A complete A-Z Guide for GATE 2019

IIT Madras will be conducting graduate aptitude test in engineering (GATE) 2019 exam. The exam is conducted by the 8 IITs in rotational manner. GATE exam is conducted for admission to M.E/M.Tech and PhD programs at IITs, IISc, NITs, GFTIs and university in India. GATE score is also used by public sector undertakings (PSUs) such as BHEL, ONGC, IOCL, GAIL, HAL etc. for recruitment process.

GATE 2019 exam will be conducted in online mode. A new paper ?Statistics? has been added from this year. Candidates will have to select any one of the GATE paper for examination. The score card of GATE 2019 will be valid for 3 years from the date of announcement of the GATE result. According to Jan Bharat Times The application form of GATE 2019 will be available from 1 st week of September 2019. GATE 2019 exam will be conducted in 200 cities across India and six cities abroad. Last date to fill application form without late fee will be 4 th week of September 2019. Last date to fill application form with late fee will be 1 st week of October 2019. Following below is the application fee for various candidates:

Examination center in India

• For all other candidates Rs 1500.
• For SC/ST/PWD/female candidates Rs 750
• Late fee for filling application form will be Rs 500.

Examination center in abroad (All candidates)

• Addis Ababa, Colombo, Dhaka & Kathmandu US$50
• Dubai, Singapore US$100
• Late fee for filling application form US$20

The admit card of GATE 2019 will be published by authority in first week of January 2019. GATE 2019 exam will be conducted on February 2, 3, 9 and 10 for 24 papers. The GATE 2019 response sheet will be released on second week of February 2019. GATE 2019 answer key will be published on third week of February 2019. The result of GATE 2019 will be declared on third week of March 2019. Score card of GATE 2019 will be available from 4 th week of March to last week of May 2019. As the students are studying hard for GATE 2019 you can also read this discussion on quora.

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