Companies are more inclined toward recruiting M. Tech. (M.E.) students during placements. More jobs in R&D departments are generally offered to GATE-qualified candidates compared to BE/B. Tech students.
It is an opportunity for students to earn a Master in Technology degree in their area of interest subjects. Students who have missed their train of IITs, IIIT, and NIT in their JEE Advance or JEE or AIEE exam.
Stipend and scholarship - Reputed Institutes like BARC also consider or specify GATE SCORE CARD mandatory for their various courses offered by the institute. It is also a stipend-based course with an average stipend of INR 15000/- to INR 20,000/- for GATE-qualified students.
GATE-qualified candidates in the Engineering discipline are also eligible for the Junior Research Fellowship(JRF) & Senior Research Fellowship(SRF) in CSIR Laboratories.
Even if you are not interested in a master's degree, public sector companies recruit through the GATE score.
Quite a few foreign universities in Singapore and Germany consider the GATE score for their entrance process. This could open up international opportunities for you – both academically and professionally.
M. Tech (M.E.) A degree also provides the opportunity for those who wish to apply for faculty in top educational universities. These top educational universities offer Asst. Professor designation to their candidates with highly paid 5-7 lacs per annum packages.
It is a chance for understudies to acquire Master's in Technology degrees in their space of interest subjects, for those understudies who have missed their train of It's, IIIT and NIT in their JEE Advance test which is also one of the benefits of the GATE exam.