GATE 2020 Result released, get direct link
Satyendra Singh | March 13, 2020 | 04:32 PM IST | 1 min read
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Try NowNEW DELHI: GATE 2020 result has been declared by IIT Delhi. Students can login to GOAPS portal using their application number and password to check the result. The GATE result has been declared ahead of the scheduled release date of March 16. IIT Delhi has also released the final answer key of GATE 2020 for all papers on March 13. GATE result has details about marks obtained by the candidate out of 100.
A total of 858890 candidates registered for the GATE 2020 exam for all 25 subjects where in 685088 candidates appeared for the exam out of which 18.8% candidates have been declared qualified.
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