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GATE 2022 - IIT-KGP answer keys released

 Source: gate.iitkgp.ac.in.

Candidates who appeared for the GATE 2022 examination can check the answer key from the official website of GATE at gate.iitkgp.ac.in.

GATE exam is conducted to test the comprehensive understanding of various undergraduate subjects in engineering and science for admission into the Masters Program and Job in Public Sector Companies.

Candidates can also raise objection to the answer key from 22 February to 25 February 25. Candidates will have to pay ₹500 for each question they object to. 

The GATE 2022 examination results are scheduled to be announced on 17 March, 2022. Candidates who have appeared for the examination will be allowed to download their scorecards from 21 March for their own usage. 

GATE examination for this year was conducted by IIT-Kharagpur on 5,6,12,13 February. The computer-based exam was conducted in two sessions.

GATE Answer Key 2022: Here's how to check answer key

-Visit the official website at gate.iitkgp.ac.in

-On the homepage, click on the login tab

-Enter Enrolment Number/Email Address and Password

-Click on ‘Submit’

-Answer key will be displayed on the screen

-Check and raise objection if any

 

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GATE 2022 Answer Key: To be released on February 21, check likely cut off for CE, ME and other courses

 Source: https://gate.iitkgp.ac.in/

GATE 2022 concluded yesterday for all 29 papers. The answer key for the exam will be released on February 21, 2022. Check tentative cut offs for CS, ME and other courses below

Key Highlights

• GATE 2022 has officially concluded for all 29 papers, yesterday.

• The answer key for the exam will be released by IIT Kharagpur on February 21, 2022

• GATE 2022 was conducted from February 5 to 13. Candidates can read below to check expected cut offs for the exam

·         Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering, GATE 2022 concluded yesterday for all 29 papers. Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur was the organising institute for GATE 2022. The answer key for the exam can be expected to be declared on February 21, 2022 on gate.iitkgp.ac.in

·         Before the answer key is declared, IIT Kharagpur will also be releasing a response sheet, which will allow candidates to roughly estimate their score in the GATE 2022 exam. The response sheet will be released on February 15, 2022. The response sheet will be released on GOAPS, the official online application portal for GATE exam.  

·         GATE 2022 Exam was conducted for different streams and subjects in engineering and science. Cut-offs for GATE 2022 have been mentioned below for GATE 2022 papers such as Biotechnology, Civil Engineering, Computer Science and Information Technology and more 

·         The cut off below has been shared below only for reference and is based on analysis of past trends and feedback of experts. 

·         GATE 2022 – Tentative Cut Offs

Subject	Paper Code	Expected Cut-off (General)
Aerospace Engineering	AE	26.1
Agricultural Engineering	AG	25.2
Architecture and Planning	AR	40
Biomedical Engineering	BM	25.2
Biotechnology	BT	31.2
Civil Engineering	CE	29
Chemical Engineering	CH	35.1
Computer Science and Information Technology	CS	25.8
Chemistry	CY	36
Electronics and Communications Engineering	EC	25.1
Electrical Engineering	EE	30.2
Environmental Science and Engineering	ES	39.3
Ecology and Evolution	EY	35.5
Geology	GG	38.8
Geophysics	GG	44.7
Instrumentation Egnineering	IN	36
Mathematics	MA	28.8
Mechanical Engineering	ME	33
Mining Engineering	MN	32.9
Metallurgical Engineering	MT	48.3
Petroleum Engineering	PE	50.9
Physics	PH	32.8
Production and Industrial Engineering	PI	35.7
Statistics	ST	26
Textile Engineering and Fibre Science	TF	41.8
Engineering Sciences	XE	29.4
Humantites and Social Sciences	XH	37.9
Life Sciences	XL	36

       

Candidates must note that this is the expected cut-off. The actual cut-offs for GATE 2022 will be declared once the result for the exam is declared on March 17, 2022.  

  The preliminary answer key will be released by IIT Kharagpur and then the window for raising challenges will be opened. Candidates will be able to challenge the answer key from February 22 to 25, 2022. After that, the final answer key and on March 17, 2022 the result will be declared. 

·   The scorecards for GATE 2022 will be released from March 21, 2022 onwards. For more updates, candidates can visit the official website – gate.iitkgp.ac.in

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Telangana girl launches OPods or micro houses built of sewerage pipes at low-cost

 Source: https://indianexpress.com/article/cities/hyderabad/perala-manasa-low-cost-micro-houses-built-of-sewerage-pipes-7263271/

 

Though primarily aimed at the underprivileged, Manasa has 12 different designs of experimental mobile housing that may suit different sectors. 

While owning a house is everyone’s dream, making that come true is Perala Manasa’s dream. On Wednesday, the 23-year-old civil engineer announced the launch of OPods or micro homes in pipes comprising one bedroom with a built-up area 120 sq ft and made out of a concrete sewerage pipe of 2000 mm diameter.

Hailing from a poor family in Bommakal village in Telangana’s Karimnagar district, Manasa credits her single mother for inspiration and the Telangana Social Welfare Residential Educational Institutions Society (TSWREIS) for the education that enabled her to dream. After doing B.Tech (civil engineering) from Lovely Professional University in May 2020, Manasa spent another six months researching the designs prevalent in Japan, Hong Kong and other places to suit the local needs and weather conditions before registering a company in January 2021. The work on the first model began in March 2021.

Though primarily aimed at the underprivileged, Manasa has 12 different designs of experimental mobile housing that may suit different sectors.

