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GATE 2025 Exam Pattern

The exam will consist of 65 questions with a total of 100 marks. The distribution is as follows:

• MCQs (Multiple Choice Questions): 30-35 questions

• MSQs (Multiple Select Questions): 10-15 questions

• NAT (Numerical Answer Type Questions): 15-20 questions

• General Aptitude Section: 10 questions

GATE 2025 Analysis 16 Feb Shift 2

A brief analysis of Feb 15 Shift 2 is given below. More detials will be updated soon!

• Overall Difficulty:

  • Shift 2 was easier compared to Shift 1.
  • Students found the paper easy to moderate.

• Subject-wise Weightage (Civil Engineering):

  • Geotechnical Engineering: 4 marks
  • Environmental Engineering: 10 marks
  • RCC (Reinforced Cement Concrete): 3 marks
  • OCF (Open Channel Flow): 3 marks
  • Steel Structures: 4 marks
  • Irrigation Engineering: 3 marks

• Mathematics & Aptitude:

  • Mathematics: Easy
  • Aptitude: Moderate
  • English: Moderate to hard

• Key Topics Covered:

  • Mathematics: Maxima problem

GATE 2025 Analysis 16 Feb Shift 1

GATE 2025 Analysis 1 Feb and 2 Feb Shift 1 and Shift 2

• Conceptual and numerical questions are expected to be balanced with Engineering Mathematics.

• EE question Paper is easy to moderate and based on Previous Year .

• Question Paper is easy to moderate .

• Aptitude portion is easy

• Maths was moderate to tough

• Overall paper is lengthy and moderate for shift 1 .

• Difficulties of the required core subjects will also differ; certain branches of the subject will be more conceptual while others will be calculation-heavy.

• General Aptitude is comparatively easy which will benefit the candidate in improving their overall score.

• According to IIT Roorkee GATE Paper Analysis, numerical type questions will be dominant and precise calculations are required.

GATE 2025 Topic-Wise Weightage Breakdown

A closer look at the GATE 2025 Paper Review will be available after the exam. Based on past trends, the expected distribution is:

GATE 2025 Paper Analysis 15 Feb Shift 1 and 2

The GATE 2025 Paper Analysis for February 15 Shift 1 and 2 is a comprehensive review of both the test sessions held today. The analysis includes subject-wise difficulty level, question distribution, topic weightage, and student feedback. Memory-based questions and expert analysis will assist candidates in understanding the exam pattern, performance assessment, and expected cutoff predictions. Get live reviews from test-takers and subject experts.

GATE 2025 Paper Analysis 15 Feb Shift 1

Most of the students said the overall difficulty level of the paper was moderate while a few of them say, it was easy.

GATE 2025 DA Analysis for 15 Feb shift 1

• The questions were asked from SVM algorithm, Hashing and Linear probing.

• Around 1-2 questions were from the Python list (extend) and dictionary list.

• The questions from DSA were lengthy.

• There were questions from Binary Search- worst case and recursion.

• A question was there from insertion sort.

• There were questions from limits and derivatives as well.

• In DA, mathematics was of 43 marks.

• Most of the students have said CSE was tough.

GATE 2025 Chemistry Analysis for 15 Feb shift 1

• Inorganic chemistry was a bit tough while physical and organic chemistry were easy in the paper.

• There were direct questions from physical chemistry.

• MSQs in Chemistry were tricky.

• There were questions from transition moment integral, particle box and Arrhenius concept.

• There were questions from EPR, NMR in chemistry.

Sectionwise Breakdown in DA

GATE 2025 Paper Analysis 15 Feb Shift 2

In this section, we will discuss about GATE shift 2 papers, their difficulty level, high weightage areas and frequently asked questions.

GATE 2025 ECE Paper Analysis

• The overall difficulty level of the exam was around moderate to tough.

• There were questions from EDC, analog section.

• A question of network theory was of 4 marks.

• Both EDC and analog questions were tough.

• Questions were conceptual and tricky.

• EMFT section was easier.

• Digital electronics was of highest weightage 12 marks.

• There were questions from iteration and black box variable capacitor as well.

• Most of the students considered network theory to be easier than other sections.

• Questions from control were difficult while aptitude section was easy.

IIT Roorkee GATE Paper Analysis: Most Expected Topics

• Computer Science (CS): Data Structures, Algorithms, Operating Systems

• Mechanical Engineering (ME): Fluid Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Strength of Materials

• Power Systems, Control Systems, Electrical Machines

• Civil Engineering (CE): Structural Analysis, Geotechnical Engineering, Environmental Engineering

• Electronics & Communication (EC): Signals & Systems, Analog Circuits, Digital Electronics

GATE Exam Analysis of Previous Years

The tables below summarize the GATE Paper Analysis from the past three years, providing insights into the difficulty level and subject-wise weightage.

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