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Dear Teja ,

Every college have it's own process for selection for PhD. IITs and NITs have their own .IITs release notice and application form for admission.

So,keep checking for updates regarding it

When we talk bout options, bombay, madras, delhi and kharagpur is best but any campus can be

Hello aspirant,

on average 33 marks is the basic marks to get  a good college via Gate. Click on the link below to know more about that-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/what-good-gate-score

Going by your score, you have decent chances in:

NIT Hamirpur

NIT Sikkim

NIT Meghalaya

NIT Srinagar

Having said that this is 2019 data and cut offs change every year depending on various factors. You can use our GATE College predictor for chances in PSUs and various specialisations: https://engineering.careers360.com/gate-college-predictor

hi,

see there is less chances for bits pilani by your  gate score if you opted for admission based on gate score, another option is you may appear in bits hd exam which is the entrance test for mtech admission in bits , if you get good score in bitshd

Greetings,

Problems like these always find a way into admission procedures and the Colleges and Universities are aware of them and help to solve such problems. I would suggest you to contact them through the proper channel and put forward your queries.

Here are some contacts.

Contact No. +91-1332-284010, 285875

Hello Aspirant,

Based on previous year NSR round cutoff you can have the chance to get Indian Institute of Information Technology, Vadodara, National Institute of Technology Patna, National Institute of Technology Nagaland, National Institute of Technology Meghalaya Etc. for M.tech Computer Science Engineering.

You can also use GATE college predictor