GATE 2020 Instrumentation Question Paper

Yes, GATE marks are accepted for admission to the MS in Computing programme at National University of Singapore. Students can submit GATE marks as an alternative to GMAT or GRE scores, typically for candidates who have graduated from Indian universities. 

Candidates seeking admission to get into GIET Engineering College must acquire a cutoff of 355 score for the MTech in VLSI course for General category students in the AI quota,  to make you eligible for the admission to GIET Engineering College. 

Refer to the table below for more information:

GIET Engineering College offers M.Tech course based on GATE scores. As per the GATE last-round cut off, the closing ranks needed to get into the only available course, which is M.Tech in VLSI And Embedded Systems, stood at 355. So, 350 is so close to the cutoff but still you won't be able to get th

Candidates can add the two-paper combination option at the time of filling the GATE application form. Candidates will be allowed to opt for at least two papers - One primary and one secondary subject. 

The allowed GATE paper combination for Instrumentation Engineering are as follows -

BM - Biomedical Engineering, EC - Electronics and Communication, EE- Electronics Engineering, ME - Mechanical Engineering, and CS - Computer Science and Information Technology.

If you are an IIT graduate with a BTech degree in Communications Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Electronics and Communication Engineering and have an overall CGPA of 8 and above or more than 75% marks, you can get direct admission for M.Tech Communications Engineering.

Not all IITs offer thi

In the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering exam, the two paper combination is a system that allows candidates to choose at  least two papers from a predefined list of combination. This approach was implemented by the GATE conducting bodies to test students' skills and knowledge in different subjec

Dear Girijas,

It's great that you're planning to appear for the GATE exam! Since you are a 2024 pass-out student, you are eligible to apply for GATE, as there is no age limit for candidates. However, you should meet the academic requirements based on your degree, which in your case would be your eng

Dear Viraj,

I understand your concern about using your GATE score in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (DA) to pursue an M.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE). The eligibility criteria for M.Tech programs can vary between institutions. Some institutions may accept GATE DA scores for