The data, read in ways a plain table can't show: your live admission odds, what opens and closes as your rank moves, which branches are heating up, and which cutoffs are stable enough to bank on.
Drag to see how many programmes fall into Safe / Target / Reach as a rank moves. Watch the doors open and close.
A heuristic blending your margin over the projected cutoff with how volatile that cutoff has been. Pick a programme.
The programmes whose 2025 closing rank sits nearest your AIR — exactly where you're on the knife's edge.
How many programmes your AIR would have reached (proj/cutoff ≥ AIR) in each year — is it getting harder?
Biggest % tightening of cutoff over 3 years — demand climbing fastest (rank fell = harder).
Biggest % loosening — these became easier to enter.
Volatility = how much a programme's cutoff bounces year to year. Low = safe to bank on; high = risky to count on. Lower bar is steadier.
Every IIT's 2025 CSE closing rank, as a gap from the most competitive (IIT Bombay). The premium of the very top, in concrete ranks.
X = IIT (prestige order, strongest left) · Y = 2025 closing AIR (log, smaller AIR = tougher). Bubble size = volatility (bigger = more erratic); colour = 3-yr direction (red tightening, green loosening). One screen: where competition lives and where it's shifting.
For one IIT, the range from its most competitive branch to its most accessible (2025). A wide bar means very different ranks get very different branches at the same institute.