Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering
Yes, a B.Sc student with a 3-year program can potentially get an M.Tech course without doing an M.Sc or other PG degree by qualifying the GATE exam, which allows admission to M.Tech programs based on their bachelor's degree in science, provided they meet the specific eligibility criteria of the chosen M.Tech program and institution.
According to recent data, the GATE Metallurgical Engineering (MT) cutoff for PSUs and IITs in the SC category is around 27.3 marks which is considered the qualifying mark for the SC/ST/PWD category; this means that a candidate from the SC category needs to score at least 27.3 marks to be considered for admission to IITs or PSU recruitment through GATE MT.
Then what has happened today at exam centre?
This same happened with me also but my exam is on 2 Feb.
Hello there,
The XH B1 section of the GATE exam primarily includes passages followed by related questions . These questions are usually conceptual and test your understanding of the passage and its context. While it doesn't typically involve numerical problems, it might have questions requiring analysis or reasoning based on the passage.
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To get admission in an IIT for M.Tech through the GATE exam , there are a few important factors to consider. Here's a breakdown: 1. Required Marks for Admission:
GATE Score : The marks required to secure admission to an IIT vary each year based on the difficulty of the exam and the number of applicants. However, generally, a good GATE score for IITs is between 700-800 . For top IITs (like IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT Kanpur), a score around 750-800 would make you competitive, especially in the Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) branch.
Rank : Your rank is crucial. To get into top IITs for M.Tech in CSE, you generally need to be within the top 200-300 ranks (though this varies by IIT and the number of seats available). For lower IITs, the rank cutoff could go higher. 2. Stipend or Scholarship:
M.Tech Stipend : If you qualify for M.Tech admission in IITs, you will be eligible for a monthly stipend of Rs. 12,400 (as of 2024) under the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) or similar schemes.
Eligibility for Stipend : You need to maintain a minimum of 60% marks (or equivalent CGPA) in your M.Tech coursework to continue receiving the stipend. You also need to be a full-time student . 3. Requirements for General Category:
Eligibility : To appear for the GATE exam as a general category candidate, you need to have:
Age Limit : There is no age limit for GATE, so you can attempt it in any year as long as you meet the eligibility criteria.
Application : Apply for GATE via the official GATE website, and be sure to check the eligibility conditions and documents needed before applying. Key Tips for Preparation:
Aiming for a 700+ GATE score is a solid target to get into an IIT, especially for Computer Science. Additionally, with the stipend eligibility, you can expect financial support if you get into an IIT for M.Tech. Since you're in your 3rd year, starting early with consistent preparation will be key to securing a good rank.
No, if you registered for GATE 2025 under the General category , you cannot switch to the GEN-EWS category after the registration deadline. Your category at the time of registration will be considered final for result processing and admissions. What You Can Do:
It’s crucial to choose the correct category during registration and make changes within the correction period, if applicable.
With 101 marks in NEET and being in the SC category, you have a possibility of getting admission to BHMS, though the exact outcome depends on the cutoffs for the specific year and college. You may need to check the category-wise cutoff for accurate information.
If you have filled out the GATE 2025 form under the EWS category and qualify for the exam, but your score doesn't meet the General category cutoff, you generally do not need to submit the EWS certificate to get the stipend, as long as you meet the eligibility criteria for the stipend based on your qualification.
Your eligibility for the stipend may still depend on your qualification and performance in the exam. In some cases, if you're qualifying in the exam, you may still be eligible for the stipend, even if you don't meet the General category cutoff.
For reservation benefits (such as admission through GATE in the EWS category), you will need to submit your EWS certificate. However, if you're not seeking admission through GATE (since you're already pursuing a dual degree) and your primary concern is the stipend, you may not need to submit the EWS certificate, unless specified
Hello Anushka,
The eligibility criteria for M.Tech in Computer Science Engineering (CSE) at UIT RGPV Bhopal are as follows: 1. Educational Qualifications :
Admission to M.Tech CSE at UIT RGPV Bhopal is primarily through two channels:
GATE Score :
CUET PG Score :
Note : It is always advisable to visit the official UIT RGPV Bhopal website for the latest and most accurate details regarding eligibility, admission, and cutoff requirements.
You can access free e-books for GATE preparation on platforms like the National Digital Library of India (NDLI), OpenStax, or websites offering free educational resources like Examrace or Gateforum. Check NPTEL for study material and video lectures.
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