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GATE Rank Predictor

Previous 5 years GATE cut off

Paper Name Paper Code 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016
General OBC (NCL) SC/ST

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General OBC (NCL) SC/ST

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General OBC (NCL) SC/ST

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General OBC (NCL) SC/ST

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Mechanical Engineering ME 34.0 30.6 22.6 34.1 30.7 22.7 34.7 31.2 23.1 32.9 29.0 21.0 29.6 26.6 19.7
Computer Science Engineering CSE 28.5 25.6 19.0 29.5 26.6 19.7 25.0 22.5 16.6 25.0 22.5 16.6 25.0 22.5 16.6
Civil Engineering CE 32.9 29.6 21.9 28.2 25.4 18.8 26.9 24.2 17.9 28.7 25.8 19.1 25.0 22.5 16.6
Electrical Engineering EE 33.4 30.0 22.2 39.6 35.6 26.4 29.1 26.1 19.4 25.2 25.2 16.7 25.1 22.5 16.7
Electronics and Communication Engineering EC 28.8 25.9 19.2 26.7 24.0 17.8 25.0 22.5 16.6 25.0 22.5 16.6 25.0 22.5 16.6
Chemical Engineering CH 35.7 32.1 23.8 34.8 31.3 23.2 37.8 34.0 25.1 44.3 39.8 29.5 – – –
Instrumentation Engineering IN 34.6 31.1 23.0 31.9 28.7 21.3 37.1 33.3 24.7 34.6 31.1 23.0 31.6 28.4 21

 

 

How to calculate GATE Score?

The biggest query students will generally have after the GATE exam is how to calculate the GATE score, and what is the normalization score process? Few papers of the GATE exam like Mechanical, Computer Science and Civil Engineering are scheduled in more than one session. Since, the difficulty level of the same paper conducted in different slots may vary, GATE Normalization process is implemented to arrive at an impartial score. 

But before understanding the calculation of GATE score, it is necessary to understand the aspects related to this:

  • Actual GATE Marks: Actual marks are those marks, students get in their paper out of 100.
  • Normalized GATE Marks: 
  • Many GATE papers are conducted in multiple sessions, and hence to arrive at a normalized score of these multiple session papers, normalization process is applied to normalize the variations in difficulty levels of the question papers across the different slots/sessions. 
  • This normalization process is done on the basis of the assumption that “in all multi-session GATE papers, the distribution of the abilities of the candidates is the same across all the sessions”. 
  • GATE Score: 
  • GATE score is the score which is calculated out of 1000. 
  • GATE scores for the papers conducted in one session, is calculated by using actual marks only. On the other hand, GATE scores for the papers conducted in multiple sessions, is calculated  by converting into normalized marks first and then GATE score. 

Formula for calculating normalized marks:

Where, 

Mij: is the actual marks obtained by the jth candidate in ith session

Mtg: is the average marks of the top 0.1% of the candidates considering all sessions

Mqg: is the sum of mean and standard deviation marks of the candidates in the paper considering all sessions

Mti: is the average marks of the top 0.1% of the candidates in the ith session

Miq: is the sum of the mean marks and standard deviation of the ith session

 

 Formula for calculating GATE Score: 

M: marks obtained by the candidate (actual marks for single session papers and normalized marks for multi-session papers)

Mq: is the qualifying marks for general category candidate in the paper

Mt: is the mean of marks of top 0.1% or top 10 (whichever is larger) of the candidates who appeared in the paper (in case of multi-session papers including all sessions)

Sq: 350, is the score assigned to Mq

St: 900, is the score assigned to 

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Previous Year GATE Score & Rank

