GATE AE Online Test
20 questions in 30 minutes, drawn at random from 6,769 questions across 94 topics. Every question carries a written explanation.
GATE AE practice tests are assembled fresh each time you start, so you can sit one repeatedly without meeting the same paper twice. The pool behind this test holds 6,769 questions across 94 topics and 9 subjects.
- 20 questions, selected at random each time you start.
- 30 minutes, at 90 seconds a question.
- One mark per question. No negative marking.
- Every answer comes with a written explanation, not just a letter.
What the pool is made of
- Aerodynamics 1,153 questions · 11 topics · 17%
- Aircraft Propulsion 1,132 questions · 11 topics · 17%
- Aerospace Structures 1,012 questions · 10 topics · 15%
- Aerospace Vehicle Design 1,000 questions · 10 topics · 15%
- Aircraft Stability and Control 948 questions · 9 topics · 14%
- Aircraft Instrumentation 900 questions · 9 topics · 13%
- Engineering Mathematics 597 questions · 14 topics · 9%
- Flight Mechanics 19 questions · 8 topics · 0%
- Spaceflight Mechanics 8 questions · 5 topics · 0%
Difficulty of the question pool
- Very Easy 43 questions · 1%
- Easy 203 questions · 3%
- Medium 912 questions · 13%
- Hard 2,167 questions · 32%
- Very Hard 3,444 questions · 51%
Where the pool is deepest
- Dynamic Longitudinal Modes 115
- Control Surface Hinge Moments 112
- Compressible Flow Fundamentals 111
- Fundamentals of Aerodynamics 109
- Boundary Layer and Drag 109
Two things worth knowing
- Answers carrying a written explanation100%
- Questions that arrive in a set behind shared directions, as a real paper sets comprehension and puzzle blocks 3
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