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The GUJCET exam is an entrance test which is conducted for admission of students into (B.Tech) and pharmacy (B.Pharma) programs. GUJCET stands for Gujarat Common Entrance Test. Shortlisted candidates will be able to take admission into government as well as private colleges based on their scores.

For international students, the minimum score of IELTS required in the following studies are given below: 

• Diploma courses: 5.5 - 7.5
• Master's Qualifying courses: 6.0 in IELTS / TOEFL score of 71 / PTE with 50  
• Foundation courses: 5.5 - 6.5

No, there is no change in GATE 2026 syllabus. However, a new sectional paper has been added under Engineering Sciences, XE, which is Energy Science and GATE paper code is XE-I. Candidates can download GATE syllabus 2026 PDF from official website- gate2026.iitg.ac.in.

The total marks of GATE AR question paper are 100. General aptitude section consists of 15 marks and part A is of 60 marks. On the other hand, part B consists of 25 marks.

The GATE pattern and structure for data Science and artificial intelligence can be checked below -

• The exam mode is online and the question paper will be available in English language.
• The general aptitude section carries 15 marks and the remining 85 marks are reserved for the subject-based questions. 
• The time duration of GATE DA paper is 3 hours. 
• However, PwD or dyslexic candidates will get one hour compensatory time to attempt the GATE exam. 

NAT are Numerical Answer Type questions, where candidates have to enter a numerical value using GATE virtual calculator. There is no negative marking for GATE NAT questions.

WBJEE will be held as a multiple choice examination. Every question will have multiple options, and students will have to select correct answer.

WBJEE is held as an offline test. Mathematics will have 75 questions and Physics and Chemistry will have 80 questions each. Total number of questions in WBJEE is 155.

The GATE 2026 exam pattern for CS, EC, EE, and ME can be checked below. The general aptitude section (GA) carries 15 marks, while the subject-based questions carries 85 marks, out of which engineering mathematics section consists of 13 marks. The GATE question paper will be in English language and the time duration is three hours.