After Gate Exam, What Next?

Gate- Gate Aptitude Test in Engineering is held in the month of January and February. Only final year students or above that can appear for this exam. After appearing for the GATE exam and scoring well, what to do next? and how to apply to reputed colleges?

After deceleration of GATE result, Students may apply to individual institutes to get their application forms. Institutes advertise for M.tech in leading newspapers from 1st April till the end of July. However, some institutes don't advertise. You have to check their particular site for admission and more details.

Admission in reputed institutes are based on GATE percentile. If your GATE percentile is 96, you can apply BITS pilani, NIITs and other colleges. Students score above 97 percentile, generally go for IITs. These percentile range may vary every year. Students score high percentile, have to face interview before getting admitted to IITs or NIITs or other reputed institutes.

PSU's has also started recruitment through GATE from 2012. And from 2013 on wards, almost every Public Sector Undertaking companies have started recruitment through GATE score. A student generally has to get rank below 1000 in AIR in their respective streams, to get call for every PSUs. Most of the PSUs follow Group Discussion round and then, interview to recruit students. 50 % are G.D and Interview and other 50% is your GATE score. But, some consider, 75% of your GATE score and 25% interview for final short list of students in their company.

Most of the PSU's application of Maharatna and Navratna companies forms are filled before the GATE exam and some of them charges too. You have to fill the form according to the seats available for your stream in that industry.

Students get percentile less than 70, don't get any score card and they have to reappear for the exam. This score card remains valid for 2 years from the deceleration of the result. But, students who are not satisfied from there exam can reappear and score better. Then, new score card will be considered as your GATE score.

*******Best of Luck for GATE*******

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