GATE Passing Marks 2025 by IIT Roorkee for OBC, SC, Gen, EWS

GATE Passing Marks 2025 by IIT Roorkee for OBC, SC, Gen, EWS

Edited By Jalla Venkatesh | Updated on Apr 10, 2025 10:47 AM IST | #GATE

GATE Passing Marks 2025: IIT Roorkee has published GATE 2025 passing marks on the official website, gate2025.iitr.ac.in. Candidates can find the GATE passing marks 2025 for all 30 papers on this page. For Computer Science and Information Technology (CS), the passing marks for the General category are 29.2, for OBC are 26.2, and for SC/ST are 19.4. The GATE cutoff 2025 is the minimum marks candidates need to score in order to qualify in the exam. The authority conducted the GATE 2025 exam on February 1, 2, 15 & 16, 2025.
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GATE Passing Marks 2025 by IIT Roorkee for OBC, SC, Gen, EWS
GATE Passing Marks 2025 by IIT Roorkee for OBC, SC, Gen, EWS

The GATE qualifying marks 2025 has been released category wise in online mode. For accurate details on GATE passing marks for each category, candidates are advised to refer to the article given below.

GATE 2025 Passing Marks

The authority has released the GATE passing marks 2025 online. Candidates can check the passing marks for GATE 2025 in the table below.

Paper CodeTest PaperCut-off
(GEN)
Cut-off
(OBC-NCL/EWS)
Cut-off
(SC/ST/PwD)
AEAerospace Engineering28.92619.2
AGAgricultural Engineering2522.516.6
ARArchitecture and Planning403626.6
BMBiomedical Engineering29.226.219.4
BTBiotechnology2825.218.6
CECivil Engineering29.226.219.4
CHChemical Engineering27.724.918.4
CSComputer Science and Information Technology29.226.219.4
CYChemistry2522.516.6
DAData Science and Artificial Intelligence2926.119.3
ECElectronics and Communication Engineering2522.516.6
EEElectrical Engineering2522.516.6
ESEnvironmental Science and Engineering26.123.417.4
EYEcology and Evolution39.535.526.3
GEGeomatics Engineering25.723.117.1
GG1Geology and Geophysics (Geology)38.434.525.5
GG2Geology and Geophysics (Geophysics)403626.6
INInstrumentation Engineering25.62317
MAMathematics2522.516.6
MEMechanical Engineering35.832.223.8
MNMining Engineering30.627.520.4
MTMetallurgical Engineering403626.6
NMNaval Architecture and Marine Engineering25.122.516.7
PEPetroleum Engineering31.127.920.7
PHPhysics26.824.117.8
PIProduction and Industrial Engineering35.63223.7
STStatistics30.227.120.1
TFTextile Engineering and Fibre Science34.731.223.1
XEEngineering Sciences35.431.823.5
XH-C1Humanities and Social Sciences (Economics)403626.6
XH-C2Humanities and Social Sciences (English)403626.6
XH-C3Humanities and Social Sciences (Linguistics)403626.6
XH-C4Humanities and Social Sciences (Philosophy)403626.6
XH-C5Humanities and Social Sciences (Psychology)403626.6
XH-C6Humanities and Social Sciences (Sociology)403626.6
XLLife Sciences31.328.120.8

GATE Passing Marks 2024 Category-Wise

GATE Paper Code

Qualifying GATE Passing Marks 2024

GATE passing marks for General category

GATE passing marks for obc

GATE passing marks for SC/ST/PWD

Aerospace Engineering

33.3

29.9

22.1

Agricultural Engineering

25

22.5

16.6

Architecture and Planning

41.5

37.3

27.6

Biomedical Engineering

25

22.5

16.6

Biotechnology

38.9

35

25.9

Civil Engineering

28.3

25.4

18.8

Chemical Engineering

25

22.5

16.6

Computer Science and Information Technology

27.6

24.8

18.4

Chemistry

25.2

22.6

16.7

Data Science and Artificial Intelligence

37.1

33.3

24.7

Electronics and Communication Engineering

25

22.5

16.6

Electrical Engineering

25.7

23.1

17.1

Environmental Science and Engineering

37.9

34.1

25.2

Ecology and Evolution

35.8

32.2

23.8

Geomatics Engineering

41.1

36.9

27.4

Geology and Geophysics (Geology)

