GATE 2020 Cut Off – Check Here GATE Cutoff for OBC / SC / ST / UR

GATE 2020 Cut Off – The conducting IIT releases the GATE cutoff for admission in the IITs. The cutoff is released subject wise for all the 24 subjects. The cutoff marks are made available online at the GOAPS portal and the candidates can also check it on this page below. The cutoff mark is the minimum mark that the candidates have to score to be eligible for admission in a particular course in the IITs. Check this page below for GATE 2020 cutoff and all the previous years’ GATE cutoff to compare the trends.

GATE 2020 Cut Offs

After the result is out the candidates can check the cutoff marks in all the subjects. The candidates who qualify the cutoff marks have to appear in the COAP (COMMON OFFER ACCEPTANCE PORTAL) or CCMT (Centralized Counseling for M.Tech./ M.Arch./ M.Plan./M.Des) counselling for admission in the IITs on the basis of the GATE scores.

Factors Affecting GATE Cut Off:

The candidates generally ask this question that on what basis is the cut off for GATE exam decided? Not only the candidate’s performance is taken into consideration for deciding the cut-off but there are other factors as well:

1. Number of candidates who appeared for the exam
2. The difficulty level of the exam
3. Total applications received for the programme to which candidate has sought admission
4. Total number of available seats
5. The category under which a candidate wishes to take admission

Previous Years’ GATE Cutoffs

2019: The candidates can check GATE Cut Off for 24 subject papers from below. Statistics was the newest addition from the year 2019 in GATE. The candidates can check the cutoff marks below in the table and get to know an idea of the marks in each subject that they need to score to qualify GATE 2020.

Paper Code	Qualifying Marks
	General	OBC (NCL)	SC/ST/PwD
EE	39.6	35.6	26.4
CE	28.2	25.4	18.8
ME	34.1	30.7	22.7
CS	29.5	26.6	19.7
EC	26.7	24	17.8
PE	49.9	44.9	33.3
CY	32	28.8	21.3
CH	34.8	31.3	23.2
XE	26.7	24	17.8
BT	35.9	32.3	23.9
AE	33.5	30.2	22.3
TF	40.1	36.1	26.7
AG	28.3	25.5	18.9
AR	41	36.9	27.3
EY	37.1	33.4	24.7
GG	44.5	40.1	29.7
IN	31.9	28.7	21.3
MA	25	22.5	16.7
MN	31.5	28.4	21
MT	53.5	48.1	35.7
PH	25.2	22.7	16.8
PI	32.2	29	21.5
ST	32.5	29.2	21.7
XL	36.7	33	24.5

2018

GATE Paper	General	OBC	SC / ST / PH
AE	34.4	30.9	22.9
AG	25	22.5	16.6
AR	43.9	39.5	29.2
BT	27.9	25.1	18.5
CE	26.9	24.2	17.9
CH	37.8	34	25.1
CS	25	22.5	16.6
CY	25.4	22.8	16.9
EC	25	22.5	16.6
EE	29.1	26.1	19.4
EY	49.3	44.3	32.8
GG	32.4	29.1	21.5
IN	37.1	33.3	24.7
MA	29.4	26.4	19.5
ME	34.7	31.2	23.1
MN	45	40.5	30
MT	40.3	36.2	26.8
PE	39.8	35.8	26.5
PH	29	26.1	19.3
PI	32	28.8	21.3
TF	32.2	28.3	21.4
XE	31.5	28.3	21
XL	29.9	26.9	19.9

2017

GATE Paper	General	OBC	SC / ST
BT	38.9	35	25.9
CE	28.7	25.8	19.1
CH	44.3	39.8	29.5
CS	25	22.5	16.6
ECE	25	22.5	16.6
EE	25.2	25.2	16.7
IN	34.6	31.1	23
ME	32.87	29	21

2016

GATE Paper	General	OBC	SC / ST
CE	25	22.5	16.6
CS	25	22.5	16.6
ECE	25	22.5	16.6
EE	25.1	22.5	16.7
IN	31.6	28.4	21
ME	29.6	26.6	19.7
PI	26.4	23.7	17.5

2015

GATE Paper	General	OBC	SC / ST
CE	25	22.5	16.67
CS	25	22.5	16.67
ECE	25	22.5	16.67
EE	25	22.5	16.67
IN	25.45	22.9	16.96
ME	32.73	29.46	21.82
PI	26.82	24.14	17.88

How GATE Scores are Calculated?

The exam for some GATE papers is conducted in a single whereas, for others, it has been held in multiple session. For the papers which are held in a single session only, their actual marks are released and are used as cutoffs. However, for papers in multi-sessions, normalized marks are calculated corresponding to the raw marks obtained by a candidate and are used as the cutoff marks.

Calculation of GATE Score for All Papers

The score for GATE is calculated using the formula as given below:

As per the information brochure, the qualifying marks for the General category candidates is 25 marks (out of 100) in each subject or, µ+σ whichever is larger, where µ is the mean and σ is the standard deviation of marks of all the candidates who appeared in the paper.

Calculation of GATE Score for Multi-Session Papers

The calculation of the score for the multi-session papers is done on the basis of Normalization. Check the formula for Normalization in the image below.

The normalization is done on the basis of the fundamental assumption that “in all multi-session GATE papers, the distribution of abilities of candidates is the same across all the sessions”

GATE Cut Offs for IITs

Apart from qualifying marks, you may also want to know cut off in terms of opening and closing score to get admission. CCMT looks after admission to NITs, IIITs, CFTIs, all GATE cut-offs for NITs, IIITs, CFTIs are released by and at CCMT. Similarly, COAP looks after IIT M.Tech admissions.

• IIT Bombay
• IIT BHU
• IIT Delhi
• IIT Dhanbad
• IIT Guwahati
• IIT Jodhpur
• IIT Kanpur
• IIT Kharagpur
• IIT Madras
• IIT Gandhinagar
• IIT Roorkee

About Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE)

Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) is a Computer-Based National Level Examination. It is conducted one of the IITs in a rotational manner each year. The test is the gateway for PG engineering admisison in the IITs. The exam is held for 24 subjects, however, the candidates can appear in any 1 paper of their choice. The scores of GATE is also used for PSU recruitments in India. The candidates who have a UG engineering degree are eligible to appear in GATE.

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