
A GATE score remains valid for three years from the result announcement. The scorecard download deadline is shorter. A university or PSU can also specify which GATE years it accepts, so validity and eligibility are not the same check.
| Item | Rule |
|---|---|
| Result scheduled | 19 March 2027 |
| Score validity | Three years from result announcement |
| Download ends | 31 December 2027; not the score-expiry date |
| Stage | Scorecard access |
|---|---|
| End of March 2027 | Free download window; exact dates will be notified |
| After the free window, through 31 December 2027 | INR 500 per test paper |
| From 1 January 2028 | Scorecard download will not be available |
A GATE 2027 scorecard is issued to candidates whose marks reach the SC/ST/PwD qualifying threshold for that paper. Receiving a scorecard is therefore not identical to qualifying in your own category. A General-category candidate can receive a scorecard yet remain below the General qualifying mark.
A General, OBC-NCL or EWS applicant must still meet the applicable category qualifying mark. A scorecard alone does not prove that condition.
| Use | Which rule governs acceptance? |
|---|---|
| M.Tech / other postgraduate admission | The admission notice specifies accepted score years, paper and programme eligibility. |
| COAP 2026, historical | Accepted qualifying GATE scores from 2024, 2025 or 2026. |
| CCMT 2026, historical | Accepted GATE 2024, 2025 or 2026 scores, with degree/paper mapping and other conditions. |
| PSU recruitment | The employer may restrict recruitment to a specified GATE year. Three-year academic validity is not permission to use any year for every job. |
No. INR 500 per paper is the scorecard download charge after the free window and through 31 December 2027. It does not extend the three-year validity.
A GATE 2027 scorecard is issued to candidates whose marks reach the SC/ST/PwD qualifying threshold for that paper. Receiving a scorecard is therefore not identical to qualifying in your own category. A General-category candidate can receive a scorecard yet remain below the General qualifying mark.
Yes. Recruitment is governed by the employer's notice. Do not substitute the three-year score-validity rule for the year specified in a job advertisement.
It can fall within the three-year validity period, but the 2027 admission notice must accept that score year and paper. The institute's degree and programme conditions also remain applicable.
*The article might have information for the previous academic years, please refer the official website of the exam.
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