M.Tech

"To get into Government College of Engineering M.Tech with 70% in class 12th, you need to have a valid GATE score and a strong academic record. The GATE cutoff scores vary depending on the course and category, but most M.Tech programs at GCE have a cutoff of at least 80%.

In addition to your GATE score, your chances of getting into GCE M.Tech will also be improved by a strong personal statement, good letters of recommendation, and a strong academic record. You can also improve your chances by applying for courses that have a lower cutoff."

For M.Tech admission at AKU Indore, candidates need to pass BE/ BTech/ MCA from a recognised institute/ university with a minimum of 50 per cent aggregate (45 per cent for SC/ ST/ OBC-NCL candidates). Eligible candidates are shortlisted based on GATE score. Relaxation in qualification and reservation for the programme is as per the UGC and state government norms.

Candidates seeking admisison at DU for M.Tech are required to fill the common PG registration form of DU and then appear for the entrance test. Final admission will be subject to admission in the entrance and merit scores at the undergraduate level.

Students seeking admission were required to appear for DUET conducted by the DU till 2021. Additionally as per media reports, admission to PG courses will be subject to DUET starting 2022 also.  

The application fee for M.Tech at DU till 2021 was INR 750 or UR (Unreserved or General) and OBC category candidates. However, the same is slightly low for SC/ ST/ EWS and PwD candidates, i.e. INR 350.

No, the admission is purely granted based on GATE scores and performance in CCMT counselling. Candidates who score marks greater than or equal to the cutoff marks become eligible to take part in the counselling. There is no other selection round.

 Candidates seeking admission are required to apply for the GATE exam to pursue M.Tech from NIT Surathkal. The aspirants with a valid GATE score become eligible to take part in CCMT Counselling. Further, admission is granted based on scores in the national-level exam, counselling, and cutoff marks.