The Following table depicts the year-wise analysis we have done to identify what score and rank students will get based on their marks. By following this table you can estimate what score and rank you will secure based on your marks.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Electronics Engineering Electrical Engineering Instrumentation Engineering Chemical Engineering
YEAR Marks GATE SCORE GATE RANK Marks GATE SCORE GATE RANK Marks GATE SCORE GATE RANK Marks GATE SCORE GATE RANK Marks GATE SCORE GATE RANK Marks GATE SCORE GATE RANK Marks GATE SCORE GATE RANK
2020 80+ 900-1000 1 to 50 80+ 900-1000 1 to 10 80+ 950-1000 1 to 15 80+ 950-1000 1 to 10 80+ 920-1000 1 to 20 80+ 910-1000 1 to 3 80+ 950-1000 1 to 5
70-80 800-900 50 to 800 70-80 750-900 10 to 800 70-80 850-950 15 to 200 70-80 850-950 10 to 100 70-80 820-920 20 to 180 70-80 790-910 3 to 50 70-80 800-950 5 to 30
60-70 650-800 800 to 3500 50-70 500-750 800 to 5000 60-70 700-850 200 to 700 60-70 700-850 100 to 400 50-70 560-820 180 to 3000 60-70 660-790 50 to 150 50-70 500-800 30 to 1000
30-60 400-650 3500+ 30-50 350-500 5000+ 30-60 350-700 700+ 30-60 400-700 400+ 30-50 400-560 3000+ 35-60 350-660 150+ 30-50 350-500 1000+
2019 80+ 850-1000 1 to 300 80+ 900-1000 1 to 10 80+ 900-1000 1 to 20 80+ 900-1000 1 to 10 90+ 870-1000 1 to 100 80+ 950-1000 1 to 1 80+ 950-1000 1 to 2
70-80 700-850 300 to 1500 70-80 850-900 10-250 70-80 800-900 20 to 200 70-80 850-900 10 to 150 80-90 760-870 100 to 800 70-80 830-950 1 to 23 70-80 820-950 2 to 35
60-70 600-700 1500 to 5000 50-70 600-850 250-3500 60-70 550-800 200-1000 50-70 600-850 150 to 1900 60-80 550-760 800 to 6000 60-70 700-830 23 to 100 50-70 550-820 35-750
30-60 350-600 5000+ 30-50 350-600 3500+ 30-60 350-550 1000+ 30-50 350-600 1900+ 30-60 350-550 6000+ 35-50 350-700 100+ 30-50 350-550 750+
2018 90+ 900-1000 1 to 10 90+ 975-1000 1 to 1 80+ 1000 to 1000 1 to 3 80+ 950-1000 1 to 10 90+ 980-1000 1 to 2 90+ 970-1000 1 to 4 80+ 950-1000 1 to 5
80-90 800-900 10 to 500 80-90 800-975 1 to 50 70-80 850-1000 3 to 100 70-80 800-950 10 to 100 80-90 910-980 2 to 36 80-90 850-970 4 to 25 70-80 800-950 5 to 30
60-80 600-800  500 to 3500 60-80 700-800 50 to 2000 60-70 700-850 100-1000 50-70 700-800 100 to 300 60-80 660-910 36 to 3000 75-80 790-850 25 to 70 50-70 500-800 30 to 1000
30-60 400-600 3500+ 30-60 350-700 2000+ 30-60 350-700 1000+ 30-50 350 to 700 300+ 30-60 250-660 3000+ 50-75 500-790 70+ 30-50 350-500 1000+
2017 90+ 950-1000 1 to 10 90+ 900-1000 1 to 5 80+ 960-1000 1 to 5 80+ 1000 to 1000 1 to 3 80+ 1000-1000 1 to 3 90+ 890-1000 1 to 1 80+ 950-1000 1 to 3
80-90 800-950 10 to 400 80-90 800-900 5 to 50 70-80 860-960 5 to 100 70-80 900 to 1000 3 to 55 70-80 900 to 1000 3 to 30 80-90 770-890 1 to 19 70-80 800-950 3 to 30
60-80 650-800 400 to 5000 60-80 700-800 50 to 2500 50-70 500-860 100 to 1500 50-70 650 to 900 55 to 1500 50-70 660-900 30 to 1600 50-70 530-770 19 to 100 50-70 500-800 30 to 1000
30-60 400-650 5000+ 30-60 350-700 2500+ 30-50 350-500 1500+ 30-50 400 to 650 1500+ 30-50 400-660 1600+ 35-50 350-530 100+ 30-50 350-500 1000+

Branch wise analysis of previous year GATE exam

In this section, you will find the topic wise paper analysis of previous years papers. By referring to this, you will get an idea about which topic carries how much weightage and according to that you can prepare your GATE preparation plan.

