Eligibility Criteria for GATE CE Exam:

To be eligible for the GATE CE (Civil Engineering) exam, candidates must meet certain criteria set by the conducting body. The eligibility criteria for the GATE CE exam are as follows:

Qualifying Degree:
- Candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree in Engineering/Technology/Architecture from a recognized university/institute.
- Candidates who are in the final year of their qualifying degree program are also eligible to apply for the GATE CE exam.

Age Limit:
- There is no specific age limit to appear for the GATE CE exam.

International Candidates:
- Candidates from countries other than India can also apply for the GATE CE exam.
- There is no restriction on nationality.

Number of Attempts:
- There is no limit on the number of attempts for the GATE CE exam. Candidates can appear for the exam multiple times.

Marks Required:
- There is no minimum percentage or CGPA required in the qualifying degree for the GATE CE exam.
- Candidates must have completed their qualifying degree program or be in the final year.

Documents Required:
- Candidates are required to have certain documents ready for the GATE CE exam application process.
- These documents include photograph, signature, qualifying degree certificate or provisional certificate, caste certificate (if applicable), and PwD certificate (if applicable).

Validity Period:
- The GATE CE scorecard is valid for three years from the date of announcement of results.
- Candidates can use their GATE CE score to apply for admissions to various postgraduate programs or for recruitment purposes within this validity period.

It is important for candidates to carefully go through the eligibility criteria before applying for the GATE CE exam. Failing to meet the eligibility requirements may lead to disqualification. Candidates should also note that meeting the eligibility criteria does not guarantee admission or recruitment.