Alerts and Updates for GATE Humanities and Social Sciences - Sociology

The GATE 2026 application form correction window has been extended until November 10, 2025. This update allows candidates, including those appearing for Humanities and Social Sciences - Sociology, to make necessary changes to their applications. Candidates are advised to review their details on the official website to avoid discrepancies during the exam process.

GATE 2026 Humanities and Social Sciences syllabus, including Sociology, has been released by IIT Guwahati. The detailed topic-wise syllabus is available on the official website for candidates to download and prepare accordingly. This update ensures aspirants can align their study plans with the latest requirements.

The GATE 2026 exam pattern for Humanities and Social Sciences, including Sociology, has been published by IIT Guwahati. It includes details on marking schemes, total marks, and exam duration, accessible via the official GATE website. Candidates preparing for Sociology should review these updates to understand the structure of the upcoming exam.

GATE 2025 mock test links for all subjects, including Humanities and Social Sciences, have been activated by IIT Roorkee. Candidates can access sample test papers on the official website to practice and familiarize themselves with the exam format. This is a crucial resource for Sociology aspirants gearing up for the test.

Comprehensive resources for GATE Sociology Exam 2026, including exam pattern, syllabus, books, and cut-off details, have been made available for aspirants. This update highlights opportunities for Sociology graduates to pursue higher education and PSU jobs through GATE. Candidates are encouraged to explore these materials for effective preparation.

GATE 2024 cut-off marks for Humanities and Social Sciences subjects were released, with Psychology recording the highest at 52.7 for the general category. While specific Sociology cut-offs for 2024 were not detailed in recent updates, this provides a benchmark for aspirants. Candidates preparing for 2026 should monitor official announcements for updated cut-off trends.