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Saurabh Khanduri

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There is no confirmation whether GATE is a compulsory entrance exam for Jerusalem College of Engineering ME course admissions. Several unofficial sources state that Jerusalem College of Engineering accepts GATE scores for ME admissions.

However, the website of Jerusalem College of Engineering has not mentioned the GATE as a mandatory requirement for ME course admissions.

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Chandeep Singh

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No, to get admission into IIT Madras MTech course, students have to appear for the GATE exam. This is a part of minimum eligibility criteria for M.Tech course admissions. After clearing the GATE exam, the students are selected on the basis of merit list. The students have to obtain a minimum of 60% in their UG course to be eligiblr for admisison. 

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Piyush Shukla

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No, there is no subject-wise cutoff mark for GATE exam. The scores along with minimum-qualifying cutoff will be released (category-wise) along with normalised score. 

  • GATE Marks out of 100
  • GATE Scores out of 1000

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Shiksha Gaurav

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A GATE score of 550 in mechanical engineering will fetch you a rank range of 1500 - 3000. Students with this GATE score range can opt for M.Tech at NIT Calicut, NIT Trichy, etc. 

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Sumridhi Sinha

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Based on question paper difficulty level of GATE CS 1 and CS2, it is expected that normalisation ranges betwee n 4 to 5 marks. GATE CSE paper was moderate to tough. The result declared on March 19. Candidates can check their qualifying status at GOAPS portal using their enrollment ID and password. 

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Abhay Choudhury

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Yes, with 50 marks in the GATE exam candidates can get admission to few IITs and NITs as well. 

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Bhumika Uniyal

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For top NITs, the safe score in GATE will be roughly around 650 - 750 scores. However, it also depends on other factors, such as category, past year trends, etc.

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UPASANA PRADHAN

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Here are some colleges that offer M.Tech admission in CSE round -

  • Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya, Bilaspur
  • Central University of Rajasthan
  • Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering and Technology
  • Central Institute of Technology, Kokrajhar
  • Central University of Rajasthan
  • Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya, Bilaspur
  • Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering and Technology

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Taru Shukla

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The GATE CCMT cutoff for CSE (round 1) at NIT Delhi can be checked below -

  • Minimum GATE score - 668
  • Maximum GATE score - 741

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Himanshi Choudhury

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Yes, 65 marks in GATE is considered as good and is expected to correspond to a AIR of 800-1000. Students who secure 65 marks do have good options in getting into IITs and NITs for branches like EE, ME, CE, etc.

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