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GATE score is normalised out of 100 — not the same as raw marks out of 65 or 100.
A GATE score above 700 (out of 1000) is generally considered excellent for top IITs. For NITs and other CFTIs, a score between 500–700 is competitive. For PSU recruitment, most major PSUs like BHEL, NTPC, ONGC, and IOCL require a GATE score above 600–650 for shortlisting. However, cutoffs vary significantly by branch, category, and year.
Our GATE Score Analyzer uses AI to give you a personalised estimate based on your specific branch and category — far more accurate than generic cutoff tables.
GATE score and GATE rank are two different things. Your GATE score is a normalised score out of 1000 based on your performance relative to all candidates in your paper. Your rank is your position among all qualified candidates. A score of 750 in GATE CSE might correspond to a rank of around 500–800, while the same score in GATE ME might mean a rank of 2000–3000 because more students appear for mechanical engineering.
This is exactly why branch-specific analysis matters — and why our tool calculates your rank estimate based on your actual GATE paper, not a generic formula.
IITs use COAP (Common Offer Acceptance Portal) for M.Tech admissions. Getting into an IIT typically requires a GATE score above 750 for CSE/ECE branches and above 650–700 for other branches. NITs use CCMT (Centralized Counselling for M.Tech) and generally accept scores from 500 and above depending on the branch and category.
PSU recruitment is a separate process — companies like NTPC, BHEL, and ONGC release their own score cutoffs each year and directly hire GATE qualifiers without any further entrance exam in most cases.