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GATE 2023: Deadline extended for registration with late fee, check details
For late application, the registration fee stands at Rs 1,350 for reserved category candidates and it is Rs 2,200 for other applicants.
The last date to register for the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering, (GATE) 2023, with late fee has been extended till tomorrow, 16 October. Candidates who wish to apply for the GATE 2023 exam can submit their form on the official web portal. The last date to apply with late fee was earlier 14 October. However, the deadline to apply for the exam has now been extended. The exam has been scheduled for 4, 5, 11 and 12 February 2023. Interested candidates can download their admit card from 3 January. The GATE results will be announced on 16 March. The registration has to be done through the official web portal only.What is the eligibility criteria for GATE 2023?A candidate who is currently in the third year or higher of their Bachelor's degree program or has already done a government approved degree program in Science/Engineering/ Technology/ Architecture/ Commerce/ Arts is eligible to appear in the GATE exam.What are the different steps to do the GATE 2023 registration?
- Go to the official web portal of GATE
- Complete your GATE registration with the required details
- Upload the scanned images of the required documents.
- Pay your GATE registration fee online.
- Preview your GATE 2023 registration form.
- Submit the GATE registration form and take a printout for future reference
First Published:Oct 15, 2022, 16:01:08 IST
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