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The GATE 2027 registration process is set to bring a significant change for Indian candidates: registration through a verified DigiLocker account is mandatory . The examination will be conducted by the Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras), which has introduced DigiLocker-based verification as part of the application process. However, candidates should note an important schedule update. While registration was initially expected to begin on August 14, 2026, IIT Madras has rescheduled the opening of the GATE 2027 application portal to August 27, 2026 . The official GATE 2027 website currently lists September 27 as the last date for regular registration without a late fee and October 5 as the extended deadline with a late fee. Official GATE 2027 website GATE 2027 Registration: What Has Changed? The most notable change in the GATE 2027 application process is the integration of DigiLocker . According to the official GATE 2027 portal, DigiLocker registration is mandatory for a...

  The test is accepted by more than 12,000 institutions in more than 160 countries and is universally accepted in popular destinations  The English language test TOEFL  will soon be offered as a personalised test depending upon individual requirements as well as the test takers' background to make the assessment as unbiased as possible, according to the Educational Testing Service. Read the full article

Closing Date of Regular online registration/application process:  29th September 2023 End of Extended period for online registration/application (with late fee):  13th October 2023 Modifications in GATE 2024 Application:  07th to 11th November 2023 Availability of GATE Admit cards for download:  3rd January 2024 GATE 2024 Examinations:  03, 04 and 10, 11 February 2024 Announcement of Results on the Online Application Website:  16th March 2024 Availability of Score Card for download by candidates:  23rd March 2024

20-mark test to speed up evaluation UoP initiates new online MCQ exam Results of digital test will be made available immediately, ensuring more transparency As part of a newly-introduced credit system, management students of University of Pune (UoP)-affiliated colleges will now have to take a multiple choice question-based (MCQ) online examination of 20 marks for every subject taught in their courses.  This move by the varsity is expected to increase evaluation speed and bring transparency into the proceedings. Students will be able to see their scores immediately after finishing the examination, and a student will also get a second attempt in the next semester, in case of failure.  Dr E B Khedkar, Dean, Faculty of Management, UoP and Director, D Y Patil Institute of Management, explained, “Twenty MCQ questions will be asked for 20 marks, which students will have 25 minutes to complete. Considering this year’s academic calendar, we will schedule the...