
GATE 2025 question papers with solutions are available by subject and session. Each paper has General Aptitude and subject questions, with a total of 65 questions for 100 marks.
General Aptitude carries 15 marks and the subject portion carries 85 marks. The duration is three hours. The paper includes MCQs, MSQs and numerical-answer questions. Only wrong MCQs attract negative marks.
Three original GATE-style aptitude questions. Untimed practice with explanations and retry; the result is accuracy for this set.
Choose your answers, then submit the set.
| Answer type | Scoring rule |
|---|---|
| Correct answer | Add its printed 1-mark or 2-mark value |
| Wrong MCQ | Deduct one-third of that question's marks |
| Wrong NAT or MSQ | 0 |
| Blank answer | 0 |
Three wrong 2-mark MCQs cost 2 marks in total. Keep this deduction separate from marks earned on other question types.
| Error in the attempt | Next attempt |
|---|---|
| Wrong sign or unit in a NAT | Rework the calculation with units at each step |
| Wrong MCQ despite knowing the formula | Compare the chosen option with the condition in the question |
| Correct guess | Solve again without looking at the choices |
| Incomplete MSQ selection | Test every option independently, then compare the complete set |
Yes. Previous papers are useful for topics in your current syllabus. The 2025 paper includes MCQs, MSQs and numerical answers.
The paper and key may use different question orders or belong to different sessions. Match the year, paper code, session and full question before comparing the answer. For numerical answers, also check the required units and accepted range.
An answer key lists the accepted options or numerical ranges. Detailed solutions explain the method. The final official key determines the marks if an explanation gives a different answer.
No. A raw practice score does not determine your GATE score or rank. Rank depends on the other candidates in that paper, and multi-session papers may involve normalisation.
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