GATE 2011 – 2012 Cut Offs for IITs and NITs for all Branches

After IITs, National Institutes of Technology (NITs) are most sought after colleges for engineering education in India. NITs offer advanced specialistaions in M.Tech and ME courses. GATE scores are the main criteria for admission to NITs. Some NITs and IIITs also admit students into M.Tech without GATE scores. Following are GATE 2011 Cut Off ranks / last ranks for various NITs in the country. These are only for the awareness of the candidates. 2012 cut offs may be higher / lower depending upon the standard and difficulty level of the GATE question papers and qualifying marks. You can estimate expected cut offs for 2012 based on these trends. IIT websites announce GATE results and facilitate downloading of score cards.

GATE 2011 Cut-Off for M.Tech/M.E. Admissions in NITs:

1) NIT Jaipur: Chemical – 382, Computers (CSE) – 611, Environmental Engineering – 466, Transportation Engineering – 450, ECE – VLSI – 632 and ECE – 601.

2) NIT Bhopal: Computers (CSE) – 611, IS – 575, VLSI – 654, Nano Technology – 601, ECE – 599.
3) DCE (Delhi College of Engineering): Computers (CSE) – 587, Information Technology (IT) – 477, ECE – 581.

4) NIT Allahabad: Computers (CSE) – 697, IS – 675, SE – 680, Control Engineering – 620, Production Engineering – 612, DE – 659, VLSI – 644, CAD – 540, GIS – 556, GEO – 352 and Structural Engineering – 354.

IITs require much more good ranks as all the GATE qualified candidates prefer to join in IITs in their first preference. IIT Bombay and IIT Delhi are in much demand for the past few years. Candidates need to excellent ranks and scores in GATE to secure M.Tech / ME seat in these institutes. Candidates should wait for the completion of counseling rounds to check their chances. They should also not that many of the candidates have appeared for GATE 2012 considering the eligibility requirements for PSU jobs. Many of them may not join M.Tech. So, wait and watch is the best policy to get the things done.

GATE 2011 Cut Offs for various Branches:

1) Electrical: 26.08 (Gen) – 17.39 (SC / ST / PD) – 23.47 (OBC)
2) Electronics and Communication: 26.11 (Gen) – 17.41 (SC / ST / PD) – 23.50 (OBC)
3) Computer Science and IT: 25.00 (Gen) – 16.67 (SC / ST / PD) – 22.50 (OBC)
4) Mechanical: 30.81 (Gen) – 20.54 (SC / ST / PD) – 27.73 (OBC)
5) Civil Engineering: 25.00 (Gen) – 16.67 (SC / ST / PD) – 22.50 (OBC)
6) Instrumentation: 25.00 (Gen) – 16.67 (SC / ST / PD) – 22.50 (OBC)

AIMA – MAT May 2012 Notification for MBA

All India Management Association (AIMA) has announced notification for MBA / Management admissions through MAT May 2012. The MAT May 2012 will be held in paper and pencil modes along with an computer based test. This is an all India level entrance test for admission into management programmes in more than 150 Business Schools across the country.

Candidates can obtain application forms from listd branches of Bank of Baroda and Axis Banks, Nodal centers of AIMA and AIMA offices. You can also apply online at www.aima-ind.org/matmay2012. Last date for online application is 14th April 2012. Last date for the receipt of completed applications at AIMA New Delhi is 17th April 2012. Cracking MAT is an easy task if you have proper study plan.

AIMA has also announced forthcoming schedules of MAT. These are as follows:
1) MAT September 2012: On 2nd September 2012
2) MAT December 2012: 2nd December 2012
3) MAT February 2013: 3rd February 2013
4) MAT May 2013: 5th February 2012.

For more details, please see www.aima-ind.org. Email: mat@aima-ind.org. MAT Exam structure consists of objective multiple choice type questions.