Minimum Marks for IIT Admission through GATE 2026: Check MTech Scores Analysis

Minimum Marks for IIT Admission through GATE 2026: Check MTech Scores Analysis

Gandubilli UnnatiUpdated on 10 Sep 2025, 02:57 PM IST

GATE 2026 Marks for IITs - IIT Guwahati will announce the GATE 2026 marks for IIT admissions on the official website, gate2026.iitg.ac.in. Candidates will be able to check the GATE Marks for IIT 2026 in this article. The IIT marks for GATE 2026 are the minimum marks that candidates need to gain admission into the institutes. Candidates can also refer to the GATE cutoff to know the marks required for admission into IITs.

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GATE 2026 Marks for IITs

The GATE 2026 marks for IITs will be released individually by each IIT after the GATE 2026 counselling process. Admission to IITs is done through the COAP counselling and is conducted in 10 rounds. The 2026 marks for the IIT admission through the GATE exam will be released after each round of counselling.

GATE Previous Year Marks for IITs

As the 2026 GATE marks for IITs have not yet been released, candidates can check the previous year's GATE marks for some top IITs below.

IIT Madras M.Tech. 2025– GEN Cutoff

Paper / Discipline

GEN Cutoff

AE1Y – Aerospace Engg. (AE, CE, ME, XE)

699

AE1Y* – ME

788

AE1Y* – CS, EC, EE, IN, ZE, ZS

808

AM1Y – Applied Mechanics

675

AM2Y – Biomedical Engg.

679

AM2Y* – Multi Discipline

893

BT1Y – Biotechnology (BT)

852

BT1Y – CH

584

CE1Y – Civil Engg. (CE)

775

CE1Y – AR

981

CE2Y – Civil Engg. (CE, AG, BT, CH, ES, ME, XE)

649

CE2Y* – AG, BT, CH, ES, ME, ZE

807

CE3Y – CE

610

CE4Y – CE

548

CE4Y* – AG

741

CE5Y – CE

704

CE6Y – CE

613

CE6Y* – AR, ZE

818

CH1Y – Chemical Engg. (CH)

618

CL1Y – Multiple disciplines

513 – 826

CS1Y – Computer Science (CS)

881

DA1Y – Data Science (DA)

866

ED1Y – Electrical Devices (EE/IN/EC)

740

EE1Y – Electrical Engg. (EC)

690

EE2Y – Electrical Engg. (EE)

657

EE3Y – Electrical Engg. (EE)

881

EE4Y – EE (BM/EC/EE/IN)

829

EE5Y – EE (EC, EE, IN, PH)

665

EE6Y – EE (EC, EE, IN)

944

EE7Y – EE (DA/EC/EE/IN)

772

MA1Y – Mathematics

526

MA1Y* – PH

622

MA1Y* – Multi Discipline

909

ME1Y – Mechanical Engg.

741

ME1Y* – Multi Discipline

874

ME2Y – Mechanical Engg. (ME, AE, AU)

808

ME3Y – Mechanical Engg. (ME, IN, MF, ML, PI, PR)

632

ME3Y* – Multi Discipline

698

MM1Y – Metallurgy (MM)

528

MM1Y* – Multi Discipline

680

OE1Y – Ocean Engg.

569

OE2Y – Ocean Engg.

511

PE1Y – Petroleum Engg.

487

PH1Y – Physics

503

PH1Y* – EP, NT

693

IIT Bombay Minimum Qualifying GATE Cutoff 2025 (GEN Category)

Paper / Discipline

GEN Cutoff

Aerospace Engg. (AE1–AE4)

500–650

Biomedical Engg. (BM)

400

Chemical Engg. (CH)

500

Civil Engg. (CE1–CE7)

540–675

Computer Science (CS)

750

Earth Sciences (GS/PG)

325

Electrical Engg. (EE1–EE7)

510

Energy Science (ES)

500–600

Environmental Science (EV)

500–600

Agricultural Engg. (AG)

400

Architecture (AR)

450

Mining & Geology (MN + GG)

350

ES + XEH

350

CS + DA

450

EC + EE

450

PH + MA + ST

350

Geology / Geophysics (GE)

350

Industrial Engg. & OR (IE&OR)

650

Mechanical Engg. (ME1–ME3)

600

Metallurgy / Materials (MT/MMM)

400–600

Systems & Control (SC)

500

Technology & Development (TD)

500

Educational Technology (ET)

500

Climate Studies (CM)

500

IIT Guwahati CSE GATE cutoff

Category

Cutoff

Open / General (EWS)

650

OBC (NCL)

585

SC / ST / PwD

433

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: What is the minimum mark for IIT admission through GATE?
A:

There is no minimum mark for the IIT admissions through GATE. Each IIT will have their own minimum mark for admission.

Q: Is 150 marks in GATE good for IIT admission?
A:

No, 150 marks are not enough for IIT admission through GATE. Candidates need to score above 650+ for admission to IITs using GATE scores.

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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.

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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!!