GATE

IIT Madras will declare GATE 2027 result on March 19, 2027. Candidates who appeared for the exam can check their result at GOAPS.

GATE scholarships do not automatically cover the full annual M.Tech fees, but they provide a monthly stipend of INR 12,400 (amounting to INR 2,97,600 over two years), which closely offsets a major portion of the baseline Category 1 tuition fees.

IIT Madras will announce the GATE 2027 admit card release date on the official website. As of now, the city allotment letter date is announced, which is January 4, 2027. 

If there is any discrepancy in the GATE admit card, then it is advised to immediately contact the respective zonal authorities. Candidates must note, the test center once allotted cannot be changed. 

No, M.Tech admission at Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering is based on the marks obtained by the candidates in a university-level entrance test. Seats are allocated through the counselling conducted by VTU (the affiliating university). However, GATE-qualified candidates are given first preference during seat allotment.

GATE Reasoning and Comprehension section is mandatory. For humanities and social sciences, the reasoning and comprehension section contains 16 questions of 25 marks, where 7 questions will be of 1 mark and 9 questions will be of 2 marks. Candidates must check distribution of questions carefully.

There is no ideal time to start preparing for GATE exam. However, it is better to start right from academics and be conceptually strong.

GATE 2027 Mechanical Engineering Syllabus have been revamped this year, with some new addition and deletion of topics. Topics deleted include: Langrange Equation and Heisler's charts. 

The GATE ME syllabus 2027 has following sections including Engineering Mathematics-

• Applied Mechanics and Design
• Fluid Mechanics and Thermal Design
• Materials, Manufacturing and Industrial Engineering