
Use previous-year GATE papers to prepare for the 2027 examination. GATE 2027 papers will be available only after the February sessions. The downloads below include completed 2026 papers for CE1, CS1 and ME, plus selected 2025 papers across major branches.
Choose the exact paper and session before marking an attempt. A question paper, official answer key and worked solution serve different purposes: the paper is the test, the key gives accepted responses, and a worked solution explains a method. The practice sets on this page contain original questions, not reproduced official GATE questions.
Two six-question sets: General Aptitude and selected Mathematics topics. Original, untimed MCQ/MSQ practice; not official past questions or a full GATE mock. Results show practice accuracy, not GATE marks or rank.
Choose your answers, then submit the set.
| Paper | Question PDF | Worked solutions |
|---|---|---|
| Civil Engineering, CE1 | 2026 paper PDF | Zollege worked solutions |
| Computer Science, CS1 | 2026 paper PDF | Zollege worked solutions |
| Mechanical Engineering, ME | 2026 paper PDF | Zollege worked solutions |
Solutions are Zollege explanations; the final official key governs examination scoring.
| Paper / session | |
|---|---|
| CS, session 1 | 2025 paper PDF |
| CS, session 2 | 2025 paper PDF |
| Data Science and AI | 2025 paper PDF |
| Electronics and Communication | 2025 paper PDF |
| Electrical Engineering | 2025 paper PDF |
| Civil, session 1 | 2025 paper PDF |
| Civil, session 2 | 2025 paper PDF |
| Mechanical Engineering | 2025 paper PDF |
These are previous-year papers, not 2027 question papers.
| Before marking | Check |
|---|---|
| Identity | Year, code and session |
| Section | Compulsory parts and chosen options |
| Version | Final official key, not a superseded provisional key |
| Order | Master-paper question IDs against response-sheet IDs |
| 2027 changes | TF moves to XE9; RA is new |
| Type | Correct | Incorrect |
|---|---|---|
| MCQ, 1 mark | +1 | -1/3 |
| MCQ, 2 marks | +2 | -2/3 |
| MSQ | +1 or +2 only for the complete correct selection | 0; no partial marks |
| NAT | +1 or +2 for an accepted numerical answer | 0 |
| Unanswered | 0 | No deduction |
Keep conceptual errors, calculation slips, MSQ option errors and time omissions separate. A past-paper raw score is not a rank prediction.
No. The 2027 examination takes place in February. Use completed previous-year papers for preparation and retain their actual year labels.
The 2026 table separates the question-paper file from Zollege worked solutions. The selected 2025 downloads are question papers. A worked-solution PDF is not the same as the official final answer key, which determines accepted responses for exam scoring.
They are separate session papers and can be used as separate practice attempts. Pair each with its own key and record the session. Do not merge the two answer keys or assume the same question number refers to the same question.
Yes, for textile topics that remain in XE9. They do not simulate the complete 2027 XE structure: you must also prepare General Aptitude, compulsory XE0 Mathematics and another optional XE section. A high score on an old TF paper leaves those extra requirements untested.
There is no earlier official RA paper because Robotics and Automation is new in 2027. Older circuits, mechanics, control and programming questions can be selected by syllabus overlap, but they remain questions from other papers.
No. The selected set must contain every correct option and no incorrect option. A partly correct set earns zero, with no negative marking. The on-page MSQ drill follows exact-set correctness for its correct/incorrect count.
The published master paper and an individual response sheet may arrange questions differently. Match the official question identifier and response, rather than comparing only the displayed question number. Use the same paper, session and final key throughout.
No. It reports correct, incorrect and unanswered counts and accuracy for a short original set. It does not apply full-paper marks or MCQ deductions, include NAT entry, or model normalisation and rank. Use a complete paper and its marking scheme for a raw-score rehearsal.
There is no fixed number that guarantees coverage. First check the current syllabus, then use enough papers to encounter each unit and question format. Keep some recent complete papers unseen. A smaller set that you solve, review and revisit is more informative than downloading many files without analysing errors.
For examination scoring, follow the final official key. Recheck the question version, session, units and numerical range before concluding there is a conflict. A worked explanation can contain an error even when the paper PDF is correct; keep the paper, final key and explanation identified separately.
*The article might have information for the previous academic years, please refer the official website of the exam.
