GATE

Yes, you can pursue an M.Sc. in Astronomy and Astrophysics at IIST after completing a B.Sc. in Physics, with a valid GATE score. IIST offers a Master of Science programme in Astronomy and Astrophysics. The GATE exam is used for admission to postgraduate programs at IIST, and candidates are selected based on their GATE score and performance in written tests or interviews.

IIST offers two-year M.Sc. programs.

The cut-off scores for the GATE exam in Electrical Engineering (EE) for M.Tech programs can differ depending on the institute and the candidate's category. For 2024, the qualifying cut-off for the general category was set at 25.7, while for SC/ST/PwD candidates, it was 17.1.

Admission in OU in M.Tech programme are based on GATE scores and after exhausting GATE qualified candidates, PGECET qualified candidates are considered for admission. The cutoff depends upon the branches you opted.

Yes, Darshan University accepts GATE scores for admission to its M.Tech courses. To be eligible candidates must pass a UG degree with 50% aggregate in a relevant discipline from a recognised university. The university accepts GATE scores. Candidates must apply and appear for the GATE score and score good aggregate.

JIIT Noida M.Tech admission is completely entrance-based. Candidates seeking admission to the JIIT Noida M.Tech course must appear for the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) or other entrance exam such as the JIIT PGCET or CUET PG. Apart from this, candidates are also requested to fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria to be eligible for JIIT Noida M.Tech admissions. Candidates must have a minimum of 60% aggregate in their graduation. 

The COAP registration is completly free. Candidates can register for COAP using their GATE scores without paying in fees. The mode of the registration is online and must be completed within the specific deadline. The GATE COAP Round 1 counselling starts from May 17. Candidates can check the schedule below -

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.

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. 

JKLU Jaipur accepts GATE scores to admit students to its M.Tech programme. However, as per the eligibility criteria specified by the university, having valid GATE scores is not mandatory to secure M.Tech admission at the university. If a candidate has scored at least 60% or 6.0/10 CGPA in a relevant Bachelor's degree (in an allied discipline), they are not required to appear for GATE.

However, if their Bachelor's degree is not in an allied discipline, candidates are required to prove their proficiency in Computer Science or have a valid GATE score.