Updated on Mar 19, 2019 20:49 IST
GATE results 2019 were declared in March 2019. Check out the list of toppers along with GATE 2019 exam cut-offs below.

Indian Institute of Technology, Madras (IIT, Madras) on March 15 announced GATE 2019 results. Soon after the results were declared, the names of GATE 2019 toppers started pouring in. According to the final list, Shashank Mangal of Morena secured an All India Rank 1 (AIR) with 98.9 percentile in GATE 2019’s IN (Instrumentation Engineering) paper. Shashank was then a final year student of IIT Dhanbad.

Besides him, there are other candidates who have secured an AIR 1 in GATE 2019. Take a look at the complete list of GATE 2019 toppers below.

Name  

Branch

All India Rank (AIR)

Prakhar Singh

CE

1

Ritesh Lalwani

EE

1

Rajat Soni

EC

1

Pranav Sharma

CS

1

Shashank Mangal

IN

1

Suryanarayana Vijaykumar V

PI

1

Sumit Bhamboo

ME

1

Mukesh Punia

EE

2

Aakash Verma

ME

7

Shryans Mehta

CE

7

Gaurav Srivastava

EE

27

Atindranath Ghosh

CE

5

Siddharth Wadla

ME

4

Shashwat

CH

1

Manav Agarwal

CH

3

Mayank Dixit

CH

4

Shayantan Bhattacharya

EE

5

Sukanya Prasad

TE

33

Uditya Raj  

CE

19

Along with the exam results of all the 24 papers, the institute also released the GATE 2019 cut-offs for all the subjects. Of all the subjects, Metallurgical Engineering (ME) has the highest cut-off of 53.5 for general candidates, 48.1 for OBC (NCL) candidates and 35.7 for SC/ST/PwD candidates. Take a look at GATE 2019 cut-offs for all streams below.

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GATE 2019 Paper

Qualifying Marks

General

OBC (NCL)

SC/ST/PwD

Aerospace Engineering (AE)

33.5

30.2

22.3

Agricultural Engineering (AG)

28.3

25.5

18.9

Architecture and Planning (AR)

41

36.9

27.3

Biotechnology (BT)

35.9

32.3

23.9

Civil Engineering (CE)

28.2

25.4

18.8

Chemical Engineering (CH)

34.8

31.3

23.2

Computer Science and Information Technology (CS)

29.5

26.6

19.7

Chemistry (CY)

32

28.8

21.3

Electronics and Communication Engineering (EC)

26.7

24

17.8

Electrical Engineering (EE)

39.6

35.6

26.4

Ecology and Evolution (EY)

37.1

33.4

24.7

Geology and Geophysics (GG)

44.5

40.1

29.7

Instrumentation Engineering (IN)

31.9

28.7

21.3

Mathematics (MA)

25

22.5

16.7

Mechanical Engineering (ME)

34.1

30.7

22.7

Mining Engineering (MN)

31.5

28.4

21

Metallurgical Engineering (MT)

53.5

48.1

35.7

Petroleum Engineering (PE)

49.9

44.9

33.3

Physics (PH)

25.2

22.7

16.8

Production and Industrial Engineering (PI)

32.2

29

21.5

Statistics (ST)

32.5

29.2

21.7

Textile Engineering and Fibre Science (TF)

40.1

36.1

26.7

Engineering Sciences (XE-A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H)

26.7

24

17.8

Life Sciences (XL-P, Q, R, S, T, U)

36.7

33

24.5

 

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