2015
TF 2015.pdf
2015
PI 2015.pdf
2015
Physics 2015.pdf
2015
Mining Engineering 2015.pdf
2015
Metallurgical Engineering 2015.pdf
2015
ME 2015 - Session 1,2.pdf
2015
Mathematics 2015.pdf
2015
Life Sciences 2015.pdf
2015
Instrumentation Engineering 2015.pdf
2015
Geology and Geophysics 2015.pdf
2015
Engineering Sciences 2015.pdf
2015
EE 2015 - Session 1,2.pdf
2015
Ecology and Evolution 2015.pdf
2015
EC 2015 - Session 1,2.pdf
2015
CS and IT 2015 - Session 1,2.pdf
2015
Civil Engineering 2015 - Session 1,2.pdf
2015
Chemistry 2015.pdf
2015
Chemical Engineering 2015.pdf
2015
Biotechnology 2015.pdf
2015
Architecture and Planning 2015.pdf
2015
Agricultural Engineering 2015.pdf
2015
Aerospace Engineering 2015.pdf
2016
TF 2016.pdf
2016
PI 2016.pdf
2016
Physics 2016.pdf
2016
Petroleum Engineering 2016.pdf
2016
Mining Engineering 2016.pdf
2016
Metallurgical Engineering 2016.pdf
2016
ME 2016.pdf
2016
Math 2016.pdf
2016
Life Sciences 2016.pdf
2016
Instrumentation Engineering 2016.pdf
2016
Geology and Geophysics 2016.pdf
2016
Engineering Sciences 2016.pdf
2016
EE 2016.pdf
2016
Ecology and Evolution 2016.pdf
2016
EC 2016.pdf
2016
CS and IT 2016.pdf
2016
Civil Engineering 2016.pdf
2016
Chemistry 2016.pdf
2016
Chemical Engineering 2016.pdf
2016
BT 2016.pdf
2016
Architecture and Planning 2016.pdf
2016
Agricultural Engineering 2016.pdf
2016
Aerospace Engineering 2016.pdf
2017
TE and Fibre Science 2017
2017
PIE 2017
2017
Physics 2017.pdf
2017
Petroleum Engineering 2017.pdf
2017
Mining Engineering 2017.pdf
2017
Metallurgical Engineering 2017.pdf
2017
Mechanical Engineering 2017.pdf
2017
Mathematics 2017.pdf
2017
Life Sciences 2017.pdf
2017
Instrumentation Engineering 2017.pdf
2017
Geology and Geophysics 2017.pdf
2017
Engineering Sciences 2017.pdf
2017
ECE 2017
2017
Electrical Engineering 2017.pdf
2017
Ecology and Evolution 2017.pdf
2017
CS and IT 2017
2017
Civil Engineering 2017.pdf
2017
Chemistry 2017.pdf
2017
Chemical Engineering 2017.pdf
2017
Biotechnology 2017.pdf
2017
Architecture and Planning 2017.pdf
2017
Agricultural Engineering 2017.pdf
2017
Aerospace Engineering 2017
2019
Computer Science and Information Technol
2019
Chemistry 2019.pdf
2019
Chemical Engineering 2019.pdf
2019
Civil Engineering Slot 2 2019.pdf
2019
Civil Engineering Slot 1 2019.pdf
2019
Biotechnology 2019.pdf
2019
Architecture and Planning 2019.pdf
2019
Agricultural Engineering 2019.pdf
2019
Aerospace Engineering 2019.pdf
2020
Life Sciences.pdf
2020
Textile and Fibre Engineering.pdf
2020
Statistics.pdf
2020
Engineering Science.pdf
2020
Production and Industrial Engineering.p
2020
Physics.pdf
2020
Petroleum Engineering.pdf
2020
Mining Engineering.pdf
2020
Metallurgical Engineering.pdf
2020
Mathematics.pdf
2020
Geology and Geophysics.pdf
2020
Ecology.pdf
2020
Chemistry.pdf
2020
Chemical Engineering.pdf
2020
Biotechnology.pdf
2020
Biomedical Engineering.pdf
2020
Electrical Engineering.pdf
2020
Agricultural Engineering.pdf
2020
Aerospace Engineering.pdf
2020
Electronics and Communication Engineering.pdf
2020
Computer Science and Technology.pdf
2020
Civil Engineering.pdf
2020
Mechanical Engineering Set-2.pdf
