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The desired GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) score range for admission to the M.Tech programme in Engineering Analysis and Design at RGUKT Nuzvid can vary each year based on factors such as:The desired GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) score range for admission to the M.Tech programme in Engineering Analysis and Design at RGUKT Nuzvid can vary each year based on factors such as: 
 
 Number of Applicants: The general applicants can have an impact on the scores particularly the cutoff scores. Higher number of applicants for a given course will raise the cutoff scores. 
 
 Difficulty Level of GATE: The nature, or the level of difficulty of the GATE examination in the year of endeavour can determine the pass marks or the cut off marks required for admission. 
 
 Seat Availability: This is true because the availability of the seats in the specific programme determines the cutoff scores. 
 
 Category of Students: Cutoff scores may vary depending on cast (General, OBC, SC/ST) since there are also different standards on the amount of relaxation.

Getting an admission to RGUKT Nuzvid for an M.Tech programme is therefore possible with an academic grade 60 in the GATE exam; however this depends with the branch of your admittance and the competition level of the given year. 
 
 Considerations: 
 GATE Score and Rank: Hailing 60 as a good score in GATE it is important to make a final selection based on the rank this score brings. In the most popular branches as Computer Science and Engineering branches competition is higher and only the candidates with high GATE score usually ranging from 65-70+ can expect to get a seat. 
 
 Category: It also depends on the category that you belong to as mentioned below. In general, cutoffs could be easier for the categories like OBC, SC and ST than general category. 
 
 Yearly Variations: The cutoff may change each year depending on the degree of the GATE exam and the quantity of the candidates. In this context therefore, even if 60 marks were considered adequate in one year, that may not be the case in the other.

To be eligible for admission into a course, the candidate 

• Must have passed the Qualifying Examination and secured the prescribed Minimum Marks in the subject (s)/ course (s) concerned as mentioned in the Information Brochure, and

• Must have qualified in the Common PG Entrance Test conducted in the concerned subject in which admission is sought. For administrative reasons, the Convenor may, conduct the entrance test before the publication of the results of the qualifying examination concerned. But qualifying at the Entrance Test alone does not confer any right of admission into a course. In addition to being qualified at the Common Entrance Test, a candidate will be eligible for admission only if he/ she passes the qualifying examination before the commencement of admissions process and secure the prescribed minimum marks in the subject (s)/ course (s) concerned. He/ She must submit the necessary documents listed under item VII of these instructions at the time of counseling.