What is the desired GATE range to get into NIT Narula Institute of Technology for M.Tech?
As general trends show, to get admission in M.Tech at NIT Narula, the expected cutoff is around 85 percentile score of GATE, any score which is around 85 percentile in GATE generally will secure you a seat in NIT Narula, but it will depend upon the specialisation as different specializations require
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Generally, a GATE score of 300 (For a example) is considered low for popular courses like Computer Science and Electronics . However, you may still have a chance of admission if the competition is low, and you have a good academic record and relevant work experience.
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