GATE

The GATE "Robotics and Automation" (RA) question paper will have a total of 100 marks. 

• General Aptitude: 15 marks

• Subject Questions: 85 marks

The marking scheme and time duration remain the same. GATE "RA" paper structure can be checked below:

• Part "A" is common, which carries 60 marks. It is compulsory for all candidates

• Part "B" is optional. It carries 25 marks in total. Candidates can either select Part B1 (Electrical Stream) or Part B2 (Mechanical Stream) during the test.

Yes, CSE students can also apply for GATE Robotics and Automation paper. They can either take it as a primary or secondary paper.

The GATE 2027 registration process remains the same. However, here are a few changes that have been implemented for GATE application form-filling process. 

• Create a verified DigiLocker account for a smooth registration process
• Candidates have to provide their facial details/recognition during registration process

Yes, IIT Madras has made it mandatory to register in DigiLocker for GATE 2027 registration. Ensure that the following details are updated properly.

• Name

• Date of Birth

• Mobile Number 

• Email ID

• Profile picture

• Address

• Verified ID number

The DigiLocker GATE 2027 is only applicable for Indian Nationals.

IIT Madras will conduct GATE 2027. The exam dates are Feb 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, and 21, 2027. 

This year, IIT Madras have implemented many changes in the GATE 2027, which are as follows: 

• A new paper (Robotics and Automation) has been introduced
• GATE syllabus has been revised
• Changes have been made to TF, XE, XH, and XL papers
• GATE Exam Cities list have also been revised. Some centres have been added and removed. 
• Candidates will have to provide facial details during registration process
• Exam City Allotment facility added before the release the admit card.

The information brochure of GATE 2027 has been added. Candidates must downoad and go through the details carefully. 

IIT Madras is conducting GATE 2027. The official website (gate2027.iitm.ac.in) and exam dates have been released. Registrations will start soon. 

JNU M.Tech cutoff 2026 ranged from 327 to 459 for the OBC AI category. As per this range, M.Tech. in Computer Science and Technology was the most sought-after course for admission, with the cutoff being 459. The higher the score, the higher the competition and vice versa. 

Students aiming for admission in the 3rd round should strive to attain a score of at least 327 to be considered for admission.