Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering
Hello aspirant,
GATE i,e Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering is an examination conducted in India that primarily tests the comprehensive understanding of various undergraduate subjects in engineering and science for admission into the Masters Program and Job in Public Sector Companies.
Usually cutoff is calculated after exam has been conducted depending on the highest marks obtained and average performance of the students. Cutoff trend for GATE 2022 in various papers are:
GATE 2022 Qualifying Cutoff
GATE Paper 2022
GATE Qualifying Marks
General
OBC-NCL/ EWS
SC/ST/PwD
CS
25
22.5
16.6
ECE
16.5
Biotechnology
35.5
31.9
23.6
Chemical Engineering
25.3
22.7
16.8
Statistics
Metallurgical engineering
46.2
41.5
30.8
Mathematics
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
Physics
26.5
23.8
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Life Science (Botany/ Zoology)
33.9
30.5
Ecology and life sciences
33.4
30
22.2
Agriculture Engineering
26.3
17.5
Chemistry
27.5
24.7
18.3
Mining Engineering
25.5
22.9
17
Engineering Sciences (Fluid Mechanics/ Thermodynamics)
40.3
36.2
26.8
So this year also the cutoff can go near to these marks only.Follow the link for more: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-cutoff
Dear KAPA LOKNADH REDDY,
In general to be eligible for a mtech degree in various institutes like IITs, NITs, IIITs and many other, students should have a btech degree in their graduation. Or there are various institutes which provide mtech degree in some of the streams like CS, EC, electrical and electronics to those who have completed their Msc/MCA in respective subjects. So in your case since neither you have btech degree nor does you have completed your Msc so you won't be eligible for admission into mtech programmes. However every institutes have their own terms and conditions for admissions into various courses. As per my knowledge there are only a few institutes which offer mtech degree to Msc/MCA graduates.
All the best :)
Hello aspirant !!
Don't be sad if you not got that much marks in jee mains . As there are lot of opportunities for you yet to come. See , if you are not confident to take drop for the jee mains then i prefer you should go for the admission in any college and then prepare for the GATE examination. As GATE is also a national level of exam so you have to be consistent and determined from starting. It is a good choice to take admission rather than droping for a year if you have not that much confidence to acquire a good marks so that you will have a iit or nit. If you qualify the GATE exam then there are so many PSUs are there for you and if you want to do mtech then on the basis of your gate score you can get the good nit or iit.
To know more about the GATE exam , kindly go through the given link :
https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/gate/amp
I hope this will be helpful for you.
Good wishes
Hii Aspirant,
Syllabus for GATE Aerospace Engineering
Engineering Mathematics, Flight Mechanics, Space Dynamics, Aero Dynamics, Structures, and Propulsion are among the topics covered in the GATE Syllabus For Aerospace Engineering (AE) 2023.
The Aerospace Engineering Syllabus for GATE 2023 will give students an overview of the topics from which questions will be asked in the tests, as well as the major ideas presented.
2023 GATE Aerospace Engineering Marking Scheme
Meanwhile, the marking scheme for the GATE AE Exam paper is available in this article. Also, see the GATE Aerospace 2023 Syllabus exam pattern for General Aptitude and Subject marks. All questions should be worth one or two points.
Aerospace Engineering (AE) General Aptitude (GA) - 15 Marks
85 marks for the subject
Total Points - 100 Points
Total time allotted for the subject in minutes - 180 minutes
Before preparation for the GATE AE Exams 2023, all students must download the most recent edition of the GATE Aerospace Engineering Syllabus.
You can refer this link for more information
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-syllabus-for-aerospace-engineering
Hope this helps
Good Luck!
hello dear aspirant!
It is advised that you start studying as soon as possible since you will have ample time to comprehend the material and constantly review. The greatest place to start your GATE exam preparation is in college. In your second year of engineering, you can begin. You can take the GATE exam either during your final year of engineering school or right after you graduate.
Most candidates typically seek for a long-term preparation strategy for GATE CSE, which could last six months or three months. A six-month preparation plan is the ideal course of action for getting the best score/rank.
hope this information is helpful to you!
all the very best!
Hello,
Amrita University is one of the most growing institutions and this is due to high quality education system and placements opportunities. There are a large number of companies that visit Amrita University and offer great placement packages which is why it is the top choice of a lot of students.
Let's talk about the rules that you have read and whether or not they are true:
1) Uniform is Compulsory: Yes! Uniform is a compulsory rule for all the undergraduate programme students. You will need to wear it till ypur final year. However, it is not compulsory for students doing their post graduation
2) Only 2 gate passes a month: Sadly, this is true. You only get 2 gate passes a month and the warden is really strict about it. However, the gate pass increases in the second and the third year but it might still depend on the warden.
3) Cant use phones inside the campus: Not at all true. You can use your mobile within the campus and there are no restrictions against it as long as it is not a distraction for the teacher.
4) Intermingling of boys and girls is not allowed: Completely false. There is such restriction or rule. The boys and girls can talk and sit together and there is no objection of any kind regarding this.
I hope this helps,
All the best
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