M.Tech. in Signal Processing and Communication System 

at NIT Uttarakhand, Srinagar Pauri Garhwal

GATE CCMT R1 has been released for admission to the M.Tech courses. Candidates seeking admission to the NIT Uttarakhand M.Tech course must secure a rank between 353 and 438 under the first cutoff list for the General category students. Specialisation-wise Round 1 cutoffs are given below for NIT Uttarakhand:

Candidates who are willing to take admission to non- sponsored NIT Uttarakhand M.Tech seat must apply and appear for the GATE exam. The list below details the application process

1. Open the GATE 2025 registration portal.
2.  Register as a new candidate. Generate login credentials.
3. Fill out the application form and pay the application fee, INR 1,800 for general and INR 900 for female/Sc/ST/PWD. 

Admission to M.Tech course is based on GATE score followed by CCMT/ COAP Counselling.

NIT Uttarakhand has released the placement report for the Class of 2025. According to the report, the participating recruiters presented 59 job offers to the BTech and M.Tech Class of 2025. The key highlights of NIT Uttarakhand placements for the BTech and M.Tech Class of 2025 are presented below:

Yes, NIT Uttarakhand offers decent placements annually for its BTech and MTech courses. During 2025 placements, the participating recruiters presented 59 job offers to the BTech and MTech Class of 2025. Out of the total 59 job offers, 56 were offered to the BTech students and 3 were offered to the MTech students of the 2025 batch. The key highlights of NIT Uttarakhand placements for the BTech and MTech Class of 2025 are presented below:

During the NIT Uttarakhand placements 2025, the top two performing branches were CSE and ECE. For more insight, see below.

There are several factors that are affect the cutoff of the B.Tech at NIT Uttarakhand. Few of the factors are discussed further:

•  Number of applicants: The higher this number goes, competition increases as well.
• Difficulty of the question paper: When the set paper is easier the cutoff tends to go higher whereas, when the level of paper tough, the cutoff decreases.
•  Seats available: If the number of alloted seats are higher, then cutoff decreases, and vice-versa.