NIT Warangal GATE Cutoff 2025 - CCMT has released the NIT Warangal GATE 2025 cutoff on the official website, ccmt.admissions.nic.in. Candidates can check the NIT Warangal 2025 GATE cutoff on this page. The GATE cutoff for NIT Warangal is available as the minimum and maximum marks required in the GATE exam for admission to the institute. NIT Warangal M.Tech cutoff will be available separately for each round of CCMT counselling. The cutoff will act as a screening process for admission in NIT Warangal. Aspirants who score more than the GATE 2025 cutoff will stand a higher chance of admission into M.Tech courses at the institute. Check the article to know all about the GATE 2025 cutoff of NIT Warangal.
The minimum marks required to secure admission is available through the NIT Warangal MTech cutoff 2025. Candidates can check the NIT Warangal GATE cutoff 2025 from this page. NIT Warangal cutoff for GATE 2025 is different for each course offered by the institute and category of the student.
| PG Program | Max GATE Score | Min GATE Score |
| Geoinformatics | 587 | 484 |
| Power Systems Engineering | 512 | 468 |
| Transportation Engineering | 574 | 465 |
| Materials and Manufacturing | 399 | 366 |
| Geo-technical Engineering | 533 | 416 |
| Water Resources Engineering | 499 | 397 |
| Smart Electric Grid | 574 | 433 |
| Control & Automation | 563 | 519 |
| Machine Design | 660 | 580 |
| Thermal Engineering | 556 | 521 |
| Computer Science & Information Security | 757 | 743 |
| Electronics and Communication Engineering - Embedded & Machine Learning Systems (EMLS) | 643 | 577 |
| Chemical Engineering | 462 | 418 |
| Construction Technology and Management | 708 | 511 |
| Manufacturing Engineering | 526 | 470 |
| Advanced Communication Systems | 584 | 518 |
| Environmental Engineering | 590 | 429 |
| Automobile Engineering | 528 | 456 |
| Biotechnology | 663 | 610 |
| Power Electronics & Drives | 669 | 531 |
| Computer Science & Engineering | 856 | 761 |
| Welding Technology and Non Destructive Testing | 459 | 357 |
| Computer Integrated Manufacturing | 522 | 438 |
| Sustainable Energy Generation and Storage Technologies | 451 | 377 |
| Engineering Structures | 564 | 502 |
| VLSI Systems Design | 707 | 674 |
| Control & Automation | 384 | 384 |
| Materials and Manufacturing | 408 | 408 |
| Control & Automation | 592 | 592 |
| Control & Automation | 574 | 574 |
Students are provided below the previous year's NIT Warangal GATE cutoff marks to know the scores within which the institute has offered admission. Moreover, candidates can predict the expected GATE cutoff marks for IIT and NIT. GATE cutoff for NIT Warangal is available category-wise. Check the table for the GATE cutoff for NIT Civil Engineering, Electrical, Computer Science, and other subjects.
For NIT Warangal M.Tech admissions, the GATE score for CSE in the Open category ranges from 751 to 785, while for Environmental Engineering, it ranges from 443 to 587.
