Hii sukunta

Its hard to say as because lot many factors depends on your caste ,specially aged ,graduation percentage , so i would like to suggest you to check our tool for PSU & Colleges , kindly refer the below link along with the check the cut off as well

Https://engineering.careers360.com/gate-college-predictor?icn=GATE-clgpd&ici=clevertap-exit-intent

Https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-cutoff-for-iits

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Hi Rishu,

Last year cutoff for BARC particularly in Chemistry are mentioned below:-

Chemistry-678

For ONGC Recruitment through GATE. the cut-offs are mentioend below:-

For Chemist:-

• General-577
• OBC-422
• SC-311
• ST-316
• PWD-OH-265

That’s it. I hope my answer would have enlightened you on your question. Stay confident and still in what you study.

I hope my answer would have enlightened you on your question.

If you like this answer please do upvote and share this answer.

Good day!!!!

Hi rishu, 

According to Last year cutoff for BARC particularly in Chemistry was 678, so the Cut-off may get increased so I don't think that you may get a chance to get an opportunity at BARC.

But, on the secong hand, For ONGC Recruitment through GATE, last year cut-off for Chemist was as :-

• General-577
• OBC-422
• SC-311
• ST-316
• PWD-OH-265

So, I think that with your score, there are high chances that you may get a call from ONGC and get a job opporutinty to work in PSU.

Meanwhile, you may predict your PSU with our PSU Predictor tool here-https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/psu-recruitment-through-gate

It will definitely give you and idea about which PSU are you eligible for to apply and may get selected too.

That’s it. I hope my answer would have enlightened you on your question. Stay confident and still in what you study.

I hope my answer would have enlightened you on your question.

If you like this answer please do upvote and share this answer.

Good day!!!!

Hello Manoj

Kindly mention your educational qualification and your graduation percentage then I can tell you better about your chances in PSUs.

Also, use the GATE College Predictor Tool to check your chances of admision in colleges and chances in PSUs.

https://engineering.careers360.com/gate-college-predictor

Good Luck!

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Dear Prerana Benjwal

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) eligibility criteria for chemistry are Post Graduate Degree in Chemistry  (Must have Mathematics Physics at B.Sc. level) with minimum 60% marks (must have studied Mathematics/Physics at B.Sc. level). Candidates need to score a minimum of 60% marks in undergraduate engineering, to be eligible to apply for the recruitment.

Yes, you can apply for ONGC while applying make sure the following documents with you ready

                1)GATE 2019 Admit card

                2) Scanned photograph and signature

Registration Fee

General & OBC Category - Rs. 299.90

SC, ST & PWD - No fees payable

Kindly go through the link below for more details related to Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC)

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ongc-recruitment-through-gate

Drop your comment still you have doubt?

Thank you!

Hii

Its hard to say as because lot many factors depends on your caste ,specially aged ,graduation percentage , so i would like to suggest you to check our tool for PSU & Colleges , kindly refer the below link along with the check the cut off as well

Https://engineering.careers360.com/gate-college-predictor?icn=GATE-clgpd&ici=clevertap-exit-intent

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-cutoff-for-iits

Regards 

Hello

It would be difficult to tell you exactly as the cutoff varies depending various factors. However, you can refer to the previous year cutoff using the link belwo to have an idea about the cutoff

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ongc-recruitment-through-gate

Also, you can use the GATE College Predictor  with PSU chances tool to check about your chances in PSUs-

https://engineering.careers360.com/gate-college-predictor

Good Luck!

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Greetings Priyanshu!

Hope you're doing great.

The job of a petroleum engineer in PSU(Public Sector Undertaking) is a government job added with perks of civil life. The engineers in PSUs are paid handsomely with a lot of facilities such as home allowances, medical facilities, Special Dearness allowance. The life of engineers in PSUs, especially in ONGC and NHAI, is not less than being an IAS officer. The matter of fact many of the PSUs jobs offers a package which is far ahead than any Grade 'A' government employees. 

Coming back to your question. 'YES' engineers in PSUs are in the semi-government job and mostly on a contract basis. They are posted regularly on PAN India basis. There are many PSUs for CIVIL ENGINEERING which provide employment to the job seekers according to their area of interest and job profiles. The selection process through PSUs is through rigorous GATE examination which is conducted once every year. GATE is generally for admission into M.Tech courses however, PSU pickup bright mind student direct from these examinations. 

In most of the PSUs, it is a 24-hour ongoing process i.e, people work in 8-hour shifts, 6 days a week. In most of the cases, it extends beyond 8 hours, especially for the shift in charges and those in maintenance jobs..1 breakdown and you never know how long you will be stuck, even on Sundays! For those in government jobs, a fixed timing i.e, a 9- 6 job, with, of course, leaves on Saturday and Sunday. ( Leave structure varies with PSU employees getting 15 CLs etc)

Hope, things are clear now. Do reach out in the comment section below for more help.

Cheers!

Hello Shubham

If you are expecting a rank of 132 in ECE then congrats man you can be shorlisted for various of PSU's.

ONGC and NTPC will be easy(maybe) but i think BARC will be difficult as it sometimes shorlist only under 50 AIR. AAI and NTRO will be easy whereas HPCL and Powergrid will be impossible as it only takes under 100 AIR sometimes even under 50.