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Common GATE questions
Who conducts GATE and where do I apply?
GATE is conducted jointly by IISc Bengaluru and the seven older IITs on behalf of the National Coordination Board, Ministry of Education. The organising institute rotates every year, and the official website and application portal (GOAPS) move with it. Always use the official GATE portal for the current cycle — do not rely on search results that may point to a previous year's site.
What can I do with a GATE score?
A valid GATE score opens two main pathways. For academic admission: apply to IITs and IISc through COAP, or to NITs, IIITs, and CFTIs through CCMT. For PSU recruitment: 30+ major public-sector undertakings shortlist candidates on GATE score, with application windows typically running February through May after the result. Your GATE score remains valid for three years.
Am I eligible for GATE in the third year of my degree?
Yes. Eligibility extends to students currently in the third year or above of a qualifying degree. Final-year and pre-final-year students can both appear. There is no upper age limit for GATE. Confirm the exact wording for your degree type in the current official notification.