Dear aspirant,

To get the result of class 10, you need to mention which board of examination your school falls under. There are different state boards and central boards. The CBSE Class 10 results for March 2025 was available online on the official CBSE websites. And it was declared in May, 2025. Students can check their results by entering their roll number, school number, admit card ID, and date of birth in the login window. So if your school follows CBSE board then you can check your result by following the above mentioned process.

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Yes, a student waiting for the final semester (S6 or S8) result but has passed all other semesters and holds a valid GATE score can apply for M.Tech admission.

However, final admission usually depends on:

• Clearing all pending semester exams before the admission deadline.

• Submission of the final semester marksheet or provisional certificate when required.

Colleges may allow provisional admission based on GATE and previous results, but you must clear the remaining semester to continue the course.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

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The GATE Statistics syllabus includes topics like Calculus, Matrix Theory, Probability, Stochastic Processes, Estimation, Testing of Hypotheses, Non-parametric Statistics, Multivariate Analysis, and Regression Analysis. The exam also includes a General Aptitude section.

• Focus on understanding the core concepts of each topic.
• Practice with previous year's question papers and mock tests.
• Analyze the weightage of different topics and adjust your preparation accordingly.
• Pay attention to numerical answer type (NAT) questions, as they may require a deeper understanding of the concepts.
• Manage your time effectively during the exam.

Refer to the link below it will be helpful,

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-statistics-question-papers

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The time needed to prepare for the GATE exam varies greatly depending on individual factors like study habits, whether the concepts are clear or not and etc...However, a timeframe of 1 to 2 years is generally recommended for serious preparation, especially if you're aiming for a good rank.

If your basics are clear and you are well known with the concepts then focus on pyq's and give mock tests and re-revise the syllabus. But if your preparation is not that much good then I would suggest that give a complete one year time and prepare well and then appear for the Exam.

Colleges for M.Tech without GATE:

1. IIIT Hyderabad – https://www.iiit.ac.in

2. BITS Pilani – https://www.bitsadmission.com

3. VIT Vellore – https://vit.ac.in

4. SRM University – https://www.srmist.edu.in

5. Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham – https://www.amrita.edu

6. Manipal University (MAHE) – https://manipal.edu

7. Lovely Professional University (LPU) – https://www.lpu.in

8. Shiv Nadar University – https://www.snu.edu.in

9. Jain University – https://www.jainuniversity.ac.in

10. Chandigarh University – https://www.cuchd.in

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M.Tech fees for Electrical Power Systems typically range from 10,000 to 2,00,000, and admission is usually merit or entrance-based. The selection process involves factors like entrance exams, merit lists, and possibly interviews.

Detailed Breakdown:

Fees:

The cost of an M.Tech in Electrical Power Systems can vary significantly, but a general range is 10,000 to 2,00,000 per year.

Admission Process:

Merit-Based: Some institutions admit students based on their undergraduate GPA or merit list.

Entrance Exams: Many universities use scores from entrance exams like GATE or TANCET for admission.

Interviews: Some colleges may also conduct personal interviews or group discussions.

Eligibility:

Typically, a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field is required.

Selection Criteria:

Admission decisions often consider factors like entrance exam scores, academic records, and sometimes interview performance.

Hello Candidate,

You are eligible to apply for M.Tech (Computer Science) at IIT Bombay through GATE even if you have two gap years after 12th, are a double dropper, or have main and supplementary 12th marksheets.

The key requirements are a valid B.Tech/B.E. or equivalent degree and a valid Computer Science GATE score. Gap years or supplementary marksheets do not affect eligibility, as the focus is on your undergraduate performance and GATE score.

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HEY THERE!!

Yes, you can prepare for the GATE exam in Hindi.

• Numerous coaching centers and online websites provide GATE study material, lectures, and test series in Hindi.
• There are GATE books, YouTube channels, and apps that provide explanations in Hindi.
• But the GATE exam question paper comes only in English (except for Humanities and Social Sciences, which has a possible Hindi option).
• Therefore, though you can read and comprehend concepts in Hindi, you need to feel at ease reading and answering questions in English during the actual test.

In short:

You can certainly prepare for GATE in Hindi, but the final test would be in English (for the majority of papers), so practice reading technical words in English as well.

Yes, you can get admission in M.Tech CSE without GATE, but only in some private colleges or universities. Most top government colleges and IITs need a valid GATE score for admission. Without GATE, you may have to pay higher fees and admission can be through management quota or direct admission. Some universities also offer admission based on your Bachelor’s marks or other entrance exams. But having GATE is the best way to get good colleges and scholarships.

Maharaja Sayajirao University (MSU) Baroda offers 18 seats for the M.E. in Structural Engineering. The exact number of seats filled via GATE admissions can vary yearly. For accurate data, contact the university or check their official website.