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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
With a GATE score of 700/1000 in Computer Science Engineering (CSE), you have a strong chance of securing admission to IITs for M.Tech programs, depending on the specific department and programme requirements. Past cutoffs for CSE in IITs, such as IIT Madras, IIT Bombay, and IIT Delhi, generally range from 750–820 for general category students. However, mid-tier IITs or interdisciplinary programs might accept scores around 700. Apply through COAP for seat allocation.
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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
With 767 marks and a GATE rank of 422 in the Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) paper, you stand a good chance of getting a call from IISc (Indian Institute of Science) for their M.Tech program. However, the final admission depends on the cutoff for that particular year, which varies based on factors such as the number of applicants and seat availability.
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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
The required GATE score for admission to P.K. University M.Tech Computer Science Engineering programme can change based on the competition and the overall volume of applications. A GATE score of less than 10,000 would normally offer a reasonable probability of admission. It is crucial to remember though that colleges like P.K University could have their own internal admission requirement which might include a mix of GATE results and additional qualifying elements like academic standing.
Depending on the university internal policies or management quota you may still have a chance if your rank is between 10,000 and 15,000. Securing a rank
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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
A variety of variables including the GATE cutoff for particular year your category (General, OBC SC/ST) and the number of seats available will determine whether you are admitted to the RGUKT Andhra Pradesh for M.Tech programme in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning with 45 GATE marks.
For competitive disciplines like AI and Machine Learning the GATE cutoff for general category candidates at prestigious universities like RGUKT often falls between 50 and 55 marks Your chances are increased if you fall into a reserved group where the cutoff may be lower.
Consider applying for the institute's spot admissions (if applicable) or
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9 months agoContributor-Level 6
As stats for year 2024 are not released officially, in year 2023, the cutoff for computer Science was AIR 611 for the general category, AIR 562 for OBC-NCL, and AIR 416 for SC/ST/PwD in their categories in GATE CCMT for NIT Allahabad.
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9 months ago
Contributor-Level 8
Absolutely! You're correct.
GATE Eligibility:
Bachelor's Degree: Candidates who have completed a Bachelor's degree in any branch of Science, Arts, or Commerce (3-year program) are eligible to apply for GATE.
Final Year Students: Even those in their final year of their qualifying degree can also apply.
GATE and M.Tech:
Qualifying for M.Tech: Yes, qualifying the GATE exam is generally a crucial step for pursuing an M.Tech degree in India. Many institutions consider GATE scores for admissions and offer financial assistance (like fellowships) to meritorious candidates.
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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
Your application this be marked DEFECTIVE. You will be informed via the e-mail, Short Service Message or telephone call from your respective Zone to RECTIFY it (by capturing new photograph and/or signature). You will be provided chances for rectifications up to the deadline after which your application will be either marked as PROVISIONAL or REJECTED.
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Contact Your Zonal GATE Office Immediately .
Most of the candidates appear for GATE in their respective zones, so you first determine the zonal GATE office on the basis of your examination center.
Write an email to them enclosing a photo copy of your admit card insisting that the pho
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