2020
Mechanical Engineering Set-1.pdf
2020
Instrumentation Engineering.pdf
2021
Humanities and Social Science - Sociology.pdf
2021
Humanities and Social Science - Psychology.pdf
2021
Humanities and Social Science - Philosophy.pdf
2021
Humanities and Social Science - Linguistics.pdf
2021
Humanities and Social Science - English.pdf
2021
Humanities and Social Science - Economics.pdf
2021
Life Science - Zoology.pdf
2021
Life Sciences - Food Technology.pdf
2021
Life Sciences - Botany.pdf
2021
Life Sciences - Biochemistry.pdf
2021
Life Sciences - Microbiology.pdf
2021
Life Sciences - Chemistry.pdf
2021
Food Technology.pdf
2021
Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences.pdf
2021
Thermodynamics.pdf
2021
Solid Mechanics.pdf
2021
Polymer Science and Engineering.pdf
2021
Engineering Sciences - Material Science.pdf
2021
Engineering Sciences - Fluid Mechanics.pdf
2021
Engineering Mathematics.pdf
2021
Textile Engineering.pdf
2021
Environmental Science and Engineering.pdf
2021
Statistics.pdf
2021
Production and Industrial engineering.pd
2021
Physics engineering.pdf
2021
Mining engineering.pdf
2021
Petroleum engineering.pdf
2021
Metallurgical engineering.pdf
2021
Geology.pdf
2021
Mathematics.pdf
2021
Geophysics.pdf
2021
Chemistry.pdf
2021
Chemical engineering.pdf
2021
Ecology and Evolution.pdf
2021
Biotechnology.pdf
2021
Biomedical engineering.pdf
2021
Architecture and Planning.pdf
2021
Computer Science and Technology Set-2.pdf
2021
Computer Science and Technology Set-1.pdf
2021
Agriculture Engineering.pdf
2021
Aerospace Engineering.pdf
2021
Electrical Engineering.pdf
2021
Civil Engineering Set 2.pdf
2021
Civil Engineering Set 1.pdf
2021
Electronics and Communication Engineering.pdf
2021
Instrumentation Engineering.pdf
2021
Mechanical Engineering Set-2.pdf
2021
Mechanical Engineering set-1 .pdf
2019
Textile Engineering & Fibre Sci. QP.pdf
2019
Statistics QP.pdf
2019
Production and Industrial Eng. QP.pdf
2019
Physics QP.pdf
2019
Petroleum Engineering QP.pdf
2019
Mining Engineering QP.pdf
2019
Metallurgical Engineering QP.pdf
2019
Mechanical Engineering SET 2 QP.pdf
2019
Mechanical Engineering SET 1 QP.pdf
2019
Mathematics QP.pdf
2019
Life Sciences QP.pdf
2019
Instrumentation Engineering QP.pdf
2019
Geology and Geophysics QP.pdf
2019
Engineering Sciences QP.pdf
2019
Electronics & Communication Eng. QP.pdf
2019
Electrical Engineering QP.pdf
2019
Ecology and Evolution QP.pdf
2019
Computer Science & IT QP.pdf
2019
Civil Engineering Set 2 QP.pdf
2019
Civil Engineering Set 1 QP.pdf
2019
Chemistry QP.pdf
2019
Chemical Engineering QP.pdf
2019
Biotechnology QP.pdf
2019
Architecture and Planning QP.pdf
2019
Agricultural Engineering QP.pdf
2019
Aerospace Engineering QP.pdf
2017
Mining Engineering QP.pdf
2018
Electronics & Comm. Eng. (EC) QP.pdf
2018
Mechanical Eng. (ME) QP Shift-II.pdf
2018
Mechanical Eng. (ME) QP Shift-I.pdf
2018
Production & Industrial Eng. (PI) QP.pdf
2018
Textile Eng. & Fibre Sci. (TF) QP.pdf
2018
Computer Science and IT (CS) QP.pdf
2018
Thermodynamics (XE-E) QP.pdf
2018
Atmospheric & Oceanic Sci.(XE-H) QP.pdf
2018
