GATE EC mock test 2027, in two lines
RankVyuh has 2 GATE EC EC paper full mock tests on the 2027 pattern, the first 2 free: 65 questions, 100 marks, 180 minutes, in the real exam interface. After every mock the report shows marks and time per section, weak topics and what to practise next.
GATE EC EC paper full mock tests 2027 · first 2 free
One 3-hour timer; move freely between General Aptitude and EC. MSQs use checkboxes and NAT answers are typed. Circuits and plots are described in words. This mock has a basic on-screen calculator; the real GATE gives a virtual scientific calculator. English only, as in GATE.
GATE EC section-wise mock tests
One page per section: its share of the paper, the topics that come, and timed practice for it.
GATE EC previous year papers
All GATE EC previous year papersIIT Madras publishes past GATE question papers and official answer keys on the GATE 2027 website. Open them there; our mocks follow the 2027 pattern and the revised EC syllabus.
GATE EC exam pattern 2027
Full GATE EC exam pattern| Section | Questions | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| General Aptitude | 10 | 15 |
| Electronics & Communication (incl. 13 marks of Engineering Mathematics) | 55 | 85 |
| Total | 65 | 100 |
180 minutes. Questions carry 1 or 2 marks. A wrong 1-mark MCQ costs 1/3 and a wrong 2-mark MCQ costs 2/3. MSQ and NAT have no negative marking, and no question gives partial marks. Always check the official notification for the latest pattern.
Exam dates
GATE EC exam date details- GATE 2027 EC paper ExamOne of 6, 7, 13, 14, 20 or 21 Feb 2027; the EC paper's day is awaitedConfirmed
- GATE 2027 EC paper Result19 Mar 2027; city slip 4 Jan 2027, admit card date awaitedTentative
Is the GATE EC mock test free?
The first 2 full mocks are free with the complete report, no payment needed to start. The other mocks open one at a time for ₹19, or all together with a pass.
GATE EC mock test in English
The GATE EC paper is set in English, and so is every mock here.
How to attempt the GATE EC mock test online
- Pick a mock above and press Start. No sign-up is needed for the free mocks.
- Answer in the GATE EC interface: One 3-hour timer; move freely between General Aptitude and EC. MSQs use checkboxes and NAT answers are typed. Circuits and plots are described in words. This mock has a basic on-screen calculator; the real GATE gives a virtual scientific calculator. English only, as in GATE.
- Submit, or let the timer submit for you. Answers are saved on the device, so a dropped connection does not lose the attempt.
- Read the report, then practise the weak topics it names before the next mock.
What your report shows
- Marks and accuracy for every section, and the questions you got wrong, skipped or guessed.
- Time spent per question and per section, so you see where the minutes went.
- Weak topics ranked by marks lost, and the practice to fix each one.
- Your standing against the last published cutoff, once it is out.
The GATE EC mock report, before you start
This is the shape of the report after every full mock. The free mock gives you the whole thing.
Sample report · GATE EC Full Mock 1
Illustrative numbers; your report uses your attempt.
Score
55.8 / 100
Accuracy
75%
Attempted
55 / 65
Time used
168:14 / 180:00
General Aptitude
11.5/15
8 right · 1 wrong · 1 skipped · 23:32
Electronics & Communication (incl. 13 marks of Engineering Mathematics)
44.3/85
33 right · 13 wrong · 9 skipped · 144:42
Where the marks went
Electronics & Communication (incl. 13 marks of Engineering Mathematics): 13 wrong cost 4.33 marks in negative marking; 9 left blank.
Practise next
- Electronics & Communication (incl. 13 marks of Engineering Mathematics): hardest topics
- Electronics & Communication (incl. 13 marks of Engineering Mathematics): speed
- Questions changed after review
Official sources for GATE EC
The pattern, dates and cut-off on this page are checked against these; the official notice is always final.
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GATE EC mock test FAQs
What is the GATE EC 2027 exam pattern?
65 questions for 100 marks in 3 hours: General Aptitude has 10 questions for 15 marks and the EC subject part has 55 questions for 85 marks, of which Engineering Mathematics is 13 marks, as per the official GATE 2027 question paper pattern.
Is there negative marking in GATE EC?
Only for MCQs: 1/3 mark is deducted for a wrong 1-mark MCQ and 2/3 for a wrong 2-mark MCQ. There is no negative marking for MSQ and NAT questions, and no partial marks for MSQs.
What does the GATE EC 2027 syllabus cover?
Engineering Mathematics; Networks, Signals and Systems; Electronic Devices; Analog Circuits; Digital Circuits; Control Systems; Communications; and Electromagnetics, plus the common General Aptitude section. The syllabi were revised for GATE 2027.
When is GATE 2027?
IIT Madras lists the exams on 6, 7, 13, 14, 20 and 21 February 2027. The day of the EC paper and the admit card date are awaited; results are due on 19 March 2027.
Which second paper can I take with GATE EC?
The official two-paper list allows CS, DA, EE, IN, PH or RA with EC.
Is GATE held in Hindi?
No. GATE 2027 is a computer-based test in English, so our mocks are in English only.
Is the GATE EC mock test free?
Yes. The first 2 full mocks are free with the full report, and no payment is needed to start. The rest of the 2 mocks open with a single mock unlock or a pass.
How many GATE EC mock tests are there on RankVyuh?
2 full-length GATE EC EC paper mocks on the 2027 pattern, and new mocks are added every week.
Does the GATE EC mock follow the latest 2027 exam pattern?
Yes. 65 questions for 100 marks in 180 minutes. Questions carry 1 or 2 marks. A wrong 1-mark MCQ costs 1/3 and a wrong 2-mark MCQ costs 2/3. MSQ and NAT have no negative marking, and no question gives partial marks. One 3-hour timer; move freely between General Aptitude and EC. MSQs use checkboxes and NAT answers are typed. Circuits and plots are described in words. This mock has a basic on-screen calculator; the real GATE gives a virtual scientific calculator. English only, as in GATE.
What does the report show after a GATE EC mock?
Marks and accuracy for every section, time spent per question and per section, the questions you got wrong, skipped or guessed, your weak topics, and where your score stands against the last published cutoff.