| Programe Name | Minimum GATE Score | Maximum GATE Score |
| Computer Science & Engineering | 785 | 751 |
| M.Tech Environmental Engineering | 587 | 443 |
| Power Electronics & Drives | 578 | 534 |
| Transportation Engineering | 551 | 483 |
| Chemical Engineering | 447 | 353 |
| PG Programme Name | Minimum GATE Score | Maximum GATE Score |
| M.Tech Computer Science and Information Security | 634 | 660 |
| M.Tech Geotechnical Engineering | 446 | 482 |
| M.Tech Water Resources Engineering | 391 | 462 |
| M.Tech Materials and Systems Engineering Design | 429 | 505 |
| M.Tech Power System Engineering | 442 | 509 |
| M.Tech Transportation Engineering | 490 | 595 |
| M.Tech Construction Technology and Management | 509 | 673 |
| M.Tech Manufacturing Engineering | 474 | 505 |
| M.Tech Waste Management | 371 | 391 |
| M.Tech Chemical Engineering | 376 | 411 |
| M.Tech Remote Sensing and Geoinformation Systems | 450 | 729 |
| M.Tech Advanced Communication Systems | 534 | 579 |
| M.Tech Environmental Engineering | 437 | 504 |
| M.Tech Electronic Instrumentation and Embedded Systems | 567 | 617 |
| M.Tech Smart Electric Grid | 425 | 482 |
| M.Tech Machine Design | 579 | 668 |
| M.Tech Thermal Engineering | 535 | 592 |
| M.Tech Engineering Structures | 530 | 625 |
| M.Tech VLSI Systems Design | 631 | 654 |
| M.Tech Computer Integrated Manufacturing | 444 | 501 |
| M.Tech Materials Technology | 371 | 425 |
| M.Tech Welding Technology and Non Destructive Testing | 361 | 372 |
| M.Tech Sustainable Energy Generation and Storage Technology | 373 | 493 |
| M.Tech Industrial Metallurgy | 359 | 395 |
| M.Tech Additive Manufacturing | 463 | 478 |
| M.Tech Systems and Control Engineering | 379 | 486 |
| M.Tech Automobile Engineering | 493 | 524 |
| M.Tech Biotechnology | 476 | 554 |
| M.Tech Power Electronics and Drives | 515 | 592 |
| M.Tech Computer Science and Engineering | 682 | 705 |
| Department | M.Tech course | Open | EWS | OBC-NCL | SC | ST |
| Metallurgical and Materials Engineering | Industrial Metallurgy | 496-395 | 405-333 | 453-374 | 319-303 | 269-269 |
| Computer Science and Engineering | Computer Science & Engineering | 754-688 | 701-648 | 709-615 | 512-473 | 381-372 |
| Computer Science & Information Security | 710-622 | 648-618 | 644-591 | 486-442 | 372-332 | |
| Automobile Engineering | 649-594 | 606-520 | 614-539 | 394-337 | 261 | |
| Computer Integrated Manufacturing | 661-542 | 600-503 | 598-492 | 382-359 | - | |
| Machine Design | 744-654 | 665-614 | 647-589 | 432-382 | 297-297 | |
| Manufacturing Engineering | 634-555 | 582-531 | 582-517 | 414-319 | 245 | |
| Materials and Systems Engineering Design | 621-535 | 546-457 | 555-485 | 359 | 461 | |
| Thermal Engineering | 676-618 | 636-571 | 638-575 | 421-347 | 438-276 | |
| Electronics Instrumentation | 646-583 | 600-550 | 600-537 | 404-392 | 250 | |
| VLSI Systems Design | 726-646 | 679-625 | 650-596 | 479-446 | 383-358 | |
| Civil Engineering | Construction Technology and Management | 674-532 | 538-483 | 545-476 | 472-350 | 368-291 |
| Engineering Structures | 658-583 | 588-535 | 619-535 | 529-402 | 470-346 | |
| Environmental Engineering | 595-491 | 502-392 | 505-442 | 399-330 | 399-272 | |
| Geotechnical Engineering | 568-489 | 522-452 | 525-458 | 454-326 | 316-277 | |
| Transportation Engineering | 665-526 | 552-510 | 542-502 | 444-389 | 346-316 | |
| Water Resources Engineering | 549-434 | 455-378 | 459-403 | 350-305 | 281-249 | |
| Electrical Engineering | Power Electronics & Drives | 678-610 | 615-582 | 632-582 | 468-388 | 335-275 |
