GATE 2025 Expected Cutoff - Category Wise Qualifying Marks and Trends

GATE 2025 Expected Cutoff - Category Wise Qualifying Marks and Trends

Vikash Kumar VishwakarmaUpdated on 10 Apr 2025, 12:07 PM IST

GATE 2025 Expected Cutoff - Candidates can check the expected cutoff for GATE 2025 on this page. The expected GATE 2025 cutoff provides the tentative qualifying marks paper-wise. The GATE qualifying marks vary for each category. For example, the expected GATE CSE cutoff for GEN is between 27 and 29.5, while the GATE EE cutoff for GEN is between 25 and 28. Candidates who clear the cutoff will be able to apply for the GATE 2025 counselling. The expected cutoff for the GATE exam is calculated based on several factors like previous year trends, exam difficulty level and more. IIT Roorkee released the official GATE 2025 cutoff at its website gate2025.iitr.ac.in. Check the article to learn about the expected cutoff marks in GATE exam 2025 for admission to top M.Tech colleges I India.
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GATE 2025 Expected Cutoff - Category Wise Qualifying Marks and Trends
GATE 2025 Expected Cutoff - Category Wise Qualifying Marks and Trends

GATE Expected Cutoff 2025

Candidates are informed that GATE expected cutoff are indicative and must not be considered as final. GATE cutoff and admission cutoff vary each other. Candidates with higher GATE cutoff can participate in the counselling process for admission to IITs, NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs. Below is GATE expected cutoff 2025.

GATE 2025 Cut off Expected Marks

GATE PaperGATE Qualifying Marks 2025

Aerospace Engineering

32 - 34

Agricultural Engineering

24.6 - 26

Architecture and Planning

40 - 43

Biomedical Engineering

24 - 26

Biotechnology

37 - 40.2

Civil Engineering

27 - 29.5

Chemical Engineering

24.1 - 26.3

Computer Science and Information Technology

27 - 29.5

Chemistry

24 - 27

Data Science and Artificial Intelligence

36.5 - 38

Electronics and Communication Engineering

24 - 26.7

Electrical Engineering

25 - 28

Environmental Science and Engineering

37.1 - 39.5

Ecology and Evolution

35 - 37

Geomatics Engineering

41 - 43

Geology and Geophysics (Geology)

41.3 - 44

Geology and Geophysics (Geophysics)

48.7 - 50.4

Instrumentation Engineering

32 - 33.3

Mathematics

24.5 - 26

Mechanical Engineering

28 - 29.6

Mining Engineering

24 - 26.7

Metallurgical Engineering

40.1 - 43.5

Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering

24.4 - 26

Petroleum Engineering

41.6 - 43.7

Physics

31 - 33.1

Production and Industrial Engineering

29.7 - 31.2

Statistics

26 - 28

Textile Engineering and Fibre Science

27 - 29.8

Engineering Sciences

35 - 36.4

Humanities and Social Sciences (Economics)

36 - 38.1

Humanities and Social Sciences (English)

47.7 - 49

Humanities and Social Sciences (Linguistics)

48 - 50

Humanities and Social Sciences (Philosophy)

38.5 - 40

Humanities and Social Sciences (Psychology)

52 - 54

Humanities and Social Sciences (Sociology)

35.6 - 27

Life Sciences

28 - 30

Factors Determining the GATE 2025 Expected Cutoff

While preparing the GATE cutoff various factors are taken into consideration. Below is the list of factors.

  • Number of candidates appeared for the GATE exam.

  • Difficulty of GATE exam

  • Previous year cutoff trends

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: What is the expected GATE cutoff 2025?
A:

The expected GATE 2025 cutoff for Civil Engineering is between 27 and 29.5, and for Computer Science and Information Technology (CS), it is between 27 and 29.5.

Q: Which IIT will take GATE 2025?
A:

IIT Roorkee conducted the GATE 2025 exam.

Q: What are expected GATE qualifying marks for CSE?
A:

GATE CSE qualifying marks are expected to be 27 - 29.5.

Q: What are GATE qualifying marks for Civil?
A:

The qualifying marks for GATE Civil is 29.2. 

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Questions related to GATE

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Have a question related to GATE ?

Hello aspirant,

If you missed the correction window for GATE 2026, the portal will not allow changes right now. Usually, IIT opens a correction period only once. Since you need to change your surname, the best option is to contact the GATE organizing institute through their official support email or helpline and explain your issue with valid proof like your Aadhaar or school documents. They sometimes allow corrections in genuine cases, but it depends on their approval. Make sure to keep all documents ready when you contact them.

FOR REFERENCE : https://engineering. careers360.com/articles/gate-application-form-correction

THANK YOU

Hi Aanchal,

Balancing Engineering semester exams with competitive exam preparation can feel confusing but with right and realistic routine makes it very achievable.

Start by dividing your day into two parts: use college hours and afternoons for semester prep and keep early mornings or late evenings for GATE prep.

Make weekly targets instead of daily pressure, revise class notes on the same day.

Use weekends for mock tests, previous year papers and deeper revision.

Try to limit social media, study in 40 to 50 mins focused blocks and take short breaks.

Most importantly stay consistent and give yourself patience.

With consistent timetable and steady effort you can manage both in smooth. All the best Aanchal!

If you are interested in Development Studies and planning to appear for GATE XH C6 (Sociology), then you are already moving in the right direction. Having a backlog does not disqualify you from pursuing higher studies, as long as you clear it before the admission process begins. Since you mentioned that you can clear the backlog before February 2026, it should not affect your eligibility for PG admissions. Most universities require a completed bachelor’s degree with no active backlog at the time of admission.

Your CGPA of 6.9 is acceptable for many institutes, although some top institutes may have higher cutoffs. Your interest in sociology and Development Studies will be helpful because the GATE XH paper tests conceptual understanding. If you prepare consistently and score well in GATE, you can apply to reputed institutes offering Development Studies such as IITs, TISS, JNU, Azim Premji University, and others.

Focus on clearing your remaining backlog and continue your GATE preparation strongly. If you balance both, you can build a good academic profile for admission into Development Studies. All the best.


Hello,

You can change your category in the GATE application by logging into the GOAPS portal during the correction window and using the "Edit GATE Application Form" option to make the change. You will likely need to pay an additional fee for the change and may need to provide a valid category certificate.

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hello,

Other than the GATE exam, admission to MTech programs in Data Science/AI for 2026 includes university-specific entrance tests like VITMEE, BITS HD Entrance Test, and SRMJEEE PG, as well as state-level common entrance tests such as Karnataka PGCET and TS PGECET.

I hope it will clear your query!!