Passout Year & Batch Tool
Find your passout year and batch label from your course start year and duration.
Passout year = start year + duration (courses ending in the summer of the final year). Your batch is written as "start–passout", e.g. 2023–2027.
Passout Year, Batch and How Forms Use Them
Your passout year is the calendar year your final exams conclude: admission year + course duration. A 2023-admitted B.Tech student passes out in 2027 and belongs to the 2023–2027 batch. Job portals, campus placements and eligibility filters ("2026 and 2027 batch eligible") all key off these numbers.
Typical Course Durations
| Course | Duration | Example batch |
|---|---|---|
| BA / BSc / BCom | 3 years | 2024–2027 |
| BTech / BE | 4 years | 2023–2027 |
| Integrated / Law (5-yr) / BArch | 5 years | 2022–2027 |
| MBA / MTech / MA / MSc | 2 years | 2025–2027 |
Final-year students applying for government jobs should also confirm the age window with the Age & Eligibility Calculator and keep attendance safe with the Attendance & Bunk Planner.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I calculate my passout year?
Passout year = admission year + course duration. A B.Tech (4 years) started in 2023 passes out in 2027, written as batch 2023-2027.
What passout year do I write in job forms if I am in the final year?
Write the year your final exams conclude — the passout year this tool shows. Many forms also accept 'appearing' status for final-year candidates.
How is the batch written on forms and LinkedIn?
As start-passout, for example 2023-2027. Some companies refer to just the passout year, e.g. the '2027 batch'.
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