Tuesday, 28 May 2013

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11 Reasons Why You Should Write GATE Exam
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Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering or the GATE Exam is a popular exam for admission to post graduate engineering courses, Government of India provides scholarship to GATE qualified candidates. Many engineering students have some confusion regarding whether they should go for MTech through GATE or to go for MBA through CAT Exam. There is a misconception among many students, that MTech is just for becoming Professor in Engineering college . It is actually not like that . Below are some reasons of Why you should appear in Gate Exam.
1. Higher salaries are offered for MTech/ME candidates comparing to BE/BTech candidates.
2. More better and reputed companies hire M. Tech students through campus recruitments.
3. MTech degress provides you specialization in a certain area, and you can go for Phd after that.
4. Scholarship is provided to GATE qualified students, so you can do your MTech almost free of cost.
5. You can apply for faculty/ research positions in educational institutes/R&D centers.
6. MTech is just 2 year (4 semester) program, so you get more time to work out on other career opportunities as well.
7. You can have the chance to study in a Nationally reputed institute.
8. In many colleges/institutes GATE is mandatory qualification even for admission to self financed institutes.
9. Many industries and foreign universities prefer GATE qualified candidates.
10. GATE qualified candidates are also eligible for the award of junior research fellowship in CSIR laboratories.
11. Many Public service units like IOC, BPCL, Powergrid are now directly recruiting candidates on GATE score basis.
These are the reasons why one should appear the GATE exam. You are most welcome to post your opinions and any other reasons.

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how to calculate gate percentile

As everyone knows GATE scores are used for M.Tech (other master degrees in Engineering) and percentiles tells you where you stand. Please don’t confuse yourself with percentage.
Percentile is a relative term and tells where you stand in a set of people. For example, if you have 99.95 percentile in GATE means that your score or marks are above 99.95% student who took GATE exam.
Whereas, percent is a relative and measured on the scale of 100, it means that how many marks you got out of 100. This is not a measure of GATE performance. Therefore, don’t worry if someone says you that they go 99.9X score and think that it is beyond your capacity. To answer how to find GATE percentile please read the below formula and example carefully.
The GATE percentile is calculated as follows:
P = ( (N- your rank)/ N) x 100
Where P is percentile and N is total number of candidates appeared for exam.
(N- Your rank) indicates the number of candidates who have scored less marks than you.
For example, if total number of candidates are 100 and 90 of them have less marks than you P = (09/100)X100 = 0.9×100 = 90 percentile.
For another example: A guy form Mechanical Engineering have All India Rank (AIR) 99 and total number of student of students appeared for GATE in Mechanical Engineering are 59338 in 2010. Then his percentile would be calculated as
P = ((59338-99)/ 59338) X 100
= (59239/59338) X 100
= (0.9983) X 100
= 99.83
The candidate has 99.83 percentile.