GATE

The candidates aspiring to get admission at NIT Andhra Pradesh through GATE CCMT exam must posses a degree equivalent to or higher to bachelor’s degree in engineering/ technology/ architecture/ science/ humanities to appear in GATE CCMT 2025. So, there is no point in asking that how much percentage a student needed in 12th exam to crack GATE. Students just need to pass to be eligible for a degree course. They can apply for the exam and get into NIT Andhra Pradesh if they get a decent rank.Check out the acceptable degrees allowed for the student to pursue or passed out while applying out for GATE CCMT: B.E/ B.Tech B. Arch B. Pharma B.Sc(Research)/ B.S B.Sc. (Agriculture, Horticulture, Forestry) MSc/MA/MCA or equivalent M.B.B.S./B.D.S./B.V.Sc. Integrated ME/MTech Integrated MSc/Integrated BS-MS Integrated ME/MTech or Dual Degree (after Diploma or 10+2) Pharm. D. Professional Society Examination (equivalent to BE/BTech/BArch) 

NIT Andhra Pradesh MTech cutoff 2022 had been released across multiple specialisations. Based on the Last Round seat allotment, the MTech cutoff scores ranged between 350 and 350 for the General AII India category students. The only course for which cutoff was released in 2022 was M.Tech. in Chemical Engineering. So, considering the Last Round cutoff, candidates seeking admission to NIT Andhra Pradesh must secure over and above the cutoff range mentioned here to be eligible.So, As per the cutoff, students can easily get admission at a cutoff score of 340, considering the Last Round cutoff 2022.A detailed course-wise NIT Andhra Pradesh GATE CCMT cutoff 2022 is given below for the General category students under the AII India Quota. Course2022M.Tech. in Chemical Engineering350

If you are in the second year and want to prepare for GATE, here are the ways you can prepare:Understand the syllabus and exam patternFirst of all, you should understand the syllabus and format of the exam.Make a study scheduleMake a study schedule and stick to it.Make revision notesMake revision notes and include all definitions and formulas in them.Practice dailySet aside at least two hours daily to practice. Practice 50-80 questions every day.Take mock testsTaking mock tests will give you an idea of how much time you are taking on each question and how many answers you are getting right.Choose relevant reference materialRefer to undergraduate textbooks and also use additional books.Watch online lecturesWatch online lectures and watch interviews of previous year toppers.Make a daily scheduleMake a fixed routine for eating, sleeping, studying, recreational activities, etc.

The GATE questions are designed to test the following abilities- Recall - These type of questions are based on the facts, principles, formulae, or laws in the discipline of the paper. The candidates are expected to be able to obtain the answer either from the memory of the subject or atmost from a one-line computation.Comprehension - These questions will test candidate's understanding on the basics of their field, by requiring them to draw simple conclusions from fundamental ideas.Applications - In this type of questions, candidates must apply their knowledge either through computation or by logical reasoning. Analysis and Synthesis - These type of questions will contain diagrams, data, images, etc. where candidates will have to analyse before answering a question. The questions will be a mix of single standalone statement/phrase/data-based questions, combination of options, or match the given items type. To learn more about the GATE exam pattern, read here - https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/gate-exam-pattern