GATE Scores

GATE PSU Cut Off (Previous year):
1- ONGC through GATE Cut Off for ECE:
GATE AIR Rank: 864 for GN, 745 for OBC NCL, 682 for SC, 629 for ST, 434 for PwD-HH, and 426 for PwD-OH
2- NTPC through GATE Cut Off for ECE:
GATE AIR Rank: 316 for GN, 1047 for OBC NCL, 2359 for SC, 5319 for ST, and 11242 for PwD
3- NPCIL through GATE Cut Off for ECE:
GATE AIR Score: 74 for GN, 74 for EWS, 64 for OBC NCL, 64 for SC, and 69 for ST
4- Power Grid Co. through GATE Cut Off for ECE:
GATE AIR Score: 50.67 for GN, 47.67 for OBC NCL, 39.00 for SC, and 20.67 for PwD-HI
For getting into PSUs with GATE Electronics and Communication Engineering you need to get a rank below 200. And for this rank, you must score at least 750 in the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering exam. A good GATE score is necessary for every PSU job, and the top Indian PSUs that conduct interviews including DRDO, ISRO, BHEL, ONGC, etc. , shortlist the candidates based on the GATE score. But the final selection is mainly based on the interview performance of the candidates. I hope this will help you.

No, it is not necessary, a GATE score for Bhabha Atomic Research Center because BARC conducts its own exam for graduate, postgraduate, and doctoral students. BARC Exam Pattern:
BARC OCES Conducting Body: BARC (Bhabha Atomic Research Center). BARC OCES Exam Duration: 2 hours (120 minutes). BARC OCES Number of Questions: 100
BARC OCES 2022 Exam Mode: Online Computer-Based Test (CBT). BARC OCES 2022 Question Type: MCQ. BARC OCES 2022 Selection Process: Written Exam and Interview. Selection Process:
1- Required Percentile for Interview Selection: 90 to 97 percent.
2- Required Marks for Interview Selection: 100-200/300. I hope this will help you.

If you want to get into research programme M.Sc, then I think a rank of up to 200 will be fine, but there will be a detailed technical interview. For the course programme (ME), a rank of 30 may or may not get you a seat. A rank of under 10 definitely will, this is generally applicable for all the different streams of GATE through which the Aerospace programme at IISc admits students. The course programme is fairly intensive with 15 courses and A.M.E. Project. My friends used to stay very busy with so much coursework. The research programme has 1 to 1.5 years of research involved and 1-2 publications are expected, course requirement is minimal and only 4 courses are required. The M.Sc. Programme is designed to help the faculty to have students do their research, so it is entirely in their hands to let you graduate, just like in a Ph.D. The M.Sc. could take at least 2.5 years in most cases. Placements vary greatly from year to year. Companies that visit are Airbus, GE, Rolls Royce, Eaton, GKN aerospace, Timetooth etc. It might happen that a student with a good GPA also might have to apply off campus. Some companies don't have openings for M.Sc. Students.