42

37.8

28

Geology and Geophysics (Geophysics)

49

44.1

32.6

Instrumentation Engineering

32.7

29.4

21.8

Mathematics

25

22.5

16.6

Mechanical Engineering

28.6

25.7

19

Mining Engineering

25

22.5

16.6

Metallurgical Engineering

41

36.9

27.3

Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering

25.1

22.5

16.7

Petroleum Engineering

42.6

38.3

28.4

Physics

32

28.8

21.3

Production and Industrial Engineering

30.5

27.4

20.3

Statistics

26.6

23.9

17.7

Textile Engineering and Fibre Science

28.1

25.2

18.7

Engineering Sciences

36.2

32.5

24.1

Humanities and Social Sciences (Economics)

37

33.3

24.6

Humanities and Social Sciences (English)

48

43.2

32

Humanities and Social Sciences (Linguistics)

49.7

44.7

33.1

Humanities and Social Sciences (Philosophy)

39.3

35.3

26.1

Humanities and Social Sciences (Psychology)

52.7

47.4

35.1

Humanities and Social Sciences (Sociology)

36

32.4

24

Life Sciences

29.3

26.3

19.5

GATE Passing Marks 2023 Category-Wise



GATE Paper Code

Qualifying GATE Passing Marks

General

OBC-NCL/EWS

SC/ST/PWD

ST: Statistics

25

22.5

16.6

PH: Physics

31.1

27.9

20.7

CS: Computer Science & Information Technology

32.5

29.2

21.6

EC: Electronics & Communication Engineering

29.9

26.9

19.9

CE: Civil Engineering

26.6

23.9

17.7

IN: Instrumentation Engineering

34.8

31.3

23.2

EE: Electrical engineering

25

22.5

16.6

ME: Mechanical Engineering

28.4

25.5

18.9

XE: Engineering Sciences

37.9

34.1

25.2

CH: Chemical Engineering

32.10

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GATE 2022 Passing Marks Subject-wise


GATE Paper 2022

GATE Qualifying Marks

General

OBC-NCL/ EWS

SC/ST/PwD

CS

25

22.5

16.6

ECE

25

22.5

16.5

Biotechnology

35.5

31.9

23.6

Chemical Engineering

25.3

22.7

16.8

Statistics

25

22.5

16.6

Metallurgical engineering

46.2

41.5

30.8

GATE Maths cut-off

27.3

24.5

18.2

Electrical engineering

30.7

27.6

20.4

Textile engineering and fibre science

36.8

34.9

25.6

Mechanical Engineering (ME)

28.1

25.2

18.7

GATE Physics cut-off

26.5

23.8

GATE Life Science Cut off (Botany/ Zoology)

33.9

30.5

22.5

Ecology and life sciences

33.4

30

22.2

Agriculture Engineering

26.3

23.6

17.5

GATE Chemistry cut-off

27.5

24.7

18.3

Mining Engineering

25.5

22.9

17

Chemistry Engineering

25.3

23.7

17.8

Civil Engineering

31.4

28.3

-

Engineering Sciences (Fluid Mechanics/ Thermodynamics)

40.3

36.2

26.8

GATE 2025 Passing Marks for Category - Wise

The authority has released the GATE passing marks 2025 category wise online. Candidates can check the passing marks for GATE in the table below.

Minimum Qualifying Scores (Category-Wise)

GATE Paper Wise

GATE Passing Marks for General

Aerospace Engineering

33.3

Agricultural Engineering

25

Architecture and Planning

41.5

Biomedical Engineering

25

Biotechnology

38.9

Civil Engineering

28.3

Chemical Engineering

27.7

Computer Science and Information Technology

29.2

Chemistry

25

Data Science and Artificial Intelligence

29

Electronics and Communication Engineering

25

Electrical Engineering

25.7

Environmental Science and Engineering

37.9

Ecology and Evolution

35.8

Geomatics Engineering

41.1

Geology and Geophysics (Geology)

42

Geology and Geophysics (Geophysics)

49

Instrumentation Engineering

32.7

Mathematics

25

Mechanical Engineering

35.8

Mining Engineering

25

Metallurgical Engineering

41

Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering

25.1

Petroleum Engineering

42.6

Physics

32

Production and Industrial Engineering

30.5

Statistics

26.6

Textile Engineering and Fibre Science

28.1

Engineering Sciences

36.2

Humanities and Social Sciences (Economics)

