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GATE Statistics (ST): Paper, Cut-offs, Score & Syllabus

The most numerical-answer questions of any of these papers, the fewest multiple-select, and the lowest turnout in all of GATE — 62.6%. Three years of official cut-offs and candidate numbers, and what the 2027 syllabus reorganisation signals.

10 Sep 202610 min read
GATE

GATE Mathematics (MA): Paper, Cut-offs, Score & Syllabus

One of six GATE papers with no engineering mathematics section — all 85 subject marks are mathematics. Three years of official cut-offs and candidate numbers, what the qualifying formula really measures, and what changes in GATE 2027.

10 Sep 202610 min read
CSIR NET

CSIR NET Mathematical Sciences: Paper, Cutoffs & Syllabus

The only CSIR NET paper with no penalty in Part C — and the only one where a question can have four correct answers. Eight sessions of official cutoffs, 240 Part C questions analysed, and the syllabus that splits into two tracks.

10 Sep 202614 min read
IIT JAM

IIT JAM Mathematical Statistics (MS): 40% Maths, 60% Statistics

The name says statistics; the syllabus says 40% mathematics. That split decides who clears this paper more often than any single topic does — and with 128 seats and the lowest cutoff of the seven in 2025, the numbers deserve reading carefully.

9 Sep 20266 min read
IIT JAM

IIT JAM Mathematics (MA): The Paper, the Cutoffs and What They Mean

Nine years of cutoffs say two things about the MA paper: the bar to qualify has never needed half marks, and it has moved by a factor of three. Here is the paper, the syllabus, what the data actually shows, and the gap between qualifying and getting a seat.

9 Sep 20269 min read

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