| Power Systems Engineering | 628-560 | 537-521 | 596-537 | 468-360 | 421-302 | |
| Materials and Metallurgical Engineering | Materials Technology | 553-413 | 471-392 | 457-343 | 297-276 | - |
| Materials and Systems Engineering Design | 621-535 | 546-457 | 555-485 | 359-359 | 461-461 |
Department | M.Tech Programme | General (Opening-Closing score) | OBC-NC (Opening-Closing score) | EWS (Opening-Closing score) | SC (Opening-Closing score) | ST (Opening-Closing score) |
Metallurgical and Materials Engineering | Industrial Metallurgy | 670-520* | 622-448 | 571-400* | 415-253* | 253-225 |
Computer Science and Engineering | Computer Science & Engineering | 838-721* | 744-628* | 774-709* | 663-507* | 504-379* |
Computer Science & Information Security | 772-655* | 744-600* | 744-639* | 566-453* | 488-313* | |
Automobile Engineering | 757-626* | 693-610* | 689-621* | 525-390* | 390-273* | |
Computer Integrated Manufacturing | 705-590* | 667-550* | 674-529* | 463-348* | 333-297* | |
Machine Design | 819-705* | 761-642* | 756-670* | 606-479* | 575-306* | |
Manufacturing Engineering | 752-638* | 697-586* | 713-602* | 539-392* | 523-306 | |
Materials and Systems Engineering Design | 705-571* | 646-529* | 634-515* | 470-302* | 382-285 | |
Thermal Engineering | 768-678* | 722-618* | 732-646* | 610-436* | 444-247* | |
Electronics Instrumentation | 748-669* | 681-624* | 697-592* | 502-373* | 357-288* | |
VLSI Systems Design | 774-709* | 753-661* | 758-689* | 608-454* | 498-332* | |
Civil Engineering | Construction Technology and Management | 707-581* | 630-537* | 619-540 | 454-343* | 496-279* |
Engineering Structures | 746-629* | 693-589* | 701-589* | 522-402* | 507-341* | |
Environmental Engineering | 647-525* | 579-508* | 569-491* | 451-305* | 380-309 | |
Geotechnical Engineering | 657-551* | 604-519* | 604-505* | 483-352* | 410-290* | |
Transportation Engineering | 746-586* | 647-540* | 604-548* | 569-409 | 462-325 | |
Water Resources Engineering | 637-492* | 551-469* | 549-454* | 441-306* | 372-264* | |
Electrical Engineering | Power Electronics & Drives | 757-637* | 698-617* | 711-600* | 626-417* | 481-349* |
Power Systems Engineering | 715-617* | 660-598* | 681-596* | 507-383* | 517-332* | |
Materials and Metallurgical Engineering | Materials Technology | 670-529* | 617-553* | 614-412* | 372-273* | 313-239* |
Materials and Systems Engineering Design | 705-571* | 646-529* | 634-515* | 470-302* | 382-285 |
Note- Here '*' denotes the special round of GATE counselling
Department | M.Tech Programme | General | OBC-NC | SC | ST |
Metallurgical and Materials Engineering | Industrial Metallurgy | 714-647 | 657-592 | 472-390 | 394-327 |
Computer Science and Engineering | Computer Science & Engineering | 806-759 | 755-671 | 632-568 | 441-425 |
Computer Science & Information Security | 790-723 | 707-636 | 560-501 | 425-425 | |
Automobile Engineering | 780-738 | 742-683 | 515-501 | 465-447 | |
Computer Integrated Manufacturing | 747-714 | 704-654 | 476-400 | 351-306 | |
Machine Design | 864-768 | 791-739 | 637-561 | NA | |
Manufacturing Engineering | 779-745 | 739-711 | 533-512 | 484-484 | |
Materials and Systems Engineering Design | 764-717 | 711-657 | 508-465 | 426-426 | |
Thermal Engineering | 829-759 | 766-731 | 648-536 | 494-415 | |
Electronics Instrumentation | 700-662 | 652-596 | 613-390 | 377-377 | |
VLSI Systems Design | 772-721 | 717-657 | 526-466 | 397-365 | |
Civil Engineering | Construction Technology and Management | 784-679 | 679-627 | 568-525 | 476-417 |
