GATE previous year question papers
Previous year papers are the single most reliable guide to how GATE actually asks questions. Pick your paper below for year-wise question papers, official answer keys and subject weightage. Everything here is free.
GATE CE previous year papers
Civil Engineering
GATE CS previous year papers
Computer Science & Information Technology
GATE DA previous year papers
Data Science & Artificial Intelligence
GATE EC previous year papers
Electronics & Communication Engineering
GATE EE previous year papers
Electrical Engineering
GATE ME previous year papers
Mechanical Engineering
GATE AE previous year papers
Aerospace Engineering
GATE AG previous year papers
Agricultural Engineering
GATE BT previous year papers
Biotechnology
GATE CH previous year papers
Chemical Engineering
GATE IN previous year papers
Instrumentation Engineering
GATE MN previous year papers
Mining Engineering
GATE MT previous year papers
Metallurgical Engineering
GATE PI previous year papers
Production & Industrial Engineering
GATE XE previous year papers
Engineering Sciences
GATE AR previous year papers
Architecture & Planning
GATE BM previous year papers
Biomedical Engineering
GATE CY previous year papers
Chemistry
GATE ES previous year papers
Environmental Science & Engineering
GATE EY previous year papers
Ecology & Evolution
GATE GE previous year papers
Geomatics Engineering
GATE GG previous year papers
Geology & Geophysics
GATE MA previous year papers
Mathematics
GATE NM previous year papers
Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering
GATE PE previous year papers
Petroleum Engineering
GATE PH previous year papers
Physics
GATE RA previous year papers
Robotics & Automation
GATE ST previous year papers
Statistics
GATE XH previous year papers
Humanities & Social Sciences
GATE XL previous year papers
Life Sciences
Frequently asked questions
Are these GATE previous year papers free?
Yes. Every previous year question paper listed here is free to view and download, with no account required.
How many years of GATE papers should I solve?
Most successful candidates solve at least the last 10 years of papers, first topic-wise while learning each subject, then year-wise under timed exam conditions.
Should I solve papers topic-wise or year-wise?
Both, in that order. Topic-wise practice while you are still learning a subject shows you how it is actually tested. Year-wise papers under a 3-hour timer come later, to build stamina and time management.