Hi Please check this article. It lists all the PSUs that are recuiting along with details of discipline and you can use the given link to apply.

With this marks the chance to make it to IITs and Nit have increased. Try the GATE rank predictor to know your rank and details. The marks and rank vary every year but with 51 marks you should definitely get admission in any NIT. The Gate Rank Predictor by careers

Hi Avinash,

There is high probability of you getting dtu with 32 marks owing to your category.

All the best!

Dear Student,

You can download the sample papers of GATE from the given below link

GATE Sample Papers

Good Luck!!

In order to start your preparation you should be aware of the complete exam pattern and syllabus of the exam.

Make sure you know the weightage of the each subject. It is important to choose the right study material for your preparation.

You can refer previous year papers to understand

Hey,
Please ask your question clearly. For detailed information regarding GATE, visit:https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/gate

In 2016 for OCES/DGFS Recruitment, 789 was the Gate score for Selection to Interviews for EC whereas in 2017 it was 807 so according to previous year cut off trend to get recruited there 790-810 would be the safest range.

Good Luck!!!

University conducts there entrance exam for the admissions in various courses.Talking about Mtech,you must fulfill the eligibility criteria of that college like minimum board marks and graduation marks etc. then only you can apply for the program.

• The application fees is neither refundable nor tranferable.Once submitted,there is no way that a candidate can cancel his/her application.
• In case,the fees amount has been debited from your bank account GOAPS doesn't receive the information due to communication failure or any such event,then the money will be automatically credited back

The student will have to fulfill minimum requirement of 75% attendance as per. theUniversity rules. However, 15% relaxation in attendance will be given by the. Vice-Chancellor on the recommendation of the Head of Department under 

So I think 15% can be extended to 25% but rest you have to cover.