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General Aptitude, Engineering Mathematics and every Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering section, in 24 chapters.

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Exam pattern

GATE NM paper pattern

GATE Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering

  • 65 questions
  • 100 marks
  • 180 minutes
  • a wrong MCQ costs a third of its marks, a wrong MSQ or NAT nothing
  • General Aptitude — 15 marks10 Qs
  • Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering — 85 marks55 Qs

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  • Chapters in English and Hindi24 chapters on the official syllabus, each ending in a quiz that explains every answer.
  • Mock tests in the real patternTimed and marked the way the exam is, negative marking included, with a section-by-section report.
  • Revision and weak-area analyticsSee which topics cost you marks, and revise them on a spaced schedule.
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Try a real GATE NM question

A real question from the course. No sign-up needed.

From the chapter: Applied Mechanics and Structures I: Engineering Mechanics and Mechanics of Materials

At an unloaded joint of a plane truss, three members meet and two of them are collinear. The force in the third member is

Show the answer and why

Answer: A.

Resolving perpendicular to the two collinear members, only the third member has a component in that direction, so its force must be zero. Zero-force members are spotted this way before any arithmetic; they are still needed for stability and to carry loads in other cases.

Syllabus

GATE NM syllabus, section by section

Open a section to see its chapters. General Aptitude’s first chapter is free.

General AptitudeFree chapter3 chapters
  1. Verbal Aptitude — Grammar, Usage, Vocabulary and ComprehensionFree
  2. Quantitative Aptitude — Ratios, Powers, Mensuration, Statistics and Data
  3. Analytical Aptitude — Number Relations, Analogy, Deduction and Induction
Engineering Mathematics13 chapters
  1. Linear Algebra — Rank, Consistency, Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors
  2. Limits, Continuity and Differentiability
  3. Differentiation and Applications of Derivatives
  4. Integration and Definite Integrals
  5. Multivariable Calculus — Partial Derivatives, Maxima and Multiple Integrals
  6. Vector Calculus — Gradient, Divergence, Curl and the Three Theorems
  7. Differential Equations
  8. Differential Equations — Higher Order, Euler–Cauchy, Laplace and PDEs
  9. Complex Variables — Analytic Functions, Cauchy’s Theorems and Residues
  10. Transform Theory — Fourier Series, the Fourier Transform and the z-Transform
  11. Numerical Methods — Roots, Quadrature and Stepping an ODE
  12. Probability and Statistics — Random Variables, the Five Distributions and Bayes
  13. Engineering Mathematics for NM: Numerical Differentiation, and the Exact and Bernoulli Equations
Applied Mechanics and Structures (NM paper)2 chapters
  1. Applied Mechanics and Structures I: Engineering Mechanics and Mechanics of Materials
  2. Applied Mechanics and Structures II: Vibrations and Machine Design
Fluid Mechanics and Marine Hydrodynamics (NM paper)2 chapters
  1. Fluid Mechanics and Marine Hydrodynamics I: Fluid Statics, Conservation Laws, Similarity, Viscous Flow and the Boundary Layer
  2. Fluid Mechanics and Marine Hydrodynamics II: Potential Flow, Vortices, Lifting Surfaces, Added Mass, Model Testing and Surface Waves
Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering (NM paper)2 chapters
  1. Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering I: Hydrostatics, Stability, Resistance and Propulsion
  2. Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering II: Manoeuvring, Seakeeping, Ship Structures and Ocean Engineering
Thermodynamics and Marine Engineering (NM paper)2 chapters
  1. Thermodynamics and Marine Engineering I: The Laws, Gas Power Cycles, IC Engines, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
  2. Thermodynamics and Marine Engineering II: Marine Diesel Engines, Turbines, Boilers, Engine Dynamics and Auxiliary Systems

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FAQ

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What does the GATE Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering course cost?

The first chapter of the GATE course is free. Every chapter of this paper, in English and Hindi, unlocks with the GATE plan — ₹29 a month, less than ₹1 a day, cancel anytime — with scored practice and the full-length NM mock test in the real 65-question pattern. Premium adds the AI mentor.

How much of the GATE NM syllabus is covered?

The whole paper: 13 Engineering Mathematics chapters as this paper's syllabus words them, and 8 chapters across all 4 discipline sections. General Aptitude is shared by every paper.

What is the GATE exam pattern?

65 questions for 100 marks in 180 minutes: General Aptitude for 15 marks and the paper for 85. A wrong MCQ costs a third of its marks; MSQ and NAT questions carry no negative marking.

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