The OPod comes with a bedroom, kitchen, hall, washroom, and shelves, and is equipped with electricity, water, and drainage. With a balcony-like lounge area over the tube, the OPod is best suited for one or two persons. “This is a first-of-its kind model in India. In 40 to 120 sq ft, we can have a customized movable all-weather home with a life span 100 years. The cost may come around Rs 3.5 lakh to Rs 5.5 lakh,” said Manasa, adding that designs for two or three-bedroom homes are also available.

“I have seen how people live under thatched roofs in urban slums. And when it rains, they lose everything. The best part of OPod is that it is as good as a regular house and can be translocated.”

Though container homes are available in similar segments at present, Manasa says her OPods are cooler inside and have a longer life. Apart from low-cost housing for the poor, she has designs that could be used by resorts, restaurants, mobile homes, mobile clinics, guest houses, guardrooms, etc.

Senior IPS officer and Secretary, Telangana Social Welfare and Tribal Welfare Residential Educational Institutions Society, Dr. RS Praveen Kumar recalls Manasa as a very active student. “She wanted to chart her course and pursue higher education which is rare in small villages.

Manasa belonged to the first batch of ‘voice for girls’ and was a trained ‘Sakhi’ (leader among the voice for girls campus). She represented the social welfare schools in UNICEF meetings in Bengaluru, Kumar said.

The OPod is set up at one of her relatives’ homes at Chengicherla in Hyderabad and Kumar kicked off the enterprise on Wednesday.

“I received no support from anyone when I wanted to take up this venture. No one was ready to fund my project, and instead pushed me back because I am a girl,” Manasa said.

“My father expired when I was in 3rd grade and since then my mother has worked very hard to bring up two girls. Without my mother, a small farmer who gave away all her earnings, my dream would not have come true.” Manasa’s younger sister Chaithanya is currently pursuing a degree course at the Armed Forces Preparatory Degree College for women, run by the TSWREIS.

“Though no one supported my daughter’s (Manasa’s) idea initially, I am very happy to see so many people sharing our happiness now. We are very happy. I want her to build affordable homes for the poor,” said Ramadevi, a very proud mother.

 

 

 

 

Telangana girl launches OPods or micro houses built of sewerage pipes at low-cost

 

Though primarily aimed at the underprivileged, Manasa has 12 different designs of experimental mobile housing that may suit different sectors. 

While owning a house is everyone’s dream, making that come true is Perala Manasa’s dream. On Wednesday, the 23-year-old civil engineer announced the launch of OPods or micro homes in pipes comprising one bedroom with a built-up area 120 sq ft and made out of a concrete sewerage pipe of 2000 mm diameter.

Hailing from a poor family in Bommakal village in Telangana’s Karimnagar district, Manasa credits her single mother for inspiration and the Telangana Social Welfare Residential Educational Institutions Society (TSWREIS) for the education that enabled her to dream. After doing B.Tech (civil engineering) from Lovely Professional University in May 2020, Manasa spent another six months researching the designs prevalent in Japan, Hong Kong and other places to suit the local needs and weather conditions before registering a company in January 2021. The work on the first model began in March 2021.

Though primarily aimed at the underprivileged, Manasa has 12 different designs of experimental mobile housing that may suit different sectors.

The OPod comes with a bedroom, kitchen, hall, washroom, and shelves, and is equipped with electricity, water, and drainage. With a balcony-like lounge area over the tube, the OPod is best suited for one or two persons. “This is a first-of-its kind model in India. In 40 to 120 sq ft, we can have a customized movable all-weather home with a life span 100 years. The cost may come around Rs 3.5 lakh to Rs 5.5 lakh,” said Manasa, adding that designs for two or three-bedroom homes are also available.

“I have seen how people live under thatched roofs in urban slums. And when it rains, they lose everything. The best part of OPod is that it is as good as a regular house and can be translocated.”

Though container homes are available in similar segments at present, Manasa says her OPods are cooler inside and have a longer life. Apart from low-cost housing for the poor, she has designs that could be used by resorts, restaurants, mobile homes, mobile clinics, guest houses, guardrooms, etc.

Senior IPS officer and Secretary, Telangana Social Welfare and Tribal Welfare Residential Educational Institutions Society, Dr. RS Praveen Kumar recalls Manasa as a very active student. “She wanted to chart her course and pursue higher education which is rare in small villages. I found her idea (of affordable housing) radical. It’s just the beginning for her,” he told indianexpress.com.

 

Source:  https://indianexpress.com/article/cities/hyderabad/perala-manasa-low-cost-micro-houses-built-of-sewerage-pipes-7263271/

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SC refuses to postpone GATE examination scheduled for February 5

 Source: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/education/news/sc-refuses-to-postpone-gate-examination-scheduled-for-february-5/articleshow/89315871.cms

The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to postpone the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering Exam (GATE), which is scheduled to be held on February 5, in view of Covid restrictions in many parts of the country. A bench of Justices DY Chandrachud, Surya Kant and Vikram Nath said that postponing GATE just 48 hours before the scheduled examination would result in chaos and uncertainty, and it cannot play with the career of students, who have prepared for it.
The bench said that it is a matter of academic policy as to when the examination should be held and the court cannot enter this arena.

It noted that nine lakh students are to appear in the examination and around 20,000 students have signed an online petition for postponing the examination. 

"The students have prepared for it and the court cannot play with the career of the students by postponing the examination", the bench observed.

On Wednesday, the top court had agreed to list the plea seeking postponement of GATE.
The plea for postponement of the examination said that nine lakh students are appearing in the test at 200 centres and the authorities have not issued any Covid-appropriate guidelines for conducting the exam.

The GATE is an examination which tests the understanding of various undergraduate subjects in engineering and science for admission in masters programme and recruitment by some PSUs.

 

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