GITAM GAT Exam Pattern
GITAM GAT 2026: Exam Pattern. 2026 information reviewed on 25 September; retain the stated verification limits.
Verified pattern and unresolved differences
The current official admissions FAQ describes B.Tech GAT as a computer-based test lasting two hours, with 100 multiple-choice questions covering Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and no negative marking. This is the clearest current programme-level summary recovered. It does not provide a complete reconciled section-by-section marks table in the reviewed FAQ.
Other public material describes a 150-minute format with reasoning and subject sections. The university's reference application page also contains placeholder text and mismatched programme tables. This guide therefore does not combine the two-hour FAQ with those section counts or claim that all the tables describe one confirmed B.Tech paper.
| Item | Treatment in this guide |
|---|---|
| Delivery | Computer-based, as stated in the official B.Tech FAQ |
| Duration | Two hours in that FAQ |
| Questions | 100 multiple-choice questions in that FAQ |
| Subjects | Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in that FAQ |
| Negative marking | None in that FAQ |
| Exact section allocation and marks per question | Not independently reconciled across current official pages |
| Candidate's test appointment | Must follow the issued programme-specific instructions |
The scholarship tables use a GAT score scale up to 200. That does not by itself establish the question-by-question marking instructions or justify inventing a section split. Applicants should read the test instructions that apply to their appointment and ask admissions to resolve any difference before planning a tightly timed mock around a disputed scheme.
Exam at a Glance
- Admission LevelUndergraduate B.E./B.Tech admissions
- Conducting AuthorityGITAM
- Exam CategoryUndergraduate Engineering