Career Point University News & Updates 2025: Notifications, Notice, Result

GATE 2025 Cutoff for GFTI: The GATE cutoff 2025 for GFTI is the minimum mark that students must score in the GATE exam to secure admission into the MTech programmes at the GFTIs. The GATE cutoff for GFTI will be released by the respective GFTI on its official website. A total of eight Government Funded Technical Institutes engage in CCMT counselling to select qualified students for M.Tech admission through the GATE 2025 exam. GATE cutoff 2025 for GFTI will be determined after considering factors like student's performance in GATE, the student's category, the number of seats available, the number of students applying, etc. Generally, the GFTI cutoff scores range from 350-800, 320-500, and 250-400 marks for the general, OBC, and SC/ST categories respectivelyly. Following each round of seat allocation, CCMT publishes the opening and closing ranks for each GFTI and MTech specialization. Every year, the GATE cutoff for admission to GFTI varies. Since the GATE 2025 cutoff for GFTI has not been released, you can check out the previous year's cutoff to get an idea about the marks required for admission. 

GATE 2025 Cutoff for IIIT: Apart from IITs & NITs, the GATE score is also accepted for M.Tech admission in IIITs (Indian Institute of Information Technology). Many IIITs accept GATE scores for admission in M.Tech courses, and all these institutes participate in the CCMT counselling process to enrol eligible students. The respective IIITs on its website will release GATE 2025 Cutoff for IIIT. The GATE 2025 result will be released on March 19, 2025. The GATE scorecard 2025 will be available from March 28, 2025. Students who qualify in the GATE exam must participate in CCMT counselling to take IIIT M.Tech admission. Usually, CCMT conducts three rounds of counselling for admission through GATE followed by an NSR (National Spot Round). After each round of counselling, CCMT will release the maximum & minimum admission cutoff for that respective round. GATE 2025 Cutoff for IIIT will be released in online mode. You can check the previous year's GATE cutoff for IIITs here to have an idea of the maximum and minimum scores required for admission. 

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GATE 2025 IIT Madras Expected Cutoff for HTTA Admissions: The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras is one of the top choices for candidates seeking M.Tech admissions through the GATE 2025 examination. For those aspiring to secure admission under the Half-Time Teaching Assistantship (HTTA) category, it is crucial to understand the expected cutoff scores for different disciplines. The HTTA scheme provides students with a monthly stipend in exchange for assisting in academic tasks, making it a highly sought-after option. Based on past admission trends and analysis, the expected cutoff scores for some major M.Tech specializations at IIT Madras under HTTA are provided below.

GATE 2025 IIT Bombay Expected Cutoff Score: The expected GATE 2025 cutoff score for admission into all branches of IIT Bombay has been stated here. The calculation has been done based on the previous year’s trend and has been provided in a range format. The cutoff is expected to be different for all paper codes, as per what has been observed so far. Therefore, the paper code-wise cutoff is also provided for better clarity. As per our estimation, the cutoff for the Aerospace Engineering branch, paper code AE can be between 450 to 550, and for that of CE can be between 550 to 650. Check out the other cutoff scores here. 

Expected NITs and Courses for 700 Marks in GATE 2025: Obtaining 700 marks in the GATE 2025 exam is considered as a very good score. Therefore, the candidates who will score between 700 marks to 750 marks in the GATE exam 2025, will be able to secure a seat to any of the top listed NITs with the high demand programs. Here the candidates can find out the list of NITs and courses, which accept 700 to 750 marks in the GATE exam 2025 and the analysis has been made based on the previous year’s college accepting minimum scores. Hence, an expected cutoff range of GATE score has been added here.