GATE 2023 Results:&nbsp;The Indian Institute of Technology has declared the results for GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) 2023 at 4 PM on Thursday, March 17, 2023. Candidates can check their results on the official website of IIT Kanpur, gate.iitk.ac.in. The candidates who appeared for the GATE exams on February 4, 5, 11 and 12, can check their GATE 2023 results. The response sheets for the exams came out on February 15 and the answer key on February 21. The GATE 2023 scorecards will be available from March 21, 2023. GATE is a crucial examination for Indian students who wish to pursue Post-Graduation courses from prominent universities in India and abroad. There are 29 subject papers in GATE. However, clearing GATE is not enough as students also have to clear interview rounds after clearing the written test.&nbsp;

Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore and seven other Indian Institutes of Technology administer the GATE exams. Several PSUs also consider GATE exam scores during hiring. Here are all the details about GATE 2023 results and merit list.

<h2>How to Check GATE 2023 Results?</h2>

Candidates should have their registration ID, email ID, and password to access and download their GATE 2023 results from the IIT Kanpur GATE 2023 login portal called GOAPS. The GATE 2023 scorecard will be valid for three years from the result announcement date. The IIT uses a normalization method to convert the raw score obtained by candidates to GATE scores, based on which the results are declared. Here’s how you can check GATE 2023 results:

Step 1: Visit the official website — gate.iitk.ac.in 
Step 2: Click on the result link&nbsp; 
Step 3: Log in using credentials 
Step 4: Score card will appear on the screen 
Step 5: Download, and take a printout for further reference

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<h2>GATE 2023: Exam Schedule</h2>

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<h2>GATE 2023: Subjects &amp; their codes</h2>

Here's the list of all the subjects in GATE 2023 and their respective codes.&nbsp;

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	<li>Aerospace Engineering&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;AE</li>
	<li>Petroleum Engineering PE</li>
	<li>Agricultural Engineering AG</li>
	<li>Geology and Geophysics GG</li>
	<li>Architecture and Planning AR</li>
	<li>Instrumentation Engineering IN</li>
	<li>Biotechnology BT</li>
	<li>Life Sciences XL</li>
	<li>Biomedical Engineering BM</li>
	<li>Mathematics MA</li>
	<li>GATE Civil Engineering CE</li>
	<li>GATE Mechanical Engineering ME</li>
	<li>Chemical Engineering CH</li>
	<li>Mining Engineering MN</li>
	<li>GATE Computer Science &amp; Information Technology CS</li>
	<li>Metallurgical Engineering MT</li>
	<li>Chemistry CY</li>
	<li>Physics PH</li>
	<li>GATE Electronics and Communication Engineering EC</li>
	<li>Production and Industrial Engineering PI</li>
	<li>GATE Electrical Engineering EE</li>
	<li>Textile Engineering &amp; Fibre Science TF</li>
	<li>Engineering Sciences XE</li>
	<li>Ecology and Evolution EY</li>
	<li>Humanities and Social Sciences XH</li>
	<li>Statistics ST</li>
	<li>Geomatics Engineering GE</li>
	<li>Environmental Science and Engineering ES</li>
	<li>Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering NM 
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GATE 2023 Results: The Indian Institute of Technology has declared the results for GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) 2023 at 4 PM on Thursday, March 17, 2023.

