
Aspirants preparing for GATE Mechanical often find it difficult to manage multiple technical subjects while maintaining regular practice and revision. Covering topics across Thermodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, Manufacturing, and Machine Design along with Engineering Mathematics requires consistent preparation.
Managing these subjects requires regular classes, problem-solving practice, testing, and revision. Physics Wallah brings these preparation resources together through its GATE Mechanical Engineering preparation platform.
You can use PW GATE Wallah’s online classes, live and recorded lessons, practice questions, test series, study material, previous year questions, and revision resources to organise your preparation according to your study schedule.
PW GATE Wallah provides preparation resources that can be used across the learning, practice, testing, and revision stages of GATE Mechanical Engineering preparation.
PW provides online classes for GATE Mechanical Engineering preparation. You can study the subjects through live classes and use recorded lessons for revision or when you need to revisit a topic.
The preparation covers the subject areas included in the GATE Mechanical Engineering Syllabus. You can follow the classes subject-wise and combine them with practice questions, notes, and tests as you progress through the syllabus.
Regular testing allows you to practise applying concepts within the examination format. PW provides different types of tests for GATE preparation, including topic-wise, subject-wise, multiple-subject, full-length, and previous year question-based tests.
The available GATE Mechanical Engineering test resources include approximately:
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Test Type |
Approximate Availability |
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Topic-Wise Tests (TWTs) |
35 |
|
Sectional Tests (SWTs) |
12 |
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Multiple-Subject Tests (MSTs) |
4 |
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Full-Length Tests for ME |
11 |
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Previous Year Question-Based Tests |
13 |
This gives learners access to different testing formats throughout their preparation. Use topic-wise tests after completing individual concepts, while sectional and multi-subject tests can be used after covering larger portions of the syllabus. Full-length tests can be attempted during the later stages of preparation to practise the complete examination format.
The number of questions varies according to the test type. Full-length tests generally contain around 65 questions, while topic-wise, subject-wise, and multiple-subject tests have different question counts.
Question practice is an important part of GATE Mechanical Engineering preparation because the examination requires candidates to apply concepts across different technical areas.
PW GATE Wallah provides 1,450+ practice questions for GATE preparation. You can use these questions after completing individual topics and subjects to practise the concepts covered in class.
Regular question practice also allows you to identify topics where you need additional revision. You can combine practice questions with topic-wise tests to track your preparation across different sections of the syllabus.
PW GATE Wallah provides 500+ live and recorded lessons per batch for GATE preparation.
Live classes can be followed as part of your regular study schedule, while recorded lessons can be used when you need to revisit a topic, revise a completed chapter, or catch up on a class.
Using both formats allows you to continue your preparation even when your study schedule changes. Recorded lessons can also be useful during revision when you need to return to a specific concept before solving practice questions or attempting a test.
Study material and notes can help you keep your GATE Mechanical Engineering preparation organised. You can refer to them while attending classes, revising technical concepts, and preparing for tests.
For subjects involving formulas, numerical applications, and technical concepts, notes can also be used during revision to revisit important points before attempting practice questions and mock tests.
Previous year questions provide practice with questions that have appeared in the GATE examination. They can help you understand how concepts from Mechanical Engineering are tested and allow you to practise different question formats.
PW GATE Wallah provides 13 PYQ-based tests, with the exact number of questions varying across the available resources. You can use previous year questions after completing individual subjects and again during revision.
Solving PYQs along with topic-wise practice can help you connect the concepts studied in classes with the way they are tested in the examination.
PW’s GATE ME faculty team includes 12 faculty members. Their listed teaching experience ranges from 8+ years to 26+ years, with a combined teaching experience of 160+ years.
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Faculty Name |
Teaching Experience |
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Aditya Pal Sir |
14+ Years |
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Amulya Ratan Sir |
15+ Years |
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Apuroop Telidevara Sir |
11+ Years |
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Dr. Puneet Sharma Sir |
20+ Years |
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Lnd Vinay Kumar Sir |
8+ Years |
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Ramanand Bansal Sir |
10+ Years |
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Sandeep Chandraker Sir |
12+ Years |
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Sapna Sharma Ma'am |
8+ Years |
|
Shivam Dixit Sir |
12+ Years |
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Swadesh Sir |
26+ Years |
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Vinod Kumar Datusliya Sir |
12+ Years |
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Vishvajeet Verma Sir |
12+ Years |
The faculty team supports learners through classes and preparation resources across the GATE learning process. You can use the available lectures for concept learning, problem-solving, revision, and test preparation.
The GATE 2027 examination is conducted as a Computer-Based Test (CBT) in English. The examination duration is 3 hours, and the paper contains 65 questions carrying a total of 100 marks. GATE Mechanical Engineering exam pattern, the paper includes General Aptitude, Engineering Mathematics, and subject questions.
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Section |
Marks |
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General Aptitude |
15 marks |
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Engineering Mathematics |
13 marks |
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Mechanical Engineering Subject |
72 marks |
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Total |
100 marks |
The Mechanical Engineering paper falls under the GATE papers where the subject section includes Engineering Mathematics. The official pattern specifies 10 General Aptitude questions and 55 subject questions, making a total of 65 questions.
GATE includes three question types:
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
Multiple Select Questions (MSQs)
Numerical Answer Type (NAT) questions
Questions carry either 1 mark or 2 marks. Negative marking applies to incorrect answers in MCQs. For a wrong 1-mark MCQ, 1/3 mark is deducted, while 2/3 mark is deducted for a wrong 2-mark MCQ. There is no negative marking for wrong answers in MSQs or NAT questions, and MSQs do not have partial marking.
GATE Mechanical Engineering preparation involves learning technical concepts, solving questions, attempting tests, and revising completed topics. PW GATE Wallah provides resources that can be combined according to your preparation stage.
Online Classes: Attend GATE Mechanical Engineering classes and follow the available course schedule.
Faculty Support: Learn through a faculty team of 12 members with a combined teaching experience of 160+ years.
Practice Questions: Use 1,450+ Practice questions to practise concepts covered during preparation.
Test Practice: Attempt topic-wise, sectional, multiple-subject, full-length, and PYQ-based tests.
Lecture Support: Access 500+ live and recorded lessons per batch.
Revision Support: Revisit recorded lessons, notes, practice questions, and tests during revision.
PYQ Practice: Use 13 PYQ-based tests to practise questions from previous GATE examinations.
You can use different resources at different stages of your preparation. Start by understanding the syllabus and examination pattern. Then follow the classes subject-wise and use notes and study material alongside lectures.
After completing individual topics, move to practice questions and topic-wise tests. Once you have covered larger portions of the syllabus, use sectional, multiple-subject, and full-length tests. Previous year questions can be included throughout preparation and revision.
The key GATE Mechanical Engineering preparation resources from PW include:
