GATE 2026 Exam Analysis LIVE: Check 15th February Shift-Wise Review, Difficulty Level & More

After analysing the difficulty level of the GATE 2026 CS paper, attempting 50-60 questions with good accuracy can be considered a safe range for a good score.

After analysing the difficulty level of the GATE 2026 EE paper, attempting 55–65 questions with good accuracy can be considered a safe range for a good score.

Core subjects like Power Systems, Network Theory, and Electrical Machines had higher weightage.

Core subjects like Structural Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, and Environmental Engineering had higher weightage.

As per the initial response, the overall difficulty level of the GATE 2026 EE paper was moderate, with a mix of easy, medium, and a few tough questions.

As per the initial feedback, the General Aptitude section was easy to moderate and scoring for most candidates.

As per the initial feedback, the overall difficulty level of the GATE 2026 CE paper was moderate, with a balanced mix of easy, medium, and a few tough questions.

A GATE paper review covers the overall difficulty level, section-wise analysis, important topics asked, good attempts, and the type of questions (easy, moderate, tough). It helps students understand how the paper was.

The GATE 2026 morning shift ended at 12:30 PM, while the afternoon shift concluded at 5:30 PM.

Morning Shift (Forenoon Session): Starts at 09:30 and ends at 12:30 PM

Afternoon Shift (Afternoon Session): Starts at 02:30 and ends at 5:30 PM