Hey Parthiv,

CSE or Mech. Its basically core branches and non core branches. 

So currently in engineering trend is towards non core branches as mostly due to tons or start ups jobs placements are more. But I'll never recommend you unless you are interested In Computer as the status of

Hello aspirant ! Let me to inform you that there is no age limit for how many times you appear for the gate examination. You can write the exam as many time as want. Each result of gate is valid for 3 years only. After that it becomes invalid. And

Hey,

The below given information is for the students in ECE branch so it will be beneficial for you,

• Placement- Many established companies like Microsoft, Amazon, Nutenix, Capgemini, Mindtree, and Infosys visit the college for placements every year. Students get placed with an annual package of maximum 12-15 LPA. The

Hello,

Its hard to say  because many factors depends on your caste ,specially aged ,graduation percentage , so i would like to suggest you to check our tool for PSU & Colleges , kindly refer the below link along with the check the cut off as well

Https://engineering.careers360.com/gate-college-predictor?icn=GATE-clgpd&ici=clevertap-exit-intent

Https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-cutoff-for-iits

Hello,

Most of the core branches like mechanical, civil, electronics, etc. have a huge scope of jobs in Public Sector Understandings.

But for branches like Computer Science & IT these opportunities are less. There are not much psu's who take students from CS from GATE.

Still some like IOCL, BARC

Hey there 

As per your query I would like to tell you that according to your question about the preparation. Tips of Gate are:

"Hard work and compleat practice with aptitude and technical papers is the only way for cracking it "

 1) an early starts boosts the preparation process. 

Students generally start preparing for GATE after 2nd year. But it's not necessary, you can start before or after that. The logic behind that is, that you get 2 years to study, and prepare for the exam, and another year if you want to re-attempt. Even if you don't want

Hello Shruti, since your gate score is well below cutoff so you may not be able to get into any college with your gate score, however there are some private colleges that might provide admission based on their own entrance exam or inspite of very low GATE scores.

You may

Hello Shruti, You can check out the following link for detailed info on GATE score normalisation: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-normalisation-process-how-scores-are-calculated

out of 100 total marks, GATE scores are normalised for 1000 marks and they have a certain algorithm for it that takes in account multiple factors and is very difficult to predict directly