Engineering

The GATE is a national-level exam which is conducted in India that primarily tests the comprehensive understanding of various UG subjects in engineering and Science for admission into the M.E. /M.Tech. Ph.D. programme and Job in PSUs. However, the GATE exam is not conducted for JRF. The NTA has been entrusted by the UGC with the task of conducting UGC NET which is a test to determine the eligibility of Indian nationals for Assistant Professor and JRF and Assistant Professors in Indian colleges and universities. NET is a national-level test of the UGC for the award of a JRF to eligible students. PG students, who want to undertake research studies in the field of Engineering, Science, Humanities, Social-Sciences, or more can apply. I hope this will help you.

Electronics and Communication Engineering, Mining, Physics and Electrical are the toughest branches for the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering because of their competition. Lacs of students appear in the examination every year and due to this, the level of difficulty of the examination has risen day by day. The difficulty level of the GATE exam:
Electronics and Communication Engineering: Moderate to Difficult
Civil Engineering: Easy to Moderate
Electrical Engineering: Moderate to difficult
Mechanical Engineering: Moderate
Computer Science Engineering: Easy to Moderate
Mathematics: Easy to Moderate
Biotechnology: Moderate
Chemical Engineering: Moderate
Geology and Geophysics: Moderate to Difficult
Agricultural Engineering: Moderate to Difficult
Chemistry: Easy to Moderate
Physics: Moderate to Difficult
Architecture & Planning: Moderate to Difficult
Aerospace Engineering: Easy to Moderate
Mining Engineering: Difficult
I hope this will help you.