GATE M.Tech Cutoff Trends (2023-2025): The Official & Verified List of 23 IITs & 31 NITs

• For NITs (Official CCMT Archive): Go to ccmt.admissions.nic.in -> eServices -> OR-CR. Select the year (2023/2024) and Round 1 to see the exact scores used here.
• For IITs (COAP Data): Refer to the official "Common Offer Acceptance Portal" updates or individual IIT M.Tech admission brochures (e.g., IIT Bombay M.Tech Admissions).

Part 1: The Complete List of All 23 IITs

Data Source: COAP Round 1 & Institute Spot Round Reports.
Note: These are GATE Scores (out of 1000) for General Category (Direct Admission/Interview Call).

Part 2: The Complete List of All 31 NITs

Data Source: CCMT Official Archives (OR-CR).
Note: Scores below are strictly for Round 1 (General Category). Cutoffs drop significantly in subsequent rounds and Spot Rounds.

Part 4: Verified Data Proof – How Low Scores Get Top Seats

Many students feel discouraged looking at the high cutoffs of Round 1. However, we have compiled verified data from the National Spot Round (NSR) that tells a completely different story. The sheet below highlights how cutoffs drastically drop for specific branches in NITs, opening doors for scores as low as 350-400.

Key Observations from the Data:

• Massive Drop in Cutoffs: As you can see in the data (e.g., NIT Meghalaya), the difference between the Regular Round and Spot Round cutoff can be over 100 points.
• Opportunity in Specializations: Branches like 'Information Security' or 'Communication Systems' in good NITs (like NIT Surat) often have much lower cutoffs in Spot Rounds compared to core CSE.
• Don't Lose Hope: If your score is in the 350-500 range, the Spot Round is your best chance. The data proves that seats are available if you are patient and strategic.

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