GATE ECE Paper Analysis 2022; Check difficulty level, memory-based questions, expected cut off
IIT Kharagpur successfully conducted GATE Electronics and Communication Engineering exam on February 6 in the first shift. Check the exam difficulty level and GATE ECE 2022 expected cut off here.
Candidates preparing for GATE 2025 can now access the official syllabus. The detailed syllabus PDF is available for download as PDF here.
Download NowMayank Uniyal | February 6, 2022 | 12:43 PM IST
NEW DELHI:
The Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur has conducted the GATE ECE 2022 exam in the forenoon shift today. The ECE paper of GATE 2022 was held right at the proposed time from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon. According to the student’s responses, the overall difficulty level of the GATE 2022 ECE exam was moderately difficult. The previous year’s GATE ECE cut off marks was 25 for general candidates, 22.5 for OBC-NCL/EWS, and 16.6 for SC/ST/PWD.
GATE 2022 Live Updates
GATE 2025: Syllabus | Sample Papers
Candidates can check the minimum marks to qualify for the GATE 2022 exam with the help of the GATE 2022 cutoff. The qualified candidates can apply for admissions for post-graduation in colleges accepting GATE scorecards. Also, candidates can apply for PSU recruitment through GATE.
GATE EE paper analysis 2022
As per the students reaction, the overall difficulty level of GATE ECE 2022 was moderately difficult. The aptitude asked in the exam was quite easy. GATE EE 2022 question papers comprises 33 MCQ and 18 NAT questions. EDC was quite difficult and lengthy. This is the first time the exam authority has asked MSQ question in ECE paper.
GATE ECE Topic-wise Weightage
Topics | Weightage |
Control systems | 7 |
Digital Circuits | 11 |
Electronic devices | 8 |
Signals and systems | 6 |
Communication systems | 13 |
Analog circuits | 10 |
Engineering mathematics | 16 |
Network theory | 8 |
General aptitude | 15 |
Also Read | GATE 2022: Unofficial CSE, EE question paper, answer key released
GATE 2022 ECE expected cut off
The authorities consider various factors while preparing the cutoff such as level of difficulty, the total number of candidates appeared for GATE ECE 2022 exam, the total number of M.Tech seats available for the current year, and cutoff trend. The GATE Electronics and Communication Engineering cutoff is going to be available on March 17, along with the GATE result 2022. Till then, candidates can check the GATE Electronics and Communication Engineering previous year cutoff for reference.
GATE ECE previous year cutoffs
Year |
General |
OBC |
SC/ST/PH |
2021 |
25 |
22.5 |
16.6 |
2020 |
28.8 |
25.9 |
19.2 |
2019 |
26.7 |
24 |
17.8 |
Follow us for the latest education news on colleges and universities, admission, courses, exams, research, education policies, study abroad and more..
To get in touch, write to us at news@careers360.com.
Next Story
]GATE 2022 Feb 6 Live: Shift 2 Over, paper analysis, question paper, Unofficial answer key, qualifying marks
GATE 2022 - The shift 2 of IIT KGP Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering 2022 Feb 6 has been concluded. IIT Kharagpur GATE 2022 exam analysis and unofficial answer key has been updated on this page.
Isha JainFeatured News
]- NTA Overhaul: 1,000 secure exam centres, biometrics to prevent fraud, question paper changes, suggests panel
- What changes in NEET UG? Experts’ panel suggests multi-stage exam, security overhaul, simpler process to NTA
- Use KVs, JNVs as NEET, JEE Main exam centres: High Level Committee on NTA
- Maharashtra cluster universities may now comprise only self-financed colleges; government tables Bill
- National Testing Agency exam count dropped by over 50% in 2024; lowest in 5 years
- NIOS Exams: Over 35,000 cheating cases reported since 2022, education ministry tells Lok Sabha
- South Asian University plans more online degrees, course, to start arts, management faculties
- ‘Take action’ on 22,298 unrecognised schools in UDISE Plus by March: Education ministry to states
- Study Abroad: Italy’s new student visa rules may cause delays for Indian student
- Board Exams: States agree to equivalence; no question paper ‘jumbling’ from next year, says PARAKH CEO