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SPI Aurangabad Cut-off & Competition

Quick AnswerAs far as public notifications show, SPI Aurangabad does not announce a fixed cut-off in advance. Admission is by merit among applicants for about 60 seats, so the marks needed change with each year's paper and competition. Past news reports show roughly 96 to 217 applicants for every seat.

Applicants per seat in past years

20179,017 applications for 60 seats, about 150 per seat
2020Over 13,000 applicants for 60 seats, about 217 per seat
20215,779 applications for 60 seats, about 96 per seat

Source: Times of India reports on SPI admissions. Seat numbers and applicants change every year.

Why there is no single cut-off number

Selection is a ranking. Your written test score (out of 600) is compared with all other candidates, and shortlisted candidates then face the interview and fitness checks. A score that is safe one year may not be safe the next.

How marks work against you

How to set your own target

Take full-length mocks in the exact pattern and watch your rank among all students rather than a single mark. In SPI Classes mocks you see an all-India leaderboard and question-level analysis, which tells you how far you are from the top group.

Always confirm the final details in the official notification at spiaurangabad.com / girlspinashik.spiaurangabad.com

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SPI Aurangabad cut-off for 2027?

No official cut-off has been announced in advance in the notifications we have seen. Selection is by merit ranking, so aim to score as high as you can.

How many seats are there at SPI Aurangabad?

News reports describe about 60 seats a year for boys. The exact number is stated in each year's notification.

How many girls are selected at GSPI Nashik?

Reports say about 30 girls are selected each year through the statewide entrance exam.

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Last updated: 7 November 2026

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