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GATE 2024 Instrumentation Expected Topic-Wise Weightage (Image Credit: Pexels)GATE 2024 Instrumentation Expected Topic-Wise Weightage: The GATE (General Aptitude Test in Engineering) exam for the Instrumentation Engineering branch follows a defined syllabus and each topic has a specific weightage. As per GATE 2024 Instrumentation Engineering (IN) Syllabus, the core Instrumentation subjects will have the highest weightage (72%) followed by general Aptitude (15%) and Engineering Mathematics (13%). The GATE 2024 IN paper includes 65 questions (MCQ and NAT) for a total of 100 marks. Understanding the weightage of different topics can help in devising a strategic preparation plan. Here candidates can check the expected topic-wise weightage for GATE 2024 Instrumentation paper and ace the examination.
GATE 2024 Instrumentation Expected Topic-Wise Weightage
Here in the table check the expected topic-wise marks distribution for GATE Instrumentation Engineering.
Topics | Expected Weightage |
|---|---|
Analog Electronics | 10 to 11 marks |
Network Theory | 9 to 10 marks |
Control Systems | 9 to 10 marks |
Transducers | 8 to 9 marks |
Signals and Systems | 7 to 8 marks |
Digital Circuits | 7 to 8 marks |
Measurements | 6 to 7 marks |
Optical Instrumentation | 5 to 6 marks |
Communication | 2 to 3 questions |
Process Control | 1 to 2 questions |
Engineering Mathematics | 12 to 13 questions |
General Aptitude | 15 questions |
GATE 2024 Instrumentation Marking Scheme
Candidates are required to attempt the examination by following the marking scheme provided here.
Subject Code/Name | No. of Questions | Marks Distribution | Marks | Negative Marking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Instrumentation Engineering (IN) | 45 |
| 72 |
|
General Aptitude | 10 |
| 15 | |
Engineering Mathematics | 10 |
| 13 | |
Total | 65 Questions | 100 Marks |
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