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The Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) is a crucial examination for engineering graduates aspiring for higher studies and careers in public sector undertakings (PSUs). The GATE 2025 syllabus has seen some updates across various branches, ensuring it remains aligned with current academic and industry standards. This post provides a detailed overview of the updated syllabus for all branches.
The syllabus is designed to assess the comprehensive understanding of various undergraduate subjects in engineering, science, and humanities. Here’s a detailed overview of the updated syllabus for some of the major branches:
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GATE Update Syllabus for Following Branches
- General Aptitude
- Aerospace Engineering
- Agricultural Engineering
- Architecture and planning
- Biomedical Engineering
- Biotechnology
- Civil Engineering
- Chemical Engineering
- Computer science and information technology
- Electronics and communication Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Environmental science and Engineering
- Geology and Geophysics
- Instrumental Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Mining Engineering
- Metallurgical Engineering
- Petroleum Engineering
- Physics
- Production and Industrial Engineering
- Textile Engineering and Fibre Science
- Statistics
- Engineering Sciences
- Humanities and social Sciences
1.General Aptitude (GA)
The General Aptitude section is common across all branches and comprises 15% of the total marks. It is designed to test the candidate’s verbal and numerical ability. The syllabus includes:
-Engineering Mathematics:
Engineering Mathematics is a crucial part of many GATE papers, typically carrying 13 marks. Key topics include:
- Linear Algebra:Matrix algebra, systems of linear equations, eigenvalues, and eigenvectors.
- Calculus: Functions, limits, continuity, differentiation, integration, and applications.
- Probability and Statistics: Mean, median, mode, standard deviation, random variables, distributions, and hypothesis testing.
- Aerospace Engineering (AE)
The syllabus for Aerospace Engineering covers the following key areas:
- Engineering Mathematics
- Flight Mechanics
- Aerodynamics
- Structures
- Propulsion
- Space Dynamics
- Agricultural Engineering (AG)
Key topics in the Agricultural Engineering syllabus include:
- Engineering Mathematics
- Soil and Water Conservation Engineering
- Irrigation and Drainage Engineering
- Agricultural Processing Engineering
- Farm Machinery
- Architecture and Planning (AR)
The syllabus focuses on:
- Architecture and Design
- Building Materials, Construction, and Management
- Building and Structures
- Environmental Planning and Design
- Urban Planning and Housing
- Biomedical Engineering (BM)
Topics include:
- Engineering Mathematics
- Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology
- Biomedical Signals and Systems
- Medical Imaging Systems
- Biomaterials
- Biotechnology (BT)
The Biotechnology syllabus covers:
- Engineering Mathematics
- General Biotechnology
- Recombinant DNA Technology
- Plant and Animal Biotechnology
- Bioprocess Engineering
- Civil Engineering (CE)
Key areas include:
- Engineering Mathematics
- Structural Engineering
- Geotechnical Engineering
- Water Resources Engineering
- Environmental Engineering
- Transportation Engineering
- Chemical Engineering (CH)
The syllabus encompasses:
- Engineering Mathematics
- Process Calculations and Thermodynamics
- Fluid Mechanics and Mechanical Operations
- Chemical Reaction Engineering
- Mass Transfer
- Computer Science And Technology Information (CS)
Key topics include:
- Engineering Mathematics
- Digital Logic
- Computer Organization and Architecture
- Programming and Data Structures
- Algorithms
- Electronics and Communication Engineering (EC)
The syllabus focuses on:
- Engineering Mathematics
- Networks, Signals, and Systems
- Electronic Devices
- Analog Circuits
- Digital Circuits 11.Electrical Engineering (EE)
Topics covered include: - Engineering Mathematics
- Electric Circuits
- Electromagnetic Fields
- Signals and Systems
- Electrical Machines
- Environmental Science and Engineering (ES)
The syllabus covers:
- Engineering Mathematics
- Environmental Chemistry
- Environmental Microbiology
- Water Supply and Treatment
- Air Pollution Control
- Geology and Geophysics (GG)
Key areas include:
- Common Section for Geology and Geophysics
- Geology
- Geophysics
- Instrumentation Engineering (IN)
The syllabus focuses on:
- Engineering Mathematics
- Electric Circuits and Fields
- Signals and Systems
- Electrical and Electronic Measurements
- Analog and Digital Electronics
- Mechanical Engineering (ME)
The Mechanical Engineering syllabus covers:
- Engineering Mathematics
- Applied Mechanics and Design
- Fluid Mechanics and Thermal Sciences
- Manufacturing and Industrial Engineering
- Mining Engineering (MN)
Key topics include:
- Engineering Mathematics
- Geology
- Mining Methods and Machinery
- Mine Ventilation
- Surface Environment
- Metallurgical Engineering (MT)
The syllabus encompasses:
- Engineering Mathematics
- Thermodynamics and Rate Processes
- Metallurgical Thermodynamics
- Transport Phenomena
- Manufacturing Processes
- Petroleum Engineering (PE)
Topics covered include:
- Engineering Mathematics
- Petroleum Exploration
- Drilling and Well Completion
- Reservoir Engineering
- Production Operations
- Physics (PH)
The syllabus for Physics covers:
- Mathematical Physics
-Classical Mechanics - Electromagnetic Theory
- Quantum Mechanics
- Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics
- Production and Industrial Engineering (PI)**
Key areas include:
- **Engineering Mathematics
- **General Engineering
- **Manufacturing Processes I
- **Manufacturing Processes II
- **Quality and Reliability
- Textile Engineering and Science Fibre TF)
The syllabus encompasses:
- Engineering Mathematics
- Textile Fibers
- Yarn Manufacture
- Fabric Manufacture
- Chemical Processing
- Statistics (ST)
Topics include:
- Engineering Mathematics
- Probability
- Statistical Inference
- Stochastic Processes
- Linear Models
- Engineering Sciences (XE)
This paper is divided into sections:
- Section A: Engineering Mathematics (compulsory)
- Section B-H: Any two of the following sections (B through H) can be chosen:
- B: Fluid Mechanics
- C: Materials Science
- D: Solid Mechanics
- E: Thermodynamics
- F: Polymer Science and Engineering
- G: Food Technology
- H: Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences
- Humanities and Social Sciences (XH)
This paper is divided into sections:
- Section B1: Reasoning and Comprehension (compulsory)
- Section C1-C6: Any one of the following sections can be chosen:
- C1: Economics
- C2: English
- C3: Linguistics
- C4: Philosophy
- C5: Psychology
- C6: Sociology
Download Updated Syllabus of GATE 2025
The GATE 2025 syllabus has been meticulously updated to reflect the latest advancements and industry requirements. Aspirants are advised to thoroughly go through the detailed syllabus of their respective branches and plan their preparation accordingly. The revised syllabus ensures that candidates are well-prepared to meet the challenges of their chosen fields, be it for higher studies or professional careers.
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