Food Technology (XE-G) QP.pdf
2018
Materials Science (XE-C) QP.pdf
2018
Polymer Sci. and Eng. (XE-F) QP.pdf
2018
Solid Mechanics (XE-D) QP.pdf
2018
Botany (XL-R) QP.pdf
2018
Chemistry (XL-P) QP.pdf
2018
Microbiology (XL-S) QP.pdf
2018
Zoology (XL-T) QP.pdf
2018
Biochemistry (XL-Q) QP.pdf
2018
Food Technology (XL-U) QP.pdf
2018
Physics (PH) QP.pdf
2018
Petroleum Engineering (PE) QP.pdf
2017
Mining Engineering (MN) QP.pdf
2018
Mathematics (MA) QP.pdf
2018
Instrumentation Engineering (IN) QP.pdf
2018
Geology and Geophysics (GG) QP.pdf
2018
Ecology and Evolution (EY) QP.pdf
2018
Electrical Engineering (EE) QP.pdf
2018
Chemistry (CY) QP.pdf
2018
Chemical Engineering (CH) QP.pdf
2018
Civil Engineering (CE) QP Shift-II.pdf
2018
Civil Engineering (CE) QP Shift-I.pdf
2018
Biotechnology (BT) QP.pdf
2018
Architecture and Planning (AR) QP.pdf
2018
Agricultural Engineering (AG) QP.pdf
2018
Aerospace Engineering (AE) QP.pdf
2018
Engineering Mathematics (XE-A) QP.pdf
2018
Metallurgical Engineering (MT) QP.pdf
2018
Fluid Mechanics (XE-B) QP.pdf
2014
GATE 2014 EE: Electrical Engineering ( EE01 EE02)
General Sample Paper 2
AG: Agricultural Engineering
TF: Textile Engineering and Fibre Science
IN.pdf
CY_Key.pdf
CS: Computer Sc. and Information Technology ( CS01
ZOOLOGY – XL-L
FOOD TECHNOLOGY – XE-G
EC_Key.pdf
AR: Architecture and Planning
POLYMER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
Zoology
AG.pdf
XL-Q.pdf
MN: Mining Engineering
MA: Mathematics
GATE PE Paper.pdf
XE-D.pdf
EC: Electronics and Communication Engg. ( EC01 EC0
CH: Chemical Engineering
MT: Metallurgical Engineering
ME-2.pdf
General Sample Paper 3
CHEMISTRY (COMPULSORY) – XL-H
MICROBIOLOGY – XL-K
CH_Key.pdf
XL-U.pdf
CE: Civil Engineering ( CE01 CE02)
FLUID MECHANICS – XE-B
SOLID MECHANICS XE-D
BT.pdf
TF: Textile Engineering and Fibre Science
PE: Petroleum Engineering
CE2_Key.pdf
XE-H.pdf
ME: Mechanical Engineering ( ME01 ME02 ME03 )
EY: Ecology and Evolution
GG: Geology and Geophysics
XE-B.pdf
GG: Geology and Geophysics
AR: Architecture and Planning
PI: Production and Industrial Engineering
IN_Key.pdf
CH: Chemical Engineering
MICROBIOLOGY – XL-K
CY: Chemistry
CS.pdf
XL-R.pdf
BT: Biotechnology
THERMODYNAMICS – XE-E
ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS (COMPULSORY) – XE-A
AG_Key.pdf
MT: Metallurgical Engineering
ME: Mechanical Engineering ( ME01 ME02 ME03 )
CE-1.pdf
XE-E.pdf
EC: Electronics and Communication Engg. ( EC01 EC0
CY: Chemistry
ME: Mechanical Engineering ( ME01 ME02 ME03 )
ME2_Key.pdf
EY: Ecology and Evolution
AEROSPACE – AE
ZOOLOGY – XL-L
EE.pdf
XL_Key.pdf
CS: Computer Sc. and Information Technology ( CS01
ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS
THERMODYNAMICS – XE-E
BT_Key.pdf
AE: Aerospace Engineering
FOOD TECHNOLOGY XL_M 1
PH: Physics
AE.pdf
XE_Key.pdf
ME: Mechanical Engineering ( ME01 ME02 ME03 )
GG: Geology and Geophysics
EY: Ecology and Evolution
XE-C.pdf
IN: Instrumentation Engineering
BT: Biotechnology
PH: Physics
ME-1.pdf
General Sample Paper 1
BOTANY – XL-J
BIOCHEMISTRY – XL-I
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