Thank you for your query

Some colleges would have kept cut offs just to take the students who score more and the cut off completely depends on that year students performance if may be increased or decreased too

thank you

No there is no issues with backlogs while applying for GATE ,what the eligibility criteria includes is that you must possess degree  in engineering it is bachelor's degree in Engineering or you must be in the final year of engineering course nothing  more than that. There is no minimum percentage

GATE cutoffs for PSU recruitment are based on many factors like the number of applicants, number of posts that are vacant, difficulty level of the GATE papers etc. The cutoff scores for PSU Recruitment vary from PSU to PSU also.

You can check the cutoff of different PSUs with the

Cutoff rank depends upon your branch and type of IIT .In order to get admission after btech through Gate results ,you require good rank under 800 for IITs and under 1000 for NITs.If you are from mechanical then this figure will change,domain of rank for mechanical is quite high as

hello nishant,

surely, we can help you. i suggest you to go through the given link for the detailed information of GATE exam, there you can get the syllabus for cs under gate cs section.copy and paste it in the address bar of your browser.

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/gate

I Hope this information

Hello Nishith

Graduate Aptitute Test in Engineering (GATE) is an exam for taking admisison in M.Tech in and also for admisison as research associate in leading R&D laborataries. 

GATE exam consists questions from two section, one from subject and other from aptitude. Questions from subject are thematic based questions, designed

Hello Kartik, 

Please go through this link to know the syllabus in detail,

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-syllabus-for-civil-engineering

Hii Kiran..You can get free made easy pdfs of all the topics in the given link below.

Check this link- https://www.erforum.net/2015/11/made-easy-hand-written-notes-for-civil-engineering.html?m=1

Even contact your seniors they may have that and you will get a good guidance from them.

Hope this helps you. All the best.