Like many of you, I spent countless hours preparing for the GATE 2026 exam. We all knew it would be tough, but we expected it to be fair.
Instead, we’ve seen substantial reports of cheating and irregularities across centers. From suspicious topper data to lack of basic monitoring, the integrity of this year’s exam is a joke. Even worse? The response from IIT Guwahati has been absolute silence on RTI replies.
By staying silent, they aren't just ignoring "a few complaints"—they are telling every honest aspirant that our hard work doesn't matter.
I’m not telling you to ruin your career. But if you have multiple offers, consider prioritizing other IITs (like IIT Madras, Bombay, or Delhi) or IISc over IITG. We need to show them that we are not just "ranks" and "fees"—we are the stakeholders of this system.
Every year, IITG attracts the country's best minds simply because of its brand name. They coast on the prestige of being an "Old IIT" while ignoring the very people who give the institute its value—the students.
My goal is simple: I want to give them the worst pool of GATE toppers they have ever seen.
If they don’t value the integrity of the exam, they don't deserve the caliber of the students who cracked it honestly.