GATE Qualifying Cut-off Marks for ME – (2023-2012)

The GATE qualifying cut-off mark for Mechanical Engineering (ME) varies every year depending on various factors such as the number of candidates appearing for the exam, difficulty level of the paper, etc.

However, the qualifying cut-off mark for ME in GATE 2021 was 33 marks out of 100.

No, the GATE qualifying cut-off mark is different for different categories such as General, OBC-NCL, SC, ST, and PwD. Generally, the qualifying cut-off marks for General category candidates are higher than those for other categories.

The GATE qualifying cut-off mark is calculated based on the normalization process, which is used to adjust the difficulty level of the papers.

The normalization process takes into account the distribution of marks in the papers and calculates the cut-off marks accordingly.

The GATE qualifying cut-off mark is the minimum mark required by a candidate to qualify for the exam. Only those candidates who score above the cut-off mark are eligible for admission to various postgraduate programs and PSU jobs.

No, the GATE qualifying cut-off mark varies for different branches of engineering. The cut-off mark is based on the number of candidates appearing for the exam, the difficulty level of the paper, and other factors specific to each branch.

Yes, besides the qualifying cut-off mark, other factors such as the candidate's score in the GATE exam, performance in the interview (for some programs/jobs), and availability of seats/jobs also affect admission to postgraduate programs and PSU jobs.

The GATE scorecard is an important document that displays a candidate's GATE score and rank.

The scorecard is used for admission to postgraduate programs and PSU jobs. It is valid for three years from the date of announcement of the results.

The GATE scorecard displays a candidate's score and rank in the GATE exam, whereas the qualifying cut-off mark is the minimum mark required by a candidate to qualify for the exam.

The scorecard is used for admission to postgraduate programs and PSU jobs, while the qualifying cut-off mark is used to determine whether a candidate has qualified for the exam.

The GATE qualifying cut-off mark is valid only for that particular year's exam. It is not valid for any other year or exam.

No, the GATE qualifying cut-off mark may vary for different IITs and NITs depending on the number of candidates applying for each program, the availability of seats, and other factors.