Why we should take GATE exam?

GATE- Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering is conducted by IIT for higher studies in engineering. A candidate appearing in GATE exam, has to score more 70 percentile to get qualify this exam. But, why should one to appear for GATE? It is not necessary. It totally depends on your interest, but it is like a need for engineering students of India. Here, i wanna discuss some important facts why an engineer student should appear for GATE.

1. Those who are willing to peruse higher studies in M.Tech, become necessary to appear GATE and score well to get admission in reputed colleges of India.

2. Government of India provides Rs. 8000 p.m will be given as scholarship who have qualified GATE exam and pursuing M.Tech in India. This is not only the scholarship provided by AICTE. but, few other private and reputed institutes also provide scholarships.

3. More and better placement in private companies on the basis of GATE score card. It improves your resume when you apply to private sector jobs. And also adds a factor when you sit in placement of your college.

4. Almost all PSUs have started recruitment on the basis of GATE score and giving higher pay of average 5 Lakhs/annum.

5. To be a part of any Nationally reputed Educational institutes or researches, the minimum qualification is GATE score. And according to AICTE rule, a person must have done M.tech in order to research and take lectures in reputed colleges.

6. Gate qualified candidates in the Engineering discipline are also eligible for the award of Junior Research Fellowship in CSIR laboratories.

It is not compulsory that an engineering student has to appear to GATE. It totally your choice and option you want to go for after Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech).

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