Hello there,

To get admission in an IIT for M.Tech through the GATE exam , there are a few important factors to consider. Here's a breakdown:

1. Required Marks for Admission:

• GATE Score : The marks required to secure admission to an IIT vary each year based on the difficulty of the exam and the number of applicants. However, generally, a good GATE score for IITs is between 700-800 . For top IITs (like IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT Kanpur), a score around 750-800 would make you competitive, especially in the Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) branch.
  
  

• Rank : Your rank is crucial. To get into top IITs for M.Tech in CSE, you generally need to be within the top 200-300 ranks (though this varies by IIT and the number of seats available). For lower IITs, the rank cutoff could go higher.
  
  2. Stipend or Scholarship:
  
  

• M.Tech Stipend : If you qualify for M.Tech admission in IITs, you will be eligible for a monthly stipend of Rs. 12,400 (as of 2024) under the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) or similar schemes.
  
  

• Eligibility for Stipend : You need to maintain a minimum of 60% marks (or equivalent CGPA) in your M.Tech coursework to continue receiving the stipend. You also need to be a full-time student .
  
  3. Requirements for General Category:
  
  

• Eligibility : To appear for the GATE exam as a general category candidate, you need to have:

  • B.Tech/B.E. in CSE or Equivalent (in your case, you’re a CSE student, so you meet this requirement).
    
    
  • A minimum of 50% marks in your degree (if you are from a general category).
    
    
  • A valid GATE score based on the score cutoffs in each IIT (generally, above 700 for the top IITs).
    
    

• Age Limit : There is no age limit for GATE, so you can attempt it in any year as long as you meet the eligibility criteria.
  
  

• Application : Apply for GATE via the official GATE website, and be sure to check the eligibility conditions and documents needed before applying.
  
  Key Tips for Preparation:
  
  

• Focus on Core Subjects : For CSE, focus on subjects like Algorithms, Data Structures, Operating Systems, Computer Networks, Theory of Computation, etc.
  
  
• Time Management : Start preparing early (around 3rd year if possible). Make sure you are clear on the syllabus and exam pattern .
  
  
• Mock Tests and Previous Year Papers : Take as many mock tests as possible to identify weak areas. Solve previous year papers to understand the exam's structure and improve time management.
  
  Conclusion:

Aiming for a 700+ GATE score is a solid target to get into an IIT, especially for Computer Science. Additionally, with the stipend eligibility, you can expect financial support if you get into an IIT for M.Tech. Since you're in your 3rd year, starting early with consistent preparation will be key to securing a good rank.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Here is a list of categories under the General Defence category for RMS (Rashtriya Military School) admissions:

General Defence Category

1. Army: Sons of serving Army personnel

2. Navy*: Sons of serving Naval personnel

3. *Air Force: Sons of serving Air Force personnel

4. Coast Guard: Sons of serving Coast Guard personnel

5. Territorial Army: Sons of serving Territorial Army personnel

6. NCC: Sons of NCC officers/PI staff

7.Ex-Servicemen: Sons of ex-servicemen (Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, Territorial Army)

8. War Widows: Sons of war widows

Please note that the eligibility criteria and categories may be subject to change. It's always best to check with the RMS authorities or their official website for the most up-to-date information.

Hi,

Based on the previous year analysis, According to your CLAT 2025 Rank and category some of the colleges in which you have chances to get a seat are the following:

• Gujarat National Law University
• Dr B.R Ambedkar National Law University, Sonipat
• National Law University, Tripura
• Himachal Pradesh National Law University, Shimla
• Tamil Nadu National Law University
• Maharastra National Law University
• Chanakya National Law University

You can predict more law colleges using the CLAT college predictor tool.

Hope this information will help you

Hello there,

For JNV Class 6th admission, the required marks for selection vary each year based on the difficulty of the exam, competition, and category. As a General category student from an urban area , the cutoff is generally higher compared to reserved categories or rural applicants.

To increase your chances of selection:

• Aim to score at least 85-90 marks out of 100.
  
  
• Focus on accuracy, as JNV exams emphasize problem-solving and logical thinking.
  
  
• Prepare thoroughly in Mental Ability, Arithmetic, and Language , as these are key sections of the exam.

Scoring higher than the expected cutoff increases your chances, so aim for maximum marks.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

If your caste validity status has been rejected and you provided the validity application number in your MHT CET form, it may affect your eligibility for the OBC category, Here’s what you can do:

Find out why the caste validity was rejected. You may need to submit additional documents or correct any issues.

If you’re unsure about the caste validity status, you can always fill out another form as a general category candidate, but you must ensure that you follow the rules regarding filling multiple forms.

Filling out two forms may lead to disqualification of both forms if found to be in violation of the MHT CET guidelines.

To get into the Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) program at VJTI Mumbai as a general category student with Maharashtra domicile, you'll need an MHT-CET percentile of around 99.96 or higher. Cutoffs may vary yearly due to factors like competition, seat availability, and exam difficulty, so aim for the best score possible to secure your spot.

If you have filled out the GATE 2025 form under the EWS category and qualify for the exam, but your score doesn't meet the General category cutoff, you generally do not need to submit the EWS certificate to get the stipend, as long as you meet the eligibility criteria for the stipend based on your qualification.

Your eligibility for the stipend may still depend on your qualification and performance in the exam. In some cases, if you're qualifying in the exam, you may still be eligible for the stipend, even if you don't meet the General category cutoff.

For reservation benefits (such as admission through GATE in the EWS category), you will need to submit your EWS certificate. However, if you're not seeking admission through GATE (since you're already pursuing a dual degree) and your primary concern is the stipend, you may not need to submit the EWS certificate, unless specified

Hello Priya,

If you have appeared for UPSC exams 3 times under the OBC category but do not have an OBC certificate , it might impact your eligibility for other exams where category-based reservations are provided.

However, for exams like SSC CGL and other government exams, if you do not have an OBC certificate , you will be considered under the General category . Here's what you can do:

1. SSC CGL or any government job exam:

• General Category : Without the OBC certificate, you will have to apply as a General category candidate, meaning you won't be eligible for OBC-related reservations (age relaxation, seats).
  
  2. For Future Exams:
  
  
• Obtain the OBC certificate : If you are still eligible for the OBC category in your state, try to get your OBC certificate issued. This will help you avail category-based benefits in future exams.
  
  Conclusion:

You can still apply for exams like SSC CGL or other government jobs, but you will have to apply under the General category due to the lack of an OBC certificate.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

The cutoff for general category students applying to the National Dairy Research Institute (NDRI) Karnal through the CUET UG exam changes each year. It depends on factors like the number of applicants, the difficulty of the exam, and the number of available seats.

For eligibility, you’ll typically need:

Educational Requirements: Completion of 12th grade with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) or a similar combination, and a minimum of 50% marks.

Age: Applicants should be at least 16 years old during the year of admission.

To get the exact cutoff for your year, it’s best to regularly check NDRI’s official website or CUET UG notifications, as they will publish the cutoffs after the exams.

Yes, you can change your category from General to OBC in the second attempt of JEE Mains, provided you meet the eligibility criteria for OBC (Non-Creamy Layer). You will need to update your category during the application process for the second attempt, ensuring you upload a valid OBC certificate issued by the competent authority. Make sure the certificate is within the validity period and meets the specific requirements set by the JEE authorities. The change is allowed as long as your category status is properly supported.