Am I eligible to apply for GATE exam? My college was not approved by UGC.

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Well, it is clearly mentioned in the Eligibility Criteria of GATE that only the candidates with following degree can appear for GATE for pursuing M.Tech. Candidates with qualifications obtained through examinations conducted by professional societies recognized by UPSC/AICTE (e. g. AMIE by IE (I), A

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8 years ago
UGC does not give approval to colleges (UGC is for universities), AICTE gives approval for colleges. Check whether your college is approved by AICTE or not.

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