Engineering Structures | 792-725 | 728-670 | 619-499 | 497-497 | |
Environmental Engineering | 697-640 | 629-591 | 489-424 | 407-371 | |
Geotechnical Engineering | 741-659 | 676-616 | 531-453 | 489-385 | |
Transportation Engineering | 780-680 | 680-633 | 535-460 | 264-264 | |
Water Resources Engineering | 659-612 | 629-562 | 489-440 | 493-345 | |
Electrical Engineering | Power Electronics & Drives | 905-698 | 698-646 | 591-503 | 474-355 |
Power Systems Engineering | 756-676 | 657-626 | 617-463 | 532-371 | |
Materials and Metallurgical Engineering | Materials Technology | 729-644 | 654-586 | 479-373 | 348-299 |
Materials and Systems Engineering Design | 764-717 | 711-657 | 508-465 | 426-426 |
Department | M.Tech Programme | General | OBC-NC | SC | ST |
Metallurgical and Materials Engineering | Industrial Metallurgy | 667 - 74 | 564 - 642 | 395 - 501 | 253 - 328 |
Computer Science and Engineering | Computer Science & Engineering | 800 - 812 | 732 - 761 | 559 - 647 | 471 |
Computer Science & Information Security | 769 - 773 | 654 - 706 | 512 - 614 | 404 - 423 | |
Mechanical Engineering | Additive Manufacturing | 704 | 581 - 631 | 408 - 447 | 259 - 344 |
Automobile Engineering | 761 - 775 | 688 - 711 | 501 -566 | 314 - 422 | |
PwD 318 | |||||
Computer Integrated Manufacturing | 727 - 733 | 621 - 692 | 432 - 532 | 337 - 354 | |
Machine Design | 822 - 833 | 737 - 795 | 558 - 654 | 482 - 486 | |
PwD 321 - 463 | |||||
Manufacturing Engineering | 748 - 768 | 699 - 746 | 497 -597 | 354 - 459 | |
Materials and Systems Engineering Design | 715 - 734 | 619 - 688 | 475 - 560 | 340 | |
Thermal Engineering | 805 | 721 - 766 | 600 - 631 | 398 - 482 | |
Pwd - 404 | |||||
Electronics and Communication Engineering | Advanced Communication Systems | 747 - 789 | 655 - 709 | 510 - 624 | 428 - 432 |
PwD 456 - 510 | |||||
Electronics Instrumentation | 739 - 756 | 679 - 692 | 534 | 421 | |
PwD – 223 - 444 | |||||
VLSI Systems Design | 794 - 841 | 723 | 595 | 434 | |
Civil Engineering | Construction Technology and Management | 666 - 714 | 576 - 595 | 540 | 330 - 370 |
Engineering Structures | 710 - 754 | 633 - 704 | 544 - 598 | 402 - 463 | |
Pwd: 260 | |||||
Environmental Engineering | 690 | 555 - 581 | 404 - 515 | 301 - 522 | |
PwD -330 | |||||
Geotechnical Engineering | 685 | 581 - 642 | 432 - 488 | 345 - 435 | |
Remote Sensing & Geographic Information Systems | 592 | 475 - 518 | 370 - 378 | 268 - 326 | |
PwD- 297 | |||||
Transportation Engineering | 660 - 722 | 573 - 627 | 439 - 604 | 382 | |
Water Resources Engineering | 573 - 618 | 529 - 569 | 411 | 304 - 40 | |
Electrical Engineering | Power Electronics & Drives | 775 | 682 - 723 | 517 - 594 | 449 |
Power Systems Engineering | 749 - 757 | 656 - 703 | 555 | 430 - 555 | |
PwD 430 | |||||
Materials and Metallurgical Engineering | Metallurgy and Materials Technology | 706 | 627 - 654 | 393 - 532 | 251 - 398 |
PwD - 257 |
The GATE cutoff for NIT Warangal is determined by considering several factors which are mentioned below. Students must note that the NIT Warangal GATE cutoff varies for various courses and categories and is formulated every year. The deciding factors of the GATE cutoff 2025 for NIT Warangal are
Students seeking admission to NIT Warangal need to secure a score within the GATE cutoff for NIT Warangal. Students having a valid score in GATE have to participate in CCMT counselling. The allotment of seats is done through a centralised online process based on students' choices filled in the order of merit.