GATE 2023 Results: The Indian Institute of Technology has declared the results for GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) 2023 at 4 PM on Thursday, March 17, 2023. Candidates can check their results on the official website of IIT Kanpur, gate.iitk.ac.in. The candidates who appeared for the GATE exams on February 4, 5, 11 and 12, can check their GATE 2023 results. The response sheets for the exams came out on February 15 and the answer key on February 21. The GATE 2023 scorecards will be available from March 21, 2023. GATE is a crucial examination for Indian students who wish to pursue Post-Graduation courses from prominent universities in India and abroad. There are 29 subject papers in GATE. However, clearing GATE is not enough as students also have to clear interview rounds after clearing the written test. Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore and seven other Indian Institutes of Technology administer the GATE exams. Several PSUs also consider GATE exam scores during hiring. Here are all the details about GATE 2023 results and merit list. How to Check GATE 2023 Results? Candidates should have their registration ID, email ID, and password to access and download their GATE 2023 results from the IIT Kanpur GATE 2023 login portal called GOAPS. The GATE 2023 scorecard will be valid for three years from the result announcement date. The IIT uses a normalization method to convert the raw score obtained by candidates to GATE scores, based on which the results are declared. Here’s how you can check GATE 2023 results: Step 1: Visit the official website — gate.iitk.ac.in Step 2: Click on the result link Step 3: Log in using credentials Step 4: Score card will appear on the screen Step 5: Download, and take a printout for further reference GATE 2023: Exam Schedule GATE 2023 Registration Start Date (without late fee) 30 August 2022 Registration Last Date (without late fee) 30 September 2022 Closing Date of Extended GATE 2023 Application Process(without late fee) 7 October 2022 Closing Date of Extended GATE 2023 Application Process(with late fee) 16 October 2022 Modifications in Application Form 27 October 2022 Admit Card Release Date 9 January 2023 GATE 2023 Exam Date 4, 5, 11, and 12 February 2023 Candidate's Response Available in the Application portal 15 February 2023 Answer Key 21 February 2023 Challenges for Answer Key 22 February 2023 to 25 February 2023 Result Announcement 16 March 2023 Availability of Score Card 21 March 2023 GATE 2023: Subjects & their codes Here's the list of all the subjects in GATE 2023 and their respective codes. Aerospace Engineering AE Petroleum Engineering PE Agricultural Engineering AG Geology and Geophysics GG Architecture and Planning AR Instrumentation Engineering IN Biotechnology BT Life Sciences XL Biomedical Engineering BM Mathematics MA GATE Civil Engineering CE GATE Mechanical Engineering ME Chemical Engineering CH Mining Engineering MN GATE Computer Science & Information Technology CS Metallurgical Engineering MT Chemistry CY Physics PH GATE Electronics and Communication Engineering EC Production and Industrial Engineering PI GATE Electrical Engineering EE Textile Engineering & Fibre Science TF Engineering Sciences XE Ecology and Evolution EY Humanities and Social Sciences XH Statistics ST Geomatics Engineering GE Environmental Science and Engineering ES Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering NM ALSO SEE | GATE 2023 Results: How to check merit list?

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With the announcement of the final results of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services Examination (CSE), congratulatory messages begin to pour in. But alongside, a large number of fake accounts on social media like Twitter in the name of the toppers also crop up. These accounts are generally made within 24 hours of the announcement of the results. The scenario seems to have become common for the last few years. The much-awaited results this year were announced on Monday. In it, around 685 candidates passed the highly-competitive CSE 2021 with flying colours.&nbsp;

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On this, IAS officer Somesh Upadhyay had posted on Twitter in 2020, “When real UPSC toppers will come to create accounts on social media, they will not find any username.” &nbsp;

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With the announcement of the final results of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services Examination (CSE), congratulatory messages begin to pour in.

With the announcement of the final results of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services Examination (CSE), congratulatory messages begin to pour in. But alongside, a large number of fake accounts on social media like Twitter in the name of the toppers also crop up. These accounts are generally made within 24 hours of the announcement of the results. The scenario seems to have become common for the last few years. The much-awaited results this year were announced on Monday. In it, around 685 candidates passed the highly-competitive CSE 2021 with flying colours. Have spent 8 years on this platform. Can say with surety that creation of fake accounts on the name of UPSC toppers is an old normal. 😂 — Harshil Mehta (@MehHarshil) September 26, 2021 × What is special about CSE 2021 is that the top three positions have been secured by women. Shruti Sharma from Delhi has bagged the top spot, Ankita Agarwal from West Bengal secured second spot and the third has been claimed by Gamini Singla of Punjab. It has happened for the first time in seven years. Also Read | UPSC CSE 2021 Results: Women secure top three ranks, 685 qualify civil services exam On this, IAS officer Somesh Upadhyay had posted on Twitter in 2020, “When real UPSC toppers will come to create accounts on social media, they will not find any username.” Soon after Shruti Sharma topped UPSC, People started creating fake accounts in her name. Beware! 👇🏽 https://t.co/X4vZ9jNRdv — Mohammed Zubair (@zoo_bear) May 30, 2022 × On Tuesday, an account of a person named Shruti Sharma, which resembles this year’s topper, shared a post on Twitter from handle @ShrutiSharmaUP that “There are a lot of fake accounts being made on my name on Twitter and many times these fake accounts are able to gain a lot of followers #UPSC”. There are lot of fake accounts being made on my name on Twitter and many times these fake accounts are able to gain a lot of followers #UPSC — Shruti Sharma (@ShrutiSharmaUP) May 31, 2022 × WATCH WION LIVE HERE (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. ×

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