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CollegeDekho News Desk, Kolkata: CollegeDekho recently spoke with Angana Nath, an MSc Economics graduate with over 5 years of experience teaching Class 12 Economics students, to gain insights on the most important topics to focus on for the GATE 2026 Economics exam, scheduled for February 16, 2026. Angana shared valuable tips on high-weightage and low-weightage topics to help students prepare effectively.
GATE 2026 Civil Engineering Difficulty Level Prediction: Subject expert shares insights
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GATE 2026 Civil Engineering Difficulty Level Prediction: Subject expert shares insights
Based on years of experience and analysis, here are some of the questions that Ashok has answered for the convenience of the GATE 2026 aspirants:CollegeDekho: Can you predict the GATE 2026 Civil Engineering Difficulty Level?
Expert: Over the years, the Civil Engineering paper has always been rated as Moderate or Easy to Moderate. If followed year-by-year, in 2021, it was regarded as Easy to Moderate, in 2022, it was Moderate, and in 2023, the question paper was stated to be Moderate to Tough. Further, in 2024, the paper was rated as moderate, and in 2025, it was regarded as Easy to moderate. In GATE 2026, it is predicted to be of a Moderate level of difficulty.
CollegeDekho: Which topics will have high weightage in GATE 2026 Civil Engineering?
Expert: Following the past trends, it has always been noticed that Geotechnical Engineering and Structural Engineering have always had the highest weighatge in Civil Engineering. However, in 2024, Environmental Engineering has also covered a major weighatge in the question paper. Considering the changes, the Environmental Engineering and Structural Engineering are expected to have the highest weightage. Followed by Geotechnical Engineering, Transportation Engineering and Water Resources Engineering.
CollegeDekho: Can you predict the expected cutoff for GATE 2026 Civil Engineering?
Expert: Based on the previous years' cutoff data, candidates from the General category must obtain 25 to 30 marks to be secured and ensure admissions. Also, for candidates from OBC-NCL and EWS, the expected cutoff stands at 22 to 26 marks, and for the SC and ST categories, the expected cutoff stands at 16 to 20 marks.
If you are preparing to appear for GATE 2026 for Civil Engineering, these insights by the subject expert should guide you to be well-prepared for the exams. They are precise and trustworthy as they are directly from the experts.
JEE Main 2026 Session 1 Physics Revision Topics for Last Minute Preparation: Check expert insights
CollegeDekho News Desk, Vijayawada: CollegeDekho recently connected with Shailaja, an experienced Physics teacher from Vijayawada, who shared valuable insights on the most important topics to focus on for JEE Main 2026 Session 1 Physics revision. With over 15 years of experience coaching JEE and NEET aspirants, Shailaja highlighted key areas that can help students prepare effectively for the exam, scheduled between January 21 to 28, 2026.
JEE Main 2026 Session 1 Difficulty Level Prediction: What do subject experts say?
JEE Main 2026 Session 1 Difficulty Level Prediction: The JEE Main 2026 Session 1 exam is knocking at the door. Candidates who will be appearing for the JEE Main 2026 session 1 exam can find out the expected subject-wise analysis and experts’ guidance here. So that the candidates will get an insight into the Session 1 exam and can ace their last-minute preparation. Also, the candidates can check out the past two years’ JEE Main Session 1 exam analysis in brief. Based on that, the candidates can predict the subject-wise difficulty level.
GATE 2026 Cutoff for GFTI - Check Maximum & Minimum GATE Score Required for Admission
GATE 2026 Cutoff for GFTI: The GATE cutoff 2026 for GFTI is the minimum mark that students must score in the GATE exam to secure admission into the MTech programmes at the GFTIs. The GATE cutoff for GFTI will be released by the respective GFTI on its official website. Generally, the GFTI cutoff scores range from 350-800, 320-500, and 250-400 marks for the general, OBC, and SC/ST categories, respectively.
Following each round of seat allocation, CCMT publishes the opening and closing ranks for each GFTI and MTech specialisation. Every year, the GATE cutoff for admission to GFTI varies. Since the GATE 2026 cutoff for GFTI has not been released, you can check out the previous year's cutoff to get an idea about the marks required for admission. Students eager to know more about the GATE 2026 cutoff for GFTI can go through the expected cutoffs, previous years' cutoffs, etc.
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