What are the important subjects for GATE mechanical?

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Key subjects for the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) for mechanical engineering include Production Technology, Engineering Mathematics, and General Aptitude, which carry significant weight in scoring. Other important topics are Industrial Engineering, Fluid Mechanics, Strength of Materials (SOM), Thermodynamics, and Machine Design, each contributing varying marks to the overall exam. Understanding these subjects is crucial for effective preparation and success in GATE. The discussion emphasizes the importance of practical application and iterative testing in engineering to grasp these concepts fully. Mastery of these subjects is essential for aspiring mechanical engineers aiming to excel in GATE.
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what are the important subjects for GATE mechanical...?:confused:
 
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What exactly do you mean by GATE ?

My general answer is to challenge you to make a GATE, test it to failure, then identify the mode of failure. If it does not fail, build another GATE on a lower budget and break that by using it under normal operating conditions. Continue that process until you cannot reduce the cost and you will know the important subjects. A good engineer will do it all in her head.
 
Baluncore said:
What exactly do you mean by GATE ?

Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering, I expect.
 
ha yes, i am saying about Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering.
 
Hi Virat,
From GATE perspective I am writing the subjects as per their average weightage
1:Production Technology.(18-20 Marks)
2:Engineering Mathematics.(12-15 Marks)
3:General Aptitude (15 Marks)
4:Industrial Engineering and operations research (8-9Marks)
5:Fluid Mechanics(8-9Marks)
6:SOM (8-10Marks)
5:Thermodynamics,RAC(12-14 Marks)
6:Machine Design(5-6 Marks)
7:Engineering Mechanics (3-4 Marks)
8:Theory of machines (8-10 Marks)
9:HMT (6-7 Marks)
 

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