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Rashmi Sinha

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Candidates are advised to score 694 or a little higher. The table below shows the required cutoff scores for some of the specialisations during the Round 1 admissions at NIT Calicut:

CourseGATE CCMT R1 Cutoff 2025
M.Tech. in Energy Engineering and Management326
M.Tech. in Nanotechnology358
M.Tech. in Chemical Engineering364
M.Tech. in Water Resources Engineering374
M.Tech. in High Voltage Engineering382
M.Tech. in Industrial Power And Automation389
M.Tech. in Offshore Structures397
M.Tech in Environment Engineering397
M.Tech in Geotechnical Engineering397
M.Tech. in Power Systems417
M.Tech. in Power Electronics476
M.Tech. in Telecommunication479
M.Tech. in Signal Processing499
M.Tech. in Machine Design528
M.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering694

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Rashmi Sinha

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For students belonging to the General AI quota, the GATE CCMT Round 1 cutoff scores varied between 351 and 731. For top M.Tech branches like CSE and CSE (Information Security), the cutoff scores stood at 731 and 694, respectively. Considering the first round cutoff 2025, other top M.Tech specialisations were Microelectronics and VLSI Design with a cutoff score of 647 and Electronics Design and Technology (600). For the OBC category students, the first-round cutoff scores for CSE and CSE (IS) stood at 694 and 671, respectively, under the All India quota. 

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Abhay Choudhury

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The GATE CCMT 2025 Round 1 cutoff for NIT Delhi (OPEN CATEGORY) can be checked below -

Round 1

Institute

PG Programmes

Group

Max and Minimum GATE Score 

Round 1

National Institute of Technology Delhi

Electronics and Communication Engineering

G1

510 - 483

Round 1

National Institute of Technology Delhi

Electronics and Communication Engineering with specialisation in VLSI

G1

608 - 545

Round 1

National Institute of Technology Delhi

CAD/CAM

G1

487 - 438

Round 1

National Institute of Technology Delhi

Power Electronics & Drives

G1

500 - 425

Round 1

National Institute of Technology Delhi

Power & Energy Systems

G1

437 - 421

Round 1

National Institute of Technology Delhi

Computer Science & Engineering

G1

741 - 668

Round 1

National Institute of Technology Delhi

Civil and Infrastructure Engineering

G1

535 - 488

Round 1

National Institute of Technology Delhi

Mathematics & Computing (MC)

G1

625 - 612

Round 1

National Institute of Technology Delhi

Computer Science & Engineering (Analytics)

G1

661 - 638

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Abhay Choudhury

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Once the COAP registration is completed, candidates will be receive a COAP ID, which candidates can use it to apply in the participating institutes, such as IITs, NITs, and GFTIs. During the counselling rounds, candidates can access the COAP counselling to accept, reject, and freeze their options. In the final round, candidates will have to make the final decision in the selection of the college for admission.

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Piyush Shukla

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The GATE COAP is mainly conducted in five rounds, during which students can accept or reject the offers from the participating institutes. Optional rounds are available from Round 6 to 10. These rounds are treated as independent decisive rounds, where candidates can only accept, freeze, or reject. The GATE COAP Round I registration starts from May 17. Candidates are advised to go through all the instructions and guidelines before registering for the GATE counselling. 

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Divya Dwivedi

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For M.Tech admissions at GCT Coimbatore, you'll need a qualifying GATE score, with the minimum qualifying marks ranging from approximately 25 to 30 marks out of 100 for general category students, cutoff generally changes every year there is no fixed cutoff for any College it depend on various factors and according it is decided you may check it with the new trending according 

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Shiksha Hazarika

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Yes, it is possible to get M.Tech admissions with low GATE scores. However, it depends on certain factors, such as category, low cutoff drops in spot-counselling rounds. If you are aiming for NITs, then newly established NITs can be a good option. 

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UPASANA PRADHAN

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IISc Bangalore will release the GATE 2026 cutoff for M.Tech admissions on its official website the declaration of results. Candidates can check the GATE IISc CS, ME, DA, ME, XL, and EE cutoff scores. Candidates applying for M.Tech at IISc through GATE register to receive COAP ID.

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Himanshi Choudhury

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The minimum GATE score to get admission to IIT Bombay for M.Tech can depend on the branch applying for. However, the expected minimum GATE score (on the basis of past year cutoff trends) is 710 to 750+. This is the cutoff score for top branches like CSE, and ME. It can vary for differet subjects/branches. 

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