GATE EE Previous Year Cutoff: 2025, 2024, 2023, 2022 - Electrical Engineering Cutoff Trends

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AspirantMitraaFebruary 21, 2026
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GATE EE Previous Year Cutoff: 2025, 2024, 2023, 2022 - Electrical Engineering Cutoff Trends

GATE EE (Electrical Engineering) is highly competitive with 85,000-90,000 candidates annually. Understanding cutoff trends is essential for M.Tech admissions and PSU recruitment. This guide provides authenticated cutoff data with analysis.


GATE EE Cutoff 2025 (Latest)

IIT Roorkee conducted GATE 2025 and released official cutoff marks on March 19, 2025.

General Category: 25.0 marks out of 100

OBC-NCL/EWS Category: 22.5 marks out of 100

SC/ST/PwD Category: 16.6 marks out of 100

Key Highlights:

  • Cutoff remained stable (same as 2024, 2023, 2022)
  • Approximately 85,000-90,000 candidates appeared
  • EE shows most stable cutoff among all branches
  • Pass percentage around 16-17%


GATE EE Cutoff 2024

IISc Bangalore conducted GATE 2024:

General Category: 25.0 marks out of 100

OBC-NCL/EWS Category: 22.5 marks out of 100

SC/ST/PwD Category: 16.6 marks out of 100

Key Features:

  • Identical to 2023 cutoff
  • Stable trend continues
  • Moderate difficulty paper


GATE EE Cutoff 2023

IIT Kanpur conducted GATE 2023:

General Category: 25.0 marks out of 100

OBC-NCL/EWS Category: 22.5 marks out of 100

SC/ST/PwD Category: 16.6 marks out of 100

Observations:

  • Same as 2022
  • Remarkably stable cutoff
  • Around 85,000 candidates appeared


GATE EE Cutoff 2022

IIT Kharagpur conducted GATE 2022:

General Category: 25.0 marks out of 100

OBC-NCL/EWS Category: 22.5 marks out of 100

SC/ST/PwD Category: 16.6 marks out of 100

Notable Points:

  • Established stable cutoff pattern
  • Moderate difficulty maintained


Year-wise Cutoff Comparison

General Category Trend

Year 2025: 25.0 marks - Stable Year 2024: 25.0 marks - Stable Year 2023: 25.0 marks - Stable Year 2022: 25.0 marks - Stable

Remarkable Stability

EE shows MOST STABLE cutoff among all GATE branches:

  • 4 consecutive years: Exactly 25.0 marks
  • No variation: Unlike other branches
  • Predictable pattern: Helps candidates plan better


Why EE Cutoff is So Stable

Consistent Paper Difficulty: IITs maintain standard difficulty

Large Candidate Pool: 85,000-90,000 candidates ensure statistical stability

Mature Branch: Well-established preparation resources

Balanced Competition: Neither too easy nor too tough papers


Expected GATE EE 2026 Cutoff Prediction

Based on 4-year stability:

General Category: 25.0 marks (Most likely to continue)

OBC-NCL/EWS Category: 22.5 marks

SC/ST/PwD Category: 16.6 marks

Confidence Level: Very High (4-year trend)


High-Weightage EE Topics

  • Control Systems: 10-12 questions (Very High)
  • Power Systems: 10-12 questions (Very High)
  • Electrical Machines: 10-12 questions (High)
  • Electric Circuits: 8-10 questions (High)
  • Power Electronics: 6-8 questions (Moderate)
  • Analog & Digital Electronics: 6-8 questions (Moderate)


Good Score Analysis

80+ marks: Top IITs with best specializations

70-80 marks: IITs, Top NITs

60-70 marks: IITs, NITs, IIITs

50-60 marks: NITs, PSU opportunities

35-50 marks: State universities

25-35 marks: Qualifying range


IIT Admission Requirements

IIT Bombay EE: GATE Score 780-880

IIT Delhi EE: GATE Score 750-850

IIT Madras EE: GATE Score 730-830

IIT Kanpur EE: GATE Score 710-810


PSU Opportunities

Top PSUs for EE:

  • NTPC: Power generation
  • PGCIL: Transmission
  • BHEL: Manufacturing
  • ONGC: Energy sector
  • IOCL: Refineries

PSU Cutoff: GATE Score 650-750+ depending on PSU


Why Target Higher Than Cutoff

Just Qualifying (25 marks) is NOT Enough:

  • Very limited options
  • No PSU opportunities
  • Poor placements

Minimum Target: 60+ marks

  • Access to NITs
  • PSU interview opportunities
  • Better placements


Conclusion

GATE EE shows remarkable stability with 25.0 marks cutoff for 4 consecutive years (2022-2025). This makes EE the most predictable GATE branch. For GATE 2026, expect cutoff to remain at 25.0 marks. However, target 60+ marks for quality admissions and PSU opportunities.



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