The GITAM GAT 2026 cut-offs are crucial benchmarks set by Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management (GITAM) for securing admission to various undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Understanding the GITAM GAT cut-off system enables aspirants to set realistic targets, strategize their exam attempts, and assess their likelihood of admission.
Following is a detailed analysis of the GITAM GAT 2026 cut-off concept, previous trends, and associated factors.
Several dynamic factors affect the determination of each year’s cut-off, including:
Official GITAM GAT cut-offs are published after the declaration of results each year. Below are example closing ranks for popular B. Tech specializations based on previous years’ GAT rounds.
Program
Previous Year’s Closing Ranks
Computer Science and Engineering
80,707 (2020), 23,250 (2019)
CSE (Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning)
110,097 (2020), 24,443 (2019)
CSE (Cyber Security)
– , 16,163 (2019)
Civil Engineering
– , 40,505 (2019)
ECE (Electronics and Communication Engineering)
123,597 (2020), 39,145 (2019)
CSE (Data Science)
123,072 (2020), 21,358 (2019)
Electrical and Electronics Engineering
– , 34,578 (2019)
CSE (Internet of Things)
– , 15,962 (2019)
Q1. When are the GITAM GAT 2026 cut-offs released?
Ans. Cut-offs are published online immediately after the declaration of entrance test results, usually along with or following the merit list and rank card release.
Q2. Are GITAM GAT cut-offs the same for all campuses and programs?
Ans. No, cut-offs differ for each program and campus, with premier branches (like CSE, Data Science) and main campuses (like Visakhapatnam) usually requiring higher ranks.
Q3. Do reserved categories have different cut-offs?
Ans. Yes, relaxed cut-offs are often applied for SC, ST, OBC, EWS, and PH categories as per university and government reservation norms.
Q4. Can the GITAM GAT cut-off change after initial release?
Ans. While initial cut-offs are definitive for the first counselling round; they may be revised in subsequent rounds if seats remain vacant or more candidates are eligible due to withdrawal of seats.
Q5. What should candidates do if they narrowly miss the cut-off?
Ans. Candidates not meeting cut-off in a particular round should check later rounds, watch for sliding/waitlist options, or consider related courses or alternate campuses where cut-offs may be lower.
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