Students who are seeking admission to NIT Warangal must have an overview of the GATE cutoff under which admission is offered by the institute. Although the GATE cutoff for NIT Warangal varies every year, knowing the NIT Warangal MTech cutoff for previous years is very beneficial from the given below perspectives. Students must note that admission to NIT Warangal is offered only based on GATE.
Students who are preparing for admission in M.Tech courses in NIT Warangal must know the cutoff range of the institute and specialisation for which admission is desired
The cutoff range will show students how many marks they need to score in the GATE exam and plan their preparations accordingly
Students who have qualified for GATE 2025 or will qualify the GATE 2025 can plan their admissions as per the score and marks required for NIT Warangal admissions
Counselling Date:17 July,2025 - 01 August,2025
Counselling Date:01 August,2025 - 01 August,2025
Others:11 August,2025 - 11 August,2025
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Total marks are 100, and the duration is 3 hours. It opens opportunities in PSUs, research, and M.Tech/M.E. admissions in textile-related fields.
Preparing from NITRA books, IIT Delhi lecture notes, and past papers is highly recommended.
Hi ,
It’s great that you're exploring interdisciplinary options like Environmental Engineering at IIT Delhi. The eligibility for MTech programs at IITs usually depends on the specific department requirements. Since your background is in Computer Science and you're planning to apply with a GATE score in Environmental Science and Engineering , it's important to note that IIT Delhi’s Civil Engineering department generally prefers students with core branches such as Civil, Chemical, Environmental, or Biotechnology.Some interdisciplinary and research-oriented programs may consider applicants from varied backgrounds if the student shows strong foundational understanding and interest in environmental applications. However, just qualifying the GATE-ES paper doesn’t automatically guarantee eligibility the department’s brochure or admission portal will clarify this.
You should carefully check the admission brochure and contact the department directly for confirmation if needed. Also, keep checking on the shortlisting criteria they usually publish it each year for transparency.
All the best!
Yes, you can take admission in M.Tech Computer Science in IITs or NITs through GATE, even if you have completed your B.Tech in Information Technology and Mathematical Innovation from Cluster Innovation Centre, University of Delhi but there are a few things to keep in mind:
Eligibility depends on GATE paper: You need to appear for the GATE Computer Science paper. If your degree has sufficient CS or IT subjects, you’re eligible for this paper.
Each IIT or NIT has its own criteria: While most IITs or NITs accept related branches like IT, some specific institutes might have particular course requirements. So, check the official brochure of each institute.
Admission is based on GATE score and category: A high GATE score improves your chances, especially for top IITs. You’ll also need to apply through COAP for IITs and CCMT for NITs.
So yes, you're eligible, but always cross-check eligibility criteria of the specific institute during admission time
If you're from Bangladesh and currently studying B.Tech in CSE in India, you can appear for the GATE exam in India itself. You don’t need to go back to Bangladesh to write the exam.
Since you're already studying at an Indian institute, you are considered a foreign national studying in India, and you’re allowed to write GATE just like Indian students. You can apply online, choose your exam center in India, and write it here.
Just make sure to have the required documents ready like your valid ID proof, passport or student visa (if asked), and eligibility proof like your college ID or certificate, Everything else in the GATE process remains the same.
Hello Aspirant,
With a GATE 2025 score of 352 and OBC rank 21421 in CSE it can be probable for M.Tech in CSE or AI at JNTUA (Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Anantapur). In the initial rounds it can be challenging as the cutoffs for CSE/AI are usually high, core branches tend to have low cutoffs relative to all other branches and will only get higher in general rounds. If your only applying for CSE and AI only, you might have a foot in the door with later rounds or spot admissions to fill vacancies from those rejected in the initial rounds or those that declined the offer, if they have not confirmed their seats. Again, keep an eye on either CCMT or on at the university level counselling, soon enough it will be quite an academic year!
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