
CCMT handles centralised M.Tech, M.Arch and M.Plan choices for participating NITs, IIEST, IIITs and CFTIs. The 2027 schedule is not announced. The detailed eligibility, fees and decision rules below describe the completed 2026 cycle.
CCMT is Centralized Counselling for M.Tech, M.Arch and M.Plan admissions in participating NITs, IIEST Shibpur, IIITs and CFTIs. The 2027 notification is not announced. NIT Agartala coordinated the completed 2026 cycle, whose rules and fees are separated below.
CCMT is not the IIT offer portal. IIT applicants generally need institute applications and the applicable COAP offer process.
| 2026 eligibility category | Qualifying degree requirement |
|---|---|
| GEN / GEN-EWS / OBC | At least 6.5 CGPA on a 10-point scale or 60% |
| SC / ST / PwD | At least 6.0 CGPA on a 10-point scale or 55% |
The accepted GATE years were 2024, 2025 and 2026. Eligibility also required a qualifying degree and GATE paper mapped to the selected programme, plus any special conditions. A score above a previous closing score did not override an ineligible degree.
Where both CGPA and percentage were provided, CGPA was considered. A non-10-point CGPA was converted linearly to a 10-point scale; university conversion formulas were not used in place of this rule. A foreign qualifying degree required AIU recognition/equivalence where applicable.
The 2026 cycle had three regular rounds, two special rounds and one National Spot Round. Regular registration ran from 15 May to 5 June; choice filling closed on 8 June. These dates have passed and are not the 2027 schedule.
| 2026 willingness | Upgrade scope |
|---|---|
| Float | Any higher listed preference |
| Slide | A higher preference within the same institute |
| Freeze | No higher-preference upgrade; category upgrade may still occur |
Float could change to Slide or Freeze, and Slide could change to Freeze. You could not move back from a narrower willingness to a broader one. Freeze stopped higher-choice upgrades but did not necessarily prevent an upgrade of the allotted category.
| 2026 fee type | GEN / GEN-EWS / OBC | SC / ST / PwD |
|---|---|---|
| Registration | INR 3,500 | INR 3,000 |
| Seat Acceptance Fee (SAF) | INR 30,000 | INR 10,000 |
| Partial Admission Fee (PAF) | INR 10,000 | INR 5,000 |
| Special-round registration | INR 3,500 | INR 3,000 |
| Special-round participation | INR 40,000 | INR 15,000 |
| National Spot Round registration | INR 3,500 | INR 3,000 |
| National Spot Round participation | INR 40,000 | INR 15,000 |
Registration charges were non-refundable and not adjusted against institute fees. SAF and PAF were adjusted against the final admitting institution's fee. Special-round or NSR participation amounts were governed by their own stage and adjustment rules; do not add every row as if every candidate pays all stages.
A verification query left unanswered by its deadline could cancel the seat. Final-year candidates in 2026 had a specific option for delayed results: examinations had to finish by 15 August and the final result had to be submitted by 30 September, with the prescribed head-of-institution certification. These were 2026 concessions, not permanent deadlines.
For tied GATE scores, CCMT 2026 ranked candidates by the score year selected during registration. Ties used the ratio of AIR to total candidates appearing in the paper, with the smaller ratio preferred. Date of birth and a random tie-break followed when needed. Compare closing scores within the same programme, category, round and year; a single institute-wide number is not a complete cutoff.
Where both were shown, CCMT 2026 used CGPA. It used its stated linear conversion for a CGPA scale other than 10, rather than a university conversion formula. Do not replace the marksheet measure with a self-chosen formula.
Not necessarily. In 2026, Freeze stopped upgrades to higher programme preferences, but an allotted-category upgrade could still take place.
No. Registration, SAF and PAF belong to the regular admission sequence; special rounds and the National Spot Round have separate participation rules. Your option, existing payment and allotment status determine what is payable.
No. Each programme has a qualifying-degree and GATE-paper mapping. A high score in an unaccepted paper does not satisfy that programme's eligibility.
No. A 2024 allotment is a historical record. This rolling guide now targets the 2027 admission cycle and labels the completed 2026 rules separately.
*The article might have information for the previous academic years, please refer the official website of the exam.
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