IIT Delhi has successfully conducted GATE 2020 for 25 disciplines on February 1, 2, 8, & 9, 2020. Civil Engineering and Mechanical Engineering papers were conducted in 2 sessions. The official answer keys for all the subjects of  GATE 2020  will be published 10 days after the exam. Candidates will be able to view their responses on the official website by entering their enrollment ID or email address or registration ID and password.  GATE 2020 Result will be declared on March 16, 2020. Meanwhile, candidates can check their rank  Using GATE Rank Predictor.

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How to Download Answer Key

How to Download GATE 2020 Answer Key

GATE Answer Keys illuminate test takers of the right answers. Concocting the marking scheme, applicants derive marks they may acquire in the final result. Aside from that facility, applicants can likewise challenge the official keys within the given time-frame before the announcement of results. Candidates can follow the below steps to download GATE 2020 Answer Keys:

• Visit the official website of GATE i.e. gate.iitd.ac.in.
• Enter required credentials i.e. Enrollment ID, Registration Number and Date of Birth
• The Answer Keys for GATE will be displayed on your screen.
• Check and download it for future reference.

An applicant can avail the chance and challenge the answer key of any question subsequent to giving their practical legitimization. The same is to be encased in the required entirety of money. Candidates are advised to ensure that they quote the proper question number. If the specialists acknowledge the presented reply, the money paid will be refunded.

GATE 2020 Answer Keys

Candidates can check the answer keys released by The GATE Academy:

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GATE 2020 Paper Analysis

GATE 2020 Paper Analysis

The benefits of paper analysis are:

• It will help the candidates to understand the difficulty level of each paper along with section-wise division of topics.
• Paper Analysis gives an idea about the types of questions, syllabus weightage, and more.
• It also helps the candidates to determine their marks/scores.
• Candidates will also get good information about exam pattern in regards to division of syllabus, weightage and more that will help those candidates who are preparing for the next year's GATE.

GATE 2020 Marking Scheme

For each of the 25 subjects, the paper covers a total of 65 questions of 100 marks. Each paper is divided into subsections and on the basis of it, marking scheme is defined:

• General Aptitude: 5 Questions of 2 Marks each and 5 Questions of 1 Marks each.
• Engineering Mathematics- 5 Questions of 2 Marks each and 5 Questions of 1 Marks each. This section is for the papers with codes AE, AG, BT, CE, CH, CS, EC, EE, IN, ME, MN, MT, PE, PI, TF, and XE.
• Subject Knowledge- 25 Questions of 2 Marks each and 20 Questions of 1 Marks each.
• For the paper codes – AR, CY, EY, GG, MA, PH and XL, the General Aptitude will cover 15% out of 100 marks, and the other 85% of the total question paper will be covered by the subject of the paper.
• No negative marking for NAT questions.
• For 1 mark questions, 1/3 marks will be deducted for wrong answers.
• For 2 mark questions, 2/3 marks will be deducted for wrong answers.

NOTE: GATE 2020 Paper Analysis will be available here soon after the examination.

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GATE Paper Analysis

Most media reports and academic experts believe that GATE 2020 paper difficulty level ranged from moderate to tough. Civil Engineering papers were found to be easy in the aptitude section whereas it was relatively tougher in the technical section. Mechanical Engineering paper was debated to be tough by many and easy by a few candidates. ECE paper was also considered as moderate difficulty. 

ME Paper Analysis

Mechanical Engineering is the preferred and popular stream amongst engineering aspirants. This exam takes place in 2 sessions. 

Session 1 – ME:

• As per students who had appeared for GATE last year the difficulty level of session 1 is easy to moderate.
• The questions from General Aptitude were easy and direct but the questions from NAT were a bit lengthy and time taking. 

Session 2 – ME:

• In this session, the difficulty level was high in comparison to session 1. 
• There were about 32 questions in the NAT section, 6 questions more than the morning session. 

EC Paper Analysis

• Overall, the paper was of moderate difficulty level.
• Questions asked from Networks, Control Systems and Signal and Systems were easy.
• Questions asked from Digital and Micro Processor, EDC and EMT were of moderate level of difficulty.
• Questions asked from Analog Circuits and Communication Systems were comparatively difficult.
• Engineering Mathematics was of moderate level of difficulty.
• The General Aptitude section was relatively easy. 

CS Paper Analysis

• As per the students, the difficulty level of the exam was easy to moderate. 
• Around 24 questions were from the NAT section.
• More questions were framed out of Programming and Data structures and Discrete Mathematics topics.

IN Paper Analysis

• The questions in IN paper last year were of moderate difficulty level.
• As per students, questions asked from Networks, Control Systems and Signal and systems were easy to solve and the questions related to Digital and Micro Processor, Transducer, Measurements, and Optical Instrumentation were of moderate level of difficulty.
• Analog circuits and Communication Systems questions were at a difficult level.
• Engineering Mathematics was of moderate difficulty level.
• The General Aptitude section was easy. 

CE Paper Analysis

• CE exam also takes place in 2 sessions.
• Last year the exam was of moderate difficulty level
• Some questions were particularly time-consuming.
• General Aptitude section was quite easy when compared it previous years papers. 
• The mathematics section was of moderate difficulty level. The questions were framed so as to check the basic knowledge and analytical ability of the candidates.

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Previous Year Answer Key

GATE Answer Keys (2019)– Subject wise

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Expected Cut off

GATE 2020 Expected Cut off

IIT Delhi will release the qualifying Cut off of GATE 2020 on March 16, 2020. Candidates must clear the defined cut off for admission to ME/M.Tech courses in IITs, NITs, and other participating colleges. The Cut off will be in the form of marks. Candidates can check the expected cut off for GATE 2020 prepared on the basis of previous years trends.

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