IIT Guwahati Released GATE 2026 Result Date at gate2026.iitg.ac.in

GATE 2026 Result Date

Candidates can check the date for the GATE 2026 result along with the other major event dates. The GATE exam was conducted on 7,8,4, and 15, 2026. Check other dates for the GATE 2026 exam.

GATE Result Date 2026 and Time

How to Check GATE Result 2026?

To check the GATE 2026 result, candidates will have to visit the official website of GTAE IIT Guwahati. On the official website, follow the instructions below. Before downloading the GATE result, make sure that the GATE enrollment ID/ email address and password are accessible.

• Search for GATE 2026 official website, gate2026.iitg.ac.in.

• On the home page of the website, navigate to the GATE 2026 result link.

• Now enter your GATE exam result login details - enrollment ID or email address and password.

• The GATE 2026 result will be displayed on the window.

• Now, check the scores, total marks and ALL India Rank (AIR).

• The result is available as a scorecard, which can be downloaded in pdf format.

NOTE: Candidates are highly recommended to download the electronic version of the GATE scorecard for future use.

Details Mentioned on GATE Result 2026

The following details are mentioned in the GATE 2026 result, IIT Guwahati.

• Candidate Name

• GATE 2026 registration number

• Marks obtained

• GATE Score out of 1000

• AlI India Rank (AIR)

• GATE Examination Paper and Code

• GATE 2026 Qualifying Marks

GATE 2026 Final Answer Key

IIT Guwahati will release the GATE 2026 final answer key on or before the GATE 2026 result. The final answer key will be based on the objection submitted against the provisional key. Candidates cannot challenge the GATE final answer key, since it is the final answer key that is used for the result.

Calculated GATE Result Using the GATE Answer Key 2026?

Here are the steps to calculate the GATE result via the final answer key.

• Calculate the total number of correct answers, allocate marks accordingly, and then calculate the overall marks.

• The candidate has to tally the total negative marks for wrong attempts. Only multiple-choice questions (MCQs) will have negative markings. There will be no negative marking for NAT questions. So the calculation goes:

• MCQ Marks: Total marks (1 mark) + Total marks (2 marks).

• Total marks (1 mark) = 1 x no. of correct attempts – 1/3 x no. of wrong attempts.

• Total marks (2 marks) = 2 x the number of correct attempts – 2/3 x the number of wrong attempts.

• NAT Marks: Total marks (1 mark) + Total marks (2 marks).

Formula: Total marks = Total marks secured for correct response – Negative marks for wrong response.

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