Global Academy of Technology Cutoff 2025 (Out) - Previous Year's Cutoff List

Global Academy of Technology (GAT) Bangalore's KCET 2025 Round 1 cutoff closed at 23,322 for B.E. Computer Science & Engineering (general merit, home state quota), making it the tightest among 10 branches, while Civil Engineering stretched to 120,177—ideal benchmarks for 2026 aspirants as VTU's 5% seat expansion hints at 2,000-3,000 rank easing per category. COMEDK UGET mirrored this with 39,809 entry for CSE under all-India quota, favoring non-Karnataka students chasing AI/ML seats. This guide unpacks round-wise, branch-specific ranks from KEA and COMEDK portals, plus trends like 12% CSE demand spike since 2024, empowering you to gauge eligibility without guesswork—whether targeting government quota's 75% seats or management's direct merit path.

GAT's KCET 2025 allocations via KEA prioritized Karnataka domiciles for 1,260 B.E. seats, with Round 1 favoring CSE at 23,322 (GM-HK) due to 300+ applications per spot—Round 3 loosened to 82,355 for general, per official seat matrix.

• Trends: CSE ranks tightened 8% from 2024's 21,500 opener, driven by GAT's new AI electives; Civil eased 15% post-infra upgrades.
• Quota Notes: Home Karnataka (HK) holds 75% seats; Hyderabad-Karnataka (HY) adds 5% buffer for rural applicants.

For full KEA PDFs, verify at kea.kar.nic.in—2025 Round 4 finalized October 10.

Secure your B.E. seat with GAT admission details.

COMEDK 2025 Round 1 at GAT allotted 315 seats to out-of-state candidates, starting CSE at 39,809 (GM) and peaking at 82,355 for Aeronautical—Round 2 shifted minimally by 1,200 ranks amid 20,000+ total applicants.

• Key Insights: Non-Karnataka quota capped at 25%; 2025 saw 10% CSE hike from 2024's 36,200, tied to GAT's drone lab tie-ups.
• All-India Edge: Scores above 120/180 (66%) secured top branches; use COMEDK's predictor for 2026 mocks.

GAT's 2025 cutoffs relaxed 5% for reserved categories per VTU, with SC-GM at 1,20,177 for CSE (vs. 23,322 general)—benefiting 30% of Karnataka intake through KEA's vertical reservations.

• SC/ST Relaxations: ST ranks doubled to 2,15,634 for CSE, reflecting 15% quota; income < INR 2.5 lakhs auto-qualifies for fee reimbursements.
• OBC Benefits: 2AG closed 20% higher than GM (28,456 CSE), with horizontal 5% for rural women.
• Hyderabad-Karnataka (KKR): Exclusive 87 seats; CSE at 45,678, easing urban competition by 25%.

This setup filled 92% reserved seats by Round 2, per KEA data—prime for 2026 SC/ST applicants eyeing management fallback.

PGCET 2025 for GAT's PG seats (120 M.Tech, 60 MBA) closed at 3,181 (GM) for Computer Science M.Tech, with MBA at 7,844—GATE direct entries skipped ranks for 20% supernumerary spots.

• GATE Override: 50+ percentile secured 15 M.Tech spots sans PGCET; 2025 disbursed INR 12,400/month stipends to 25 qualifiers.
• Trends: MBA ranks rose 9% from 2024's 7,200, linked to GAT's IBM collaborations.

KEA PGCET results hit June 2025—2026 expects 500-rank dip from expanded cohorts.

GAT cutoffs trended downward 7% annually since 2023, with CSE KCET dipping from 31,138 (2023) to 23,322 (2025 Round 1)—fueled by 100 extra AI seats and 85% placement ROI at INR 6.5 lakhs average.

• 2023 vs. 2025 KCET CSE: General shifted 7,816 ranks lower; SC eased 25,000 due to scholarship surges.
• COMEDK Pattern: Aeronautical held steady at 82,355, but ECE dropped 4,500 from 2024's 56,789.
• Influencers: Autonomy upgrade boosted demand 12%; 2026 forecast: CSE KCET 21,000-22,000 via 50 new labs.