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GATE 2026 February 14 Paper Analysis: GATE 2026 Feb 14 exam analysis will help aspirants to understand and evaluate their performance, and it will also guide them to identify their areas of strength and weakness. The paper analysis of GATE 14 Feb 2026 exam also highlights the overall difficulty level, question pattern, important topics, and exam trends. In this article, we will provide the GATE 2026 Feb 14 paper analysis once the exam is conducted.
Students can practise the GATE 2026 mock test for free on the official website, gate2026.iitg.ac.in.
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The GATE 2026 is conducted by the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Guwahati. It is a national-level competitive exam for admission to postgraduate programs, research institutes, and PSUs recruitment. GATE 2026 examination scheduled on 14 February will be conducted in forenoon and afternoon sessions for multiple engineering and science streams. This article covers the General Aptitude section, along with subject-specific analysis. It can also be used as a reference for future GATE aspirants planning their preparation with the latest exam trends.
The GATE 2026 examination on 14 February will be conducted in two sessions with different subjects in each session. The official GATE schedule is as follows.
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The General Aptitude section is common across all GATE 2026 papers scheduled for February 14. A detailed analysis of this section will be updated here after the exam. It carries a total of 15 marks, with questions asked from verbal and numerical ability. This section is designed to assess candidates’ basic analytical, reasoning, and communication skills.
Once the exam is over, our team is going to provide a detailed analysis of the GATE 2026 Feb 14 paper for the Forenoon session ( subjects like CE1, EE, and PI). Here, in this analysis, we will cover all important aspects like overall difficulty, weightage of the topic, and the type of questions asked in the exam. Watch this section to get the details about the GATE 2026 question paper.
Once the second shift is complete, in this article, we will provide you with a detailed analysis of the topics like BM, ME, MT, CE2, which will be in the forenoon session on 14th Feb 2016 GATE exam. This article will cover important aspects like overall difficulty level, weightage of topics, types of questions, etc. Stay connected with us for the latest updates.
For the GATE exam, general aptitude remains the same regardless of the change in subjects. For both the forenoon and afternoon sessions, different subjects are asked, but general aptitude is common in all of them. Generally its aptitude session follows the same syllabus and marking schemes. Here, we will provide you with a detailed analysis of this subject for both sessions.
Subject | Forenoon Session | Afternoon Session |
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Different subjects are asked in both the forenoon and afternoon sessions of the exam. Here, we will provide you with a detailed analysis covering the difficulty level and important topics that are being asked in the GATE 2026 exam. This article covers a subjectwise evaluation of the GATE 2026 exam.
Subject | Difficulty Level | Important Topics |
CE1 | To be updated | To be updated |
EE | To be updated | To be updated |
PI | To be updated | To be updated |
Subject | Difficulty Level | Important Topics |
CE2 | To be updated | To be updated |
BM | To be updated | To be updated |
ME | To be updated | To be updated |
MT | To be updated | To be updated |
GATE 2026 Feb 14 paper review will be provided here after the exam is complete. Here, in this section, we will provide you with a subject-wise difficulty analysis, important topics, types of questions asked, and the comparison with previous year exams. It will help candidates to understand the exam trend and evaluate their overall performance.
Exam tips:
Time management: allocate time according to difficulty, as this exam is like a marathon, and unnecessarily sticking to hard questions and wasting your time is not a wise decision. Instead, divide time smartly and then approach them.
Start Smart: Quickly scan the paper and attempt the questions in which you are most confident. It will help you to relieve exam pressure, and you will also gain a safety net for marks.
Be Calm: Even when you find the question paper difficult, remember that if it's hard for you, then it is hard for everyone. So, take your exam with a calm mindset to maximize your performance.
Read Carefully: Many times, students, despite knowing the question, still make mistakes, it is only because they just misinterpret the question. So, it is important for candidates to pay close attention to every question and option.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
GATE 2026, which is a national-level examination, is being conducted by IIT, Guwahati. GATE examination score is used for admission in postgraduate programs(M.Tech, PhD) and direct recruitment in PSU jobs.
Forenoon session subjects include Civil Engineering (CE) - Paper 1, Electrical Engineering (EM), and Production and Industrial Engineering (PI).
Afternoon session subjects include Biomedical Engineering (BE), Mechanical Engineering (ME), Metallurgical Engineering (MT), and Civil Engineering (CE) - Paper 2.
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The link to the question paper is attached here. You can also find the answer key that will help you analyse your in-depth performance. Careers360 provides students with preparation tips that will help them utilise their time effectively in preparartion.
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-metallurgical-question-papers
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Yes, you can get admission in M.Tech CSE without GATE .
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Many universities conduct their own M.Tech entrance exams. You have to qualify the test and sometimes attend an interview.
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JET (JAIN Entrance Test) is conducted by Jain University.
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No you cannot get admission to IIT for M Tech if your B Tech is not completed at the time of admission, even if you clear the GATE cutoff but Yes, you can appear for GATE 2028 in your 3rd year of B Tech even if your degree is
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The link to the question paper is attached here. You can access the question papers along with the answer key on the careers360 website. Careers360 also provides students with preparation tips that will help them in preparing and the mock test and analyse their in-depth performance.
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/last-15-years-gate-papers-solutions
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Here is a link for the sample papers for GATE Exam with DA subjects. Tap on the link given below to open it:
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