By ETF Desk
Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT) announced the cutoff marks for its 2026 batch of Computer Science & Engineering (CSE) on its official admissions portal. The university released the minimum MET scores required for admission, charting the entries across various rank brackets.
According to the data, candidates with MET ranks between 1–50 secured all available seats, while the cutoffs for subsequent rank bands (51–100, 101–150, etc.) gradually fell, reflecting the fierce competition and the increasing preference for the CSE discipline. MIT’s admission guidelines also provide a clear step‑by‑step process, from online application to seat-allocation, ensuring transparency across all stages.
These figures are crucial for students in Udupi District and beyond, as they plan their academic future and align their study strategies. The trend suggests a sustained demand for CSE, prompting many aspirants to intensify their preparation for the highly competitive MET exam. Source: Google News – Manipal.