Engineering Entrance Exam

Check the predictor below for details:
https://www.resonance.ac.in/reso/news/JEE-Main-Branch-Predictor.aspx

1- GATE syllabus is same as that of engineering subjects.
2- Revise all the core subjects.
3- You may join coaching depending on your grip to the subjects.
4- Start solving questions from a good book for GATE and get started with the pattern.

Yes, you're eligible for GATE. As long as your age is below 25, you also get to apply for the various PSU's via GATE. If not, then you can use the GATE score elsewhere to your advantage.

You can easily get CSE in DTU or NSIT.

Hello Aakash,
The maximum marks are 360. But for the admission, there are reservations based on the caste and so for each category, there has a different cut-off (only for JEE Mains).
However, for general category, it is sufficient to score 300 and above to get a top NIT.

Hello Radhika,
GATE (Graduate Aptitude test in Engineering) is for admission into post graduate programmes like M.Tech
As the name implies, the questions are from the concepts that you would cover in the 4 years of B.Tech. For each branch of engineering, there are separate question papers so that you can do M.Tech from that branch itself.
In addition to this, you also have questions from general aptitude (GA).
Hope this helps you.

Yes, after your B.Tech, you are eligible for GATE exam as this exam is for higher study in IIT and NIT. So, you have to study well because the level of questions is high in GATE.
All the best.

If you belong to the general category then you need to score more than 160 marks.

Yes, why not? Go for it. I don't think there is any problem.
Hope it helped.

Hi,
Actually, there are so many benefits of qualifying JEE Mains. By qualifying the exam, you can get admission in top NITs, IIITs and many GFTIs.
Also, many excellent state government colleges accept JEE Mains scores such as DTU, NSIT, etc.
So, qualifying JEE Mains is awesome.