GATE 2026 Results Out: List of PSUs Using GATE Scores for Recruitment

In addition to academic admissions, the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) remains an important benchmark for hiring in government-owned enterprises. Many Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) use GATE scores to shortlist applicants for various roles.

GATE 2026 Results List PSUs:

The results for GATE 2026 were announced on March 19. The outcome opens up several opportunities for candidates, both in higher education and in public sector careers. With their scorecards, qualified candidates can apply for postgraduate programmes, research positions, and recruitment drives conducted by multiple PSUs.

GATE 2026 Result Scorecards Updates

A valid GATE 2026 score will be accepted in the coming months for admission into MTech, ME, and direct PhD programmes at centrally funded institutions such as IITs, NITs, and other institutes supported by the Ministry of Education. Many of these institutions are expected to release counselling schedules and admission notifications soon based on GATE performance.

Apart from academic admissions, GATE scores are also widely used as a screening method for recruitment in public sector companies. Several PSUs rely on these scores to shortlist candidates, followed by additional evaluation stages such as interviews or group discussions.

Several PSUs Check GATE Scores for Eligibility

Across sectors like energy, infrastructure, engineering, and telecommunications, numerous PSUs consider GATE scores during their hiring processes. Some of the major organisations and their profiles are listed below:

It is important to note that this list is not exhaustive. Recruitment notifications based on GATE 2026 scores are expected to be released in phases over the next few months.

Financial Assistance for PG Studies

A qualifying GATE score also enables candidates to receive financial support during postgraduate studies. Students admitted to MTech programmes through GATE are typically eligible for a monthly stipend of Rs. 12,400 for around 22 months.

For those pursuing PhD programmes, the fellowship generally starts at Rs. 37,000 per month for the first two years and increases to Rs. 42,000 per month from the third year onward, in accordance with government norms.