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GATE ME Full Length Mock Test - Hard

A full length mock for GATE Mechanical Engineering, tougher than the real exam, to stretch you before the day. It follows the latest exam pattern with 65 questions for 100 marks in 180 minutes, across General Aptitude (1 Mark), General Aptitude (2 Marks), Mechanical Engineering (1 Mark), Mechanical Engineering (2 Marks).

This test checks: Full paper: 65 questions, 100 marks, 180 min

Questions
65
Multiple choice
Duration
3 hr
Timed from start
Total marks
100
Scored on submit
Negative marking
-0.67
Per wrong answer

What is in the paper

SectionQuestionsMarks
General Aptitude (1 Mark)55
General Aptitude (2 Marks)510
Mechanical Engineering (1 Mark)2525
Mechanical Engineering (2 Marks)3060

1 to 2 marks for each correct answer. Up to 0.67 marks are deducted for each wrong answer. Unanswered questions cost nothing.

Topics covered

  • Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer (9)
  • Manufacturing and Materials Engineering (9)
  • Engineering Mathematics (8)
  • Applied Mechanics and Strength of Materials (8)
  • Theory of Machines and Vibrations (7)
  • Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machines (7)
  • Quantitative Aptitude (4)
  • Machine Design (4)
  • Verbal Aptitude (3)
  • Industrial Engineering and Operations Research (3)
  • Analytical Aptitude (2)
  • Spatial Aptitude (1)

Before you begin

  • This test has 65 questions and carries 100 marks. You have 180 minutes.
  • Marking by section. General Aptitude (1 Mark): +1 for a correct answer, -0.33 for a wrong one; General Aptitude (2 Marks): +2 for a correct answer, -0.67 for a wrong one; Mechanical Engineering (1 Mark): +1 for a correct answer, -0.33 for a wrong one; Mechanical Engineering (2 Marks): +2 for a correct answer, -0.67 for a wrong one. Unanswered questions carry no penalty.
  • Sections: General Aptitude (1 Mark) (5 questions), General Aptitude (2 Marks) (5 questions), Mechanical Engineering (1 Mark) (25 questions), Mechanical Engineering (2 Marks) (30 questions).
  • Every question has one correct option. You can mark a question for review and return to it. The test is submitted automatically when time runs out.