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GATE CSE Subject-Wise Weightage, Computed From 18 Real Papers

18 papers analysed1,137 questions11 years · 2015–2026

Most “weightage” articles are vibes. This table is computed from 18 actual GATE CS papers — 1,137 questions mapped to the syllabus, then rolled up per subject area. The numbers below are what GATE CS actually asked, year after year.

Trend chips show whether an area's marks are rising or cooling across the 11-year window — the single most useful signal when you decide what to prepare first.

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A syllabus tells you what can be asked. These tools show what GATE actually asked — decoded from official papers, question by question. Free, with no account needed.

Built from 18 papers · 1,137 mapped questions · 11 years of analysis (2015–2026)

Historical patterns guide preparation; they do not promise the next paper.

Subject-wise weightage — marks per paper

Computed live from 18 real GATE CS papers. Tap a row for its deep-dive.

Frequently asked questions

Which subject carries the most marks in GATE CS?

Engineering Mathematics and General Aptitude together are worth ~28 of 100 marks every single year — GA is fixed at 15. Among the CS subjects, Programming & Data Structures and Operating Systems consistently lead.

Does GATE CS weightage change year to year?

The broad split is stable (GA 15 · EM ~13 · CS ~72), but subject-level marks drift a few marks per year. That drift is exactly what the Rising/Cooling trend chips capture.

Is General Aptitude included in this analysis?

Yes — GA is a fixed 15 marks (10 questions) every year and appears as its own area in the table.

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AcademicArk is not affiliated with GATE or IIT Madras. Figures are computed from official past papers (2015–2026). "Predicted" content is a statistical estimate, not a leak or official material.