Mechanical Engineering
Computer Science Engineering
Electronics and Communication Engineering
Civil Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Instrumentation Engineering
Electrical Engineering

No of students appeared for GATE

Paper Name Paper Code 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016
Total No of students appeared 6,85,000 7,79,632 7,81,461 7,87,148 8,18,850
Mechanical Engineering ME 1,98,844 1,67,376 1,94,496 1,90,648 1,97,789
Computer Science Engineering CSE 1,02,494 99,932 1,07,893 96,878 1,08,495
Civil Engineering CE 1,07,999 1,45,064 1,53,078 1,29,225 1,19,873
Electrical Engineering EE 1,02,294 1,12,097 1,21,383 1,17, 443 1,25,859
Electronics and Communication Engineering EC 1,01,148 1,04,782 1,25,870 1,41, 665 1,52,318
Chemical Engineering CH 14,783 15,537 – 15.188 15,495
Instrumentation Engineering IN 10,289 9,999 11,852 12,858 14,804

Year wise list of GATE Exam conducting institutes

Every year GATE exam is conducted by any of the 8 institutes i.e. IISc and other 7 IITs (Bombay, Delhi, Kanpur, Kharagpur, Guwahati, Roorkee, Madras). Every institute get a chance to organize GATE Exam at regular intervals. If you follow the below table you find that every institute’s turn repeats every 8 years until a new IIT gets added to this list. By following this cycle, you can predict which IIT will conduct GATE exam in the coming years.

GATE Exam Year Conducting Authority GATE Exam Year Conducting Authority
GATE 1984 IISc, Bangalore GATE 2004 IIT, Delhi
GATE 1985 IIT, Madras GATE 2005 IIT, Bombay
GATE 1986 IIT, Delhi GATE 2006 IIT, Kharagpur
GATE 1987 IIT, Bombay GATE 2007 IIT, Kanpur
GATE 1988 IIT, Kharagpur GATE 2008 IISc, Bangalore
GATE 1989 IIT, Kanpur GATE 2009 IIT, Roorkee
GATE 1990 IISc, Bangalore GATE 2010 IIT, Guwahati
GATE 1991 IIT, Madras GATE 2011 IIT, Madras
GATE 1992 IIT, Delhi GATE 2012 IIT, Delhi
GATE 1993 IIT, Bombay GATE 2013 IIT, Bombay
GATE 1994 IIT, Kharagpur GATE 2014 IIT, Kharagpur
GATE 1995 IIT, Kanpur GATE 2015 IIT, Kanpur
GATE 1996 IISc, Bangalore GATE 2016 IISc, Bangalore
GATE 1997 IIT, Madras GATE 2017 IIT, Roorkee
GATE 1998 IIT, Delhi GATE 2018 IIT, Guwahati
GATE 1999 IIT, Bombay GATE 2019 IIT, Madras
GATE 2000 IIT, Kharagpur GATE 2020 IIT, Delhi
GATE 2001 IIT, Kanpur GATE 2021 IIT, Bombay
GATE 2002 IISc, Bangalore GATE 2022 IIT, Kharagpur
GATE 2003 IIT, Madras GATE 2023 IIT, Kanpur

Strategy plan for GATE 2022

It is always beneficial if you start preparing for the GATE exam early. By starting early, you can devote more time to important topics and questions. You can plan your studies in advance and can solve more previous years GATE questions. 

To help you out with the preparation plan, we have prepared a 300 days preparation plan on the basis of our experience and our topper’s preparation strategy.  

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Prepare for an Interview

Most students say, “It’s easy to crack any entrance exams. The Difficult part comes into the picture while preparing for an interview”. We believe if you prepare well enough for an interview, you can crack any interview very easily. In order to help you, we have developed a special programme for you so that you can prepare well for an interview, which is called as ‘TECHNO INTERVIEWS’.

What will you learn in this course?

