GATE 2027 late registration closes today: fees and exam dates
Candidates who missed the regular deadline can still apply on the official portal by October 12 with a Rs 500 late surcharge.
Today, October 12, is the last day to register for the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) 2027 with a late fee. The exam is being organised by IIT Madras together with IISc Bangalore.
The regular registration window closed on October 5. Late applications carry a surcharge of Rs 500.
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Fees with late surcharge
Female, SC, ST and PwD candidates pay Rs 1,500 (Rs 1,000 in the regular window). Other Indian candidates pay Rs 2,500 (Rs 2,000 regular). International candidates pay USD 120 (USD 100 regular).
Exam dates
GATE 2027 will be held on February 6, 7, 13, 14, 20 and 21, 2027, across three weekends. Applications are accepted only on the official website, gate2027.iitm.ac.in.
A note for students planning to study or work abroad
GATE scores are used for M.Tech admissions and PSU recruitment in India. Students who later apply to universities or employers abroad will usually also need official transcripts and degree verification from their Indian university, which can take several weeks to obtain. It helps to start that process early.
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