GATE Score Predictor 2026

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No,For Mtech you are not eligible to give GATE examination in 2nd year diploma and after completing your diploma degree

Only bachelor's degree holders can give GATE examination

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The eligibility criteria for GATE 2026 remains the same as it was before and is for only those who are atleast in the final year of their BACHELORS program of the specific engineering course or a master's degree in science. Their are other rules of eligibility as well, which you might want to check out at https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/qualification-for-gate-2026-age-limit-degrees-accepted

altogether you are not eligible for GATE 2026.

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If your GATE 2026 application shows "under scrutiny," continue to monitor your applicant portal and registered email for updates, as this is a routine process where officials verify your details.  An "under scrutiny" status does not mean your application is rejected; you may be notified of discrepancies and given a chance to correct them during the application correction window, which opens later. Keep your application details accurate and prepare for the exam while waiting for the correction window to open.

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In the GATE application form , you should enter your name exactly as it appears in your official ID proof , even if the order is different.

For example:

• If your ID proof shows Surname + First Name , enter it in the same way in the form.

• Do not change the order to First Name + Surname.

This is important because your GATE admit card and scorecard will match your ID proof.

Keep it exactly the same to avoid any issues later.

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Yes, you as a Bachelor of Science graduate in home science can appear for the GATE 2026 exam, as the eligibility criteria include graduates from "Science" and other fields, as well as those in the 3rd year or higher of an undergraduate program.

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Hey! The GATE exam (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) is very important for long-term career growth. It opens opportunities for postgraduate studies (M.Tech, MS, PhD) in top institutes like IITs and NITs and is also used by many public sector companies (PSUs) for recruitment, often with higher salary packages. In the long run, qualifying GATE can enhance your technical knowledge, career prospects, and credibility in the engineering field.

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To prepare for GATE Aerospace Engineering, follow the below guidelines :

1. Know the syllabus first.

2. Give more focus to subjects that have more weightage. But don't ignore the other ones.

3. Having conceptual clarity is very important, so focus on learning the concepts neatly and thoroughly.

3. Prepare a study time table and work accordingly.

4. Solve previous year question papers for practice and give mock tests.

5. Give tests after completing each topic. And improve your mistakes.

Stay disciplined and motivated.

All the best.

If your GATE application shows failed status even after a successful payment, don’t worry, this usually happens due to server or transaction update delays. First, wait for 24–48 hours as sometimes the status gets updated automatically. If it still shows failed, you should raise a query through the GATE application portal by providing your enrollment ID and payment receipt or transaction details. You can also contact the GATE zonal office via email or helpline with proof of payment. Keeping a screenshot of the payment success message will also help in resolving the issue quickly.

Hi dear candidate,

You can refer to the online E Books for GATE examination available on our official website that you can download anytime.

Kindly refer to the link attached below to access them for practice.

Link: GATE E-books and Sample Papers

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Hey! The qualifying cutoff for GATE CSE in 2025 was around 29.2 marks for General, 26.2 for OBC/EWS, and 19.4 for SC/ST/PwD. For GATE 2026, the official cutoff is not declared yet, but if we look at the past trends, it usually stays around 30–32 marks for General category. So, if you are preparing, it’s better to target a score well above this range to be on the safer side.