Hello Swaroop Raj! 

It depends on which course you want to pursue in iit and also on which iit you want to choose.

Basically there are four main courses, machine design, thermal, production and industrial. Generally priority of most of the students are 1st design, 2nd thermal than any of

Hey Swaroop.

See u are from one of the core stream in the engineering discipline which itself creates a huge competition. The score u have scored if enough for u to get qualified in the GATE exam but it might not be sufficient for u to get admissioned in the

Hello dear, 

I am providing you the list of best colleges for mathematics and computer engineering -

FOR MATHS-

1 MIT, USA

2 HARVARD UNIVERSITY 

3 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY 

4 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKLEY

5 UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, USA

FOR COMPUTER

1 BITS PILANI

2 DTU

3 BIT MESRA

4 VIT

HELLO !BHANUPRATAP

Your expected gate score is close to cutoff score of old IITs for mtech programs under SC category.To secure IITs for mtech programs under SC category you need at least 420 score. With this score you may get NITs and other IITs expect older IITs.This cuttoff may be

Hi Ruthvik,

As per you mentioned score details of 12th board, JEE Mains so you are eligible for B.teh course in IIT. The basic eligibility for the IIT is :

A candidate should passed 10+2 from recognised institute or equivalent  with minimum score of 75% marks. For SC, ST, PWD

Hi dear,

Your gate score may be around 430-450.according to last few year cutoff you have a chance to get IIT BHU,IIT GUWAHATI, IIT MADRAS.You have a low chance to get PSUs.You can check previous year cutoff for IITs here

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-cutoff-for-ece

You can check your all possible college and psu

Hello Krishna

I think, by mistake you have written GATE score instead of GATE marks but that is understood.

So, coming to the point at 56 GATE marks in ECE, there is a very little chance to get into IIT's with major speacilization.

Considering any IIt then yes you can

At maximum you might be allowed to sit for the companies coming for mass recruitments, but i doubt if such companies would visit any of the IITs or NITs, since a student pursuing M.Tech is considered to have done a specialization already, therefore chances are less that such candidates would