Does Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering, Pune accept GATE scores for admission to MTech programme?
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Yes, Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering, Pune does accept GATE scores for admission to its M.Tech programme. The college offers M.Tech course at the postgraduate level across several specialisations. As per the brochure available on the institute's website of, students must have either appeared for the BV-MTech entrance exam or provide a valid score of GATE. Students can visit the official website of the college to know further details.
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No, as per the M.Tech 2023 brochure available on the official website of Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering Pune, admission to M.Tech is done on the basis of merit secured in all India common entrance test BV- M.Tech conducted by Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University). BVCOE offers full-time two year M.Tech course in nine different specialisations, to apply for the course candidates must fulfill the minimum eligibility criteria as mentioned below:
MTech
Specialisation
Eligibility Criteria
Civil – Water Resource Engineering
BE/ BTech in Civil Engineering/ Environmental Engineering/ Construction Engineering/ Water Resources Engineering/ Construction Technology from a recognised university with an aggregate of 50% (45% for reserved category candidates)
Civil – Hydraulics
Computer Engineering
BE/ BTech in Computer/ Information Technology from a recognised university with an aggregate of 50% (45% for reserved category candidates)
Information Technology
Chemical Engineering
BE/ BTech Chemical Engineering from a recognised university with an aggregate of 50% (45% for reserved category candidates)
Electrical – Power Systems
BE/ BTech in Electrical Engineering from a recognised university with an aggregate of 50% (45% for reserved category candidates)
Electronics – VLSI Design
BE/ BTech in Electronics Engineering/ Electronics & Telecommunications/ Industrial Electronics from a recognised university with an aggregate of 50% (45% for reserved category candidates)
Mechanical – CAD-CAM
BE/ BTech in Mechanical Engineering/ Production Engineering from a recognised university with an aggregate of 50% (45% for reserved category candidates)
Nanotechnology
BE/ BTech from a recognised university with an aggregate of 50% (45% for reserved category candidates)
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- Availability of seats (the total seat intake varies every year for NITs, IIITs, and IIT admission)
- Number of registered applicants
- The difficulty level of the examination - (GATE is conducted on multiple days, however, the paper difficulty varies for every session)
- Previous year cutoff trends
Based on the previous year's trends, the GATE 2026 expected cutoff for computer Science and engineering can be checked below-
- For General category it might go around 30 to 31.0
However, the GATE cutoff varies every year, depending on the difficulty level, number of applicants appearing for the exam, etc.
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Candidates will get only one scribble pad at a time. They must write their name and registration number before using it. If the rough sheet gets filled, then they can ask for another one scribble pad after returning the previous one to the invigilator. After the exam concludes, candidates must return the scribble pad to the invigilator.
Yes, candidates will get a scribble pad in the GATE exam 2026 to do the rough work. Candidates have to write their name and registration number on the scribble pad before using it. However, the rough sheet must be returned after the completion of the exam.
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