Hello Arya,

Congratulations! you have got a very good rank.

The Joint Admission Counselling (JAC) Delhi is conducted for admission to Delhi Technological University on the basis of All India Rank in paper-1 of JEE Mains.

Online Registration and Choice Filling  will start from second week of June 2018.

You

Here are the books for GATE CSE you can prefer:

Engineering Mathematics- by Kenneth Rosen

Digital Logic- by Morris Mano

Computer Organization and Architecture- by Hennessy and Patterson

Programming and Data Structures- by Dennis Richie

Algorithms- by Cormen

Theory of Computation- by Peter Linz

Compiler Design- by Aho & Ullman

Dear Guna,

IIST conducts written test or interview for the final selection it's related to your branch in which you get selected. Mostly it conducts the interviews. 

Indian Institute of Space Science & Technology (IIST) offers M.Tech admissions to candidates who have valid GATE scores, and who have qualified in

This is strictly for the final year students or the ones who passed out because if you start preparation for GATE earlier than that you will just drop it. I want to make it clear I myself did not score any good marks in the GATE-2015, There were 3 reasons

Sorry to say, you cant do it now.

All the very best and good luck.

Hello buddy, to check your chances for various colleges and psu you can check previous year cutoff of various colleges and psu.

Or you can also refer below link to predict  your chances for various colleges and PSU:-

https://engineering.careers360.com/gate-college-predictor

Best of luck for your future buddy 

Hello buddy, No you can't apply for  GATE.  GATE exam is for engineering students to do MTECH or to get job in PSU after completion of their BTECH degree. 

So,  for GATE exam, first you have to do engineering than after that you can give gate exam. 

Best of luck

Hello Satyam. Thanks for contacting Careers360 and we hope we will be able to answer your query. 

I am answering the question: "Are class 12 marks important for GATE?"

The answer to this question is: No. In fact there is no such criteria mentioned until now.