IIT JAM 2025 final admission list out; no spot round this year, IIT Delhi confirms

Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IIT Delhi) has declared the round 4 results based on the Joint Admission Test for Masters (JAM 2025) scores. This will be the final admission list as the institute has confirmed that no spot round will be held. Candidates will be able to download the allotment letter through the official website, jam2025.iitd.ac.in.

The IIT JAM counselling 2025 is held for candidates seeking admission into MSc, MSc Tech, MS Research, MSc-MTech, dual degree, joint MSc-PhD, MSc-PhD dual degree. The fourth admission list will be final selection results for this year. “There is NO SPOT ROUND,” IIT Delhi said in its latest announcement.

Along with the IIT JAM round 4 results, the counselling dates have also been announced. Candidates allotted seats in the final round will have to pay the seat booking fee by July 3. The facility to withdraw the candidature will also be available till July 3.

IIT JAM Counselling 2025: Fee details

Those belonging to general, OBC-NCL, and EWS categories who have been offered admission and accepted the seats should pay a seat booking fee of Rs 15,000. SC, ST, PwD candidates should pay an acceptance fee of Rs 7,500. “The seat booking fee will be transferred to the admitting institute and will be adjusted against the institute fee at the time of admission,” it said.

During this period, candidates who opted for “accept and upgrade” in the previous rounds, their admission status will be changed to “accept and freeze” by default. For the remaining students, only the “withdraw” option will be available. “No further extension will be considered for the mentioned dates,” it said.

The IIT JAM was held for admission to around 3,000 seats in postgraduate (PG) programmes at 22 IITs for the academic year 2025-26.

The JAM scores are also used for admission to over 2,000 seats in Indian Institute of Science Bangalore (IISc Bangalore), and several National Institutes of Technology (NITs), and Centrally-funded Technical Institutes (CGTIs) through CCMN counselling.