What is the GATE paper code of Metallurgical Engineering?

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Himanshi Choudhury | Contributor-Level 7

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The GATE paper code for metallurgical engineering is MT. The eligible two-paper combination for metallurgical engineering is Engineering Sciences (XE). Candidates who want to opt for the MT paper must check the paper code carefully before applying. To apply for secondary paper, candidate must select

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