Computer Science and IT
Computer Science and IT — unit-wise and full-length GATE mocks
GATE Computer Science and IT is decided in the exam hall, not while your notes are open next to you — so the closest thing to real practice is a test that behaves exactly like the one you will sit. This series covers Computer Science and IT both ways: unit-wise tests for the chapters you are still building, and full-length mocks timed and marked the way GATE actually runs. GATE is what decides M.Tech admission and PSU recruitment, so a mock that gets the difficulty or the marking scheme quietly wrong is not a small gap.
The real exam interface
Same clock, same negative marking, same section structure as the exam itself — not a generic quiz.
Unit-wise and full-length, both
Sectional tests to fix one weak chapter at a time, and full papers to rehearse the whole thing under pressure.
Answer keys checked three ways
The author, plus two independent solvers who are never shown the intended answer, before a key is accepted.
Analytics that name the gap
Accuracy against time-per-question, chapter by chapter — so revision starts where marks are actually leaking.
See where you rank
Your first attempt on each test is the ranked one, scored against every other student who has taken it here.
Reattempt as often as you like
Every later attempt is practice, stored separately, so your ranked score is never at risk from a retry.
One subscription covers every Computer Science and IT test on this page, sectional and full-length alike. See GATE plans →