01 / Understand
Start with a worked question. Trace the reasoning, check units and assumptions, then solve it again without the explanation.
GRADUATE APTITUDE TEST IN ENGINEERING
GATE EE.
Understand every attempt.
Electrical Engineering
Previous year electrical engineering papers, with worked solutions and timed practice.
Study at your pace, or attempt a paper under its original time limit. A free account unlocks the complete study view.
CONNECT THE FUNDAMENTALS
What to practise.
Build each solution from a circuit or machine model with labelled currents, voltages and reference directions. Use power and energy balances as independent checks when possible. Keep line and phase quantities distinct, and verify whether the question uses RMS, peak, per-unit or physical values before carrying out the calculation.
- Electrical circuits
- Electrical machines
- Power systems
- Control systems
- Power electronics
These areas help organise revision. Check the official syllabus for complete requirements; older papers follow their own printed instructions.
Official GATE 2027 test-paper catalogue and syllabuses ↗THE PUBLISHED LIBRARY
GATE EE previous year papers
Each listed paper is available now. Study opens its first question; attempt opens the exam instructions.
2023
- GATE — Electrical Engineering (EE) — 2023
65 questions · 180 minutes · Worked solutions
2022
- GATE — Electrical Engineering (EE) — 2022
65 questions · 180 minutes · Worked solutions
2021
- GATE — Electrical Engineering (EE) — 2021
65 questions · 180 minutes · Worked solutions
2020
- GATE — Electrical Engineering (EE) — 2020
65 questions · 180 minutes · Worked solutions
2019
- GATE — Electrical Engineering (EE) — 2019
65 questions · 180 minutes · Worked solutions
2018
- GATE — Electrical Engineering (EE) — 2018
65 questions · 180 minutes · Worked solutions
2017
- GATE — Electrical Engineering (EE) — Shift 1 — 2017
65 questions · 180 minutes · Worked solutions
- GATE — Electrical Engineering (EE) — Shift 2 — 2017
65 questions · 180 minutes · Worked solutions
2016
- GATE — Electrical Engineering (EE) — Shift 1 — 2016
65 questions · 180 minutes · Worked solutions
- GATE — Electrical Engineering (EE) — Shift 2 — 2016
65 questions · 180 minutes · Worked solutions
2015
- GATE — Electrical Engineering (EE) — Shift 1 — 2015
65 questions · 180 minutes · Worked solutions
- GATE — Electrical Engineering (EE) — Shift 2 — 2015
65 questions · 180 minutes · Worked solutions
2014
- GATE — Electrical Engineering (EE) — Shift 1 — 2014
65 questions · 180 minutes · Worked solutions
- GATE — Electrical Engineering (EE) — Shift 2 — 2014
65 questions · 180 minutes · Worked solutions
- GATE — Electrical Engineering (EE) — Shift 3 — 2014
65 questions · 180 minutes · Worked solutions
02 / Practise
Work through a subject area and keep notes on the steps you missed. Include general aptitude in your revision.
03 / Simulate
Attempt a complete paper against the clock. Review the answers and marking rules before choosing what to revise next.
Before you start.
Can I study without starting the timer?
Yes. Choose Study to browse questions and worked solutions. Attempt opens the exam workspace; the timer starts after the quiz content is ready.
Which marking rules apply?
Use the instructions on each paper. Question types and penalties vary by year. Historical linked-answer pairs require the first answer to be correct before the second can earn marks. Common-data questions are scored independently.
Are all GATE years and branches available?
The library is growing. Only the papers listed above are published; a branch guide does not mean its full archive is available.
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