  • Techniques of cracking technical interviews
  • Building your technical resume
  • Types of interviews and question types
  • Mock interview practice
  • Dos and Don’ts for technical interview
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Previous Year GATE Questions

Once you start preparing for the GATE exam, the very initial step would be to analyze previous years papers to get an idea about the weightage and marking system of different subjects and their respective topics. So, here we are providing branch wise GATE previous year question papers so that you can easily identify weightage system, and you can solve questions of GATE previous years papers too. 

Mechanical Engineering
Computer Science Engineering
Electronics and Communication Engineering
Civil Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Instrumentation Engineering
Electrical Engineering

About GATE Exam

The Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) is a computer-based standardized examination conducted at a national level. Indian Institute of Science (IISc) and 7 Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs- Bombay, Delhi, Kanpur, Kharagpur, Guwahati, Madras and Roorkee) jointly conduct GATE Examination. 

It examines the basic understanding of subjects related to engineering and science and students who are seeking an admission to the post graduates program, doctoral program and PSU jobs apply for the GATE exam.

What’s new in GATE Exam 2022?

  • Eligibility criteria to appear for GATE-2022 has been relaxed from the minimum 10+2+4 (ongoing) to minimum 10+2+3 (ongoing), enabling the third-year students of undergraduate studies to appear for gate 2022 examination.
  • All Test Papers of GATE 2022 will be entirely objective type. The Pattern of questions may include: (i) Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQ), (ii) Multiple Select Questions (MSQs) and (iii) Numerical Answer Type (NAT) questions.
  • Two new subjects–Environmental Science and Engineering (ES) and Humanities and Social Science (XH) have been added. The total number of subjects in GATE 2022 is now increased to 27.
  • Students applying for GATE 2022 can also opt for two subject papers from the prescribed set of combinations.

FAQs

What is the reliability of this predictor?

This predictor tool is prepared on the experience and many trials. We have got almost 99% accurate results by using this tool. You can check our testimonials too to check the reliability of this tool. 

How are these scores predicted by the Predictor?

 We have been teaching GATE students for more than a decade. The prediction is made on the basis of an experienced and qualified faculty team along with past year Data Analysis. We are predicting the scores of students based on actual data of the last 3 years. Almost 90% of our users say that the GATE predictor predicted their score almost 100% Correct.

What is the source of information given in the video?

With more than a decade experience in the industry, we have numerous alumni who have passed out of these colleges or are currently studying in these colleges. Generally, this information is not available on IIT websites, but we have interviewed our own alumni to fetch this information.

If I am taking GATE in my pre final year, will there be any advantage?

GATE does not differentiate between a first time taker or a repeater. So you won’t be getting any advantage in scores. But yes, in the interview this will be an advantage as you can impress the panel by your knowledge despite being in the pre final year.

I have taken GATE 2020, and also I am appearing for GATE 2022. Which score will be considered?

GATE score, for any masters course admission, is valid for 3 years. If you have appeared for GATE in the recent three years, you can apply on the basis of the best score you have.

Will this predictor provide information about IITs only ?

The beauty of this predictor is that it does not only help you select your dream IIT but also gives you information about NITs, PSUs and top Masters’ College in India.

Is there any separate form to be filled for different IITs?

Yes, once the GATE results are out, you will have to visit websites of various IITs to fill their individual admission forms.

How does admission get done in NITs?

  • Admission in all 30 National Institute of Technology (NITs) takes place through a common counselling called as CCMT. This takes place generally a month after the GATE results declaration. 
  • One has to fill the common form, select NIT and branch of preference. Finally, after filling this information the college is allocated. It is very similar to the process which is followed by many state universities to take admission on the basis of JEE exam. There are various rounds of this process.

Can I connect to any alumnus of yours or can I get a Mentor for my interview preparation?

Yes, we provide you with a program called Techno PDP. If you enroll for this, you will be allocated a faculty mentor who will help you to prepare for interviews and also an alumni interaction will be arranged for you over video call. The interview practice and feedback for improvement will be done online. If you wish to enroll for the program please write a mail to support@gateflix.in

How is the qualifying cut off for GATE decided?

The qualifying cut off for the GATE exam is decided on the basis of the following factors: 

  • Total number of candidates appeared for GATE exam
  • Total number of seats available
  • The difficulty level of exam
  • Total number of applications received for the admission in various programs
  • The category of the candidates 
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