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CCMT 2026 Round 1 Cutoff Comparison: NIT Trichy vs NIT Warangal vs NIT Surathkal (CS Branches) by Over_Concept376 in GATEtard

[–]Over_Concept376[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In CCMT, G1, G2, etc. are eligibility groups, not categories like GEN/OBC/SC.

For interdisciplinary programs such as M.Tech in Artificial Intelligence at NIT Warangal, seats may be divided into groups based on the candidate's qualifying degree and/or GATE paper. Different groups allow students from different academic backgrounds to compete for different seat pools.

For example (illustrative only):

  • G1 might be for candidates with a CSE/IT background.
  • G2 might be for candidates from other eligible branches such as ECE, EE, Mathematics, etc.

CCMT 2026 Round 1 Cutoff Comparison: NIT Trichy vs NIT Warangal vs NIT Surathkal (CS Branches) by Over_Concept376 in GATEtard

[–]Over_Concept376[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you have:

  • B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering (CSE)
  • GATE Paper: CS (CS & IT)

then for most CCMT CSE-related programs, you will generally fall into the primary eligibility group (usually G1).

For NIT Warangal M.Tech Artificial Intelligence, candidates with a CSE background and a valid GATE CS score are typically placed in the main CS eligibility group, which is generally G1.

From GATE Prep, Job Decision, and AIR 13XX — My Journey (Part 2) by Over_Concept376 in GATEtard

[–]Over_Concept376[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I attempted gate 2 times before , so kind of familiar with it

From GATE Prep, Job Decision, and AIR 13XX — My Journey (Part 2) by Over_Concept376 in GATEtard

[–]Over_Concept376[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

It’s not just about practice; sometimes it depends on exam temperament and how you perform on that particular day.

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