GATE

IISc Bangalore had released the GATE 2024 scorecard on 23 March 2024.Candidates can download their scorecard up to May 31 from the GATE 2024 official website. After May 31, candidates will need to pay INR 500 for downloading their scorecards. The facility to download GATE scorecard 2024 will be available up to December 31. Note that the GATE exam scorecard is valid for three years following the announcement of the results. Also, the admission counselling for M.Tech courses will be conducted by the COAP for courses offered by IITs, and the CCMT will conduct admission counselling for M.Tech programs offered by NITs, IIITs, GFTIs, and CFTIs. 

The required GATE score for M.Tech admission at NIT Bhopal (Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology) varies by specialisation and competition each year. Typically, competitive branches like Computer Science, Electrical, Mechanical, and Civil Engineering may require GATE scores ranging from 550 to 700 or higher. Less competitive branches might have lower cutoffs. These cutoffs can fluctuate annually based on factors such as the number of applicants and their performance. For the most accurate and updated information, it's best to check the official NIT Bhopal website or the Centralized Counselling for M.Tech (CCMT) portal, which publishes detailed cutoff lists each year.

The cutoffs for M.Tech admissions in government colleges vary year after year and are determined by factors such as the number of applicants, their GATE results, and the institute's unique criteria. A GATE score of 14 in Electrical Engineering may be insufficient for admission to M.Tech programmes at prestigious government institutes, which often have higher cutoffs due to their competitive character. However, many state and regional government colleges have lower cutoffs, making admittance more likely. To effectively measure your prospects, visit the official websites of certain institutes and review their most recent admittance statistics.

The GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) and CUET (Common University Entrance Test) tests have different objectives and target audiences. GATE is largely intended for engineering graduates seeking admission to postgraduate programmes or positions in public sector organisations. It assesses thorough knowledge in certain engineering subjects. CUET, on the other hand, is for undergraduate admissions to India's central institutions, with a focus on general aptitude and subject-specific knowledge at the 10+2-level. While GATE focuses on technical skills in engineering fields, CUET covers a larger variety of subjects, including arts, science, and commerce, appealing to a diverse pool of undergraduate applicants.