What is the required GATE Score for M.Tech admission?

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Based on previous year's cutoff trends and experts analysis, here is an expected GATE score range required for M.Tech admission -

GATE Score RangeMTech options
300 to 400 MTech in any state government college. Also, aspirants can apply for other exams. 
GATE Score 500 to 600The maximum chances of getting into a state government college. Few new NITs options (specific branches or category)
600 to 700 score in GATETop NITs (in-demand branches) and few new IITs
GATE score 700 to 800Top NITs, IITs, and IISc, High chances for PSU recruitment
GATE score 800 to 900MTech or MSc  in Top IITs (core branches), top PSUs recruitment like ISRO, BARC, and DRDO
 GATE score 900+Top IITs, NITs, IISc, and PSU recruitment. Aspirants can also opt for research work.

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