37

Humanities and Social Sciences (English)

40

Humanities and Social Sciences (Linguistics)

49.7

Humanities and Social Sciences (Philosophy)

39.3

Humanities and Social Sciences (Psychology)

52.7

Humanities and Social Sciences (Sociology)

36

Life Sciences

29.3


GATE Passing Marks for OBC

GATE Paper Wise

Passing Marks for OBC

Aerospace Engineering

29.9

Agricultural Engineering

22.5

Architecture and Planning

37.3

Biomedical Engineering

22.5

Biotechnology

35

Civil Engineering

25.4

Chemical Engineering

24.9

Computer Science and Information Technology

26.2

Chemistry

22.5

Data Science and Artificial Intelligence

26.1

Electronics and Communication Engineering

22.5

Electrical Engineering

23.1

Environmental Science and Engineering

34.1

Ecology and Evolution

32.2

Geomatics Engineering

36.9

Geology and Geophysics (Geology)

37.8

Geology and Geophysics (Geophysics)

44.1

Instrumentation Engineering

29.4

Mathematics

22.5

Mechanical Engineering

25.7

Mining Engineering

22.5

Metallurgical Engineering

36.9

Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering

22.5

Petroleum Engineering

38.3

Physics

28.8

Production and Industrial Engineering

27.4

Statistics

23.9

Textile Engineering and Fibre Science

25.2

Engineering Sciences

32.5

Humanities and Social Sciences (Economics)

33.3

Humanities and Social Sciences (English)

36

Humanities and Social Sciences (Linguistics)

44.7

Humanities and Social Sciences (Philosophy)

35.3

Humanities and Social Sciences (Psychology)

47.4

Humanities and Social Sciences (Sociology)

32.4

Life Sciences

26.3

GATE Passing Marks for SC

GATE Paper Wise

Passing Marks for SC

Aerospace Engineering

22.1

Agricultural Engineering

16.6

Architecture and Planning

27.6

Biomedical Engineering

16.6

Biotechnology

25.9

Civil Engineering

18.8

Chemical Engineering

16.6

Computer Science and Information Technology

19.4

Chemistry

16.6

Data Science and Artificial Intelligence

19.3

Electronics and Communication Engineering

16.6

Electrical Engineering

17.1

Environmental Science and Engineering

25.2

Ecology and Evolution

23.8

Geomatics Engineering

27.4

Geology and Geophysics (Geology)

28

Geology and Geophysics (Geophysics)

32.6

Instrumentation Engineering

21.8

Mathematics

16.6

Mechanical Engineering

19

Mining Engineering

16.6

Metallurgical Engineering

27.3

Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering

16.7

Petroleum Engineering

28.4

Physics

21.3

Production and Industrial Engineering

20.3

Statistics

17.7

Textile Engineering and Fibre Science

18.7

Engineering Sciences

24.1

Humanities and Social Sciences (Economics)

24.6

Humanities and Social Sciences (English)

26.6

Humanities and Social Sciences (Linguistics)

33.1

Humanities and Social Sciences (Philosophy)

26.1

Humanities and Social Sciences (Psychology)

35.1

Humanities and Social Sciences (Sociology)

24

Life Sciences

19.5

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GATE Qualifying Marks for CSE 2025

The GATE 2025 passing marks for CSE is 29.2 for General, 26.2 for OBC, and 19.4 for SC/ST/PH categories.

GATE 2025 Passing Marks for Civil Engineering

The expected GATE 2025 passing marks for Civil Engineering is 30 for General, 27 for OBC, and 20 for SC/ST/PH categories.

GATE Qualifying Marks for Mechanical

The GATE 2025 cutoff for Mechanical Engineering (ME) is 35.8 for General, 32.2 for EWS/OBC, and 23.8 for SC/ST/PH categories.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the pass mark for GATE 2025?

The GATE 2025 pass mark for Mechanical Engineering (ME) is 35.8 for General, 32.2 for EWS/OBC, and 23.8 for SC/ST/PH categories.

2. What is the Total marks of the GATE 2025 exam?

The GATE exam has a total score of 100 and consists of 65 questions. All questions are based on the GATE 2025 syllabus.

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