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GATE 2025 Syllabus for Aerospace Engineering : Download Syllabus with Weightage PDF

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Content Curator | Updated On - Jul 4, 2024

IIT Roorkee has released the official GATE 2025 Aerospace Engineering syllabus on gate2025.iitr.ac.in/. We have provided PDF links to download the updated AE syllabus. The syllabus for AE is based on three different sections, Engineering Mathematics, General Aptitude and Core AE subjects. The question paper includes a total of 65 questions, out of which approximately 45 questions are from the syllabus of the AE core subject.

The exam is likely to be conducted from February 1-9, 2025, registrations for which will begin in August 2024. You can cover the entire syllabus of AE in a minimum of 6 months but it is always advisable to start early.

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GATE Aerospace Engineering Exam Pattern

Exam Pattern for Aerospace Engineering

Sections Marks Weightage Number of Questions Marks
General Aptitude 15% 10 15
Engineering Mathematics 15% 9 15
Aerospace Engineering 70% 46 70
Total - 65 100

GATE Aerospace Engineering in Nutshell

GATE Aerospace Engineering in a Nutshell

Aerospace Engineering Paper Code AE
Exam Mode Online
Total Marks 100
Number of Questions 65
Types of Questions MCQs and NAT.
Number of Sections 3 (General Aptitude, Engineering Mathematics, Aerospace Engineering Subject Questions)
Weightage by Section General Aptitude – 15% of total marks Engineering Mathematics – 15% of total marks Aerospace Engineering Subjects – 70% of total marks
Total Time Duration 3 hours (180 minutes)

GATE Important Sections to Note

Important Sections to Note

Section 1
Numerical Computation English Grammar
Numerical Estimation Verbal Analogies
Numerical Reasoning and Data Interpretation Vocabulary
Section 2
Linear Algebra Complex Analysis
Calculus Numerical Methods
Differential Equations ( ODE and PDE) Probability and Statistics
Vector Analysis Limits and Continuity
Section 3
Basics of Flight Mechanics Airplane Performance
Basic Fluid Mechanics Airfoil and WIngs
Basic Fluid Mechanics Airfoil and WIngs
Compressible Flows Strength of materials
Flight Vehicle Structures Structural Dynamics
Basics of Propulsion Aerothermodynamics of Blade Engines
Turbomachinery Space Dynamics

Tips from GATE AIR 1

Tips from GATE AIR 1- Kundan Jaiswal

1. Comprehensive Study of Essential Subjects: Dedicated significant effort to mastering key topics like Structures and Flight Mechanics, which are pivotal for Aerospace and commonly featured in GATE exams.

2. Centralized Study Material Collection: Organized all relevant study resources into a single, detailed compilation to eliminate the need for time-consuming searches.

3. In-depth Analysis of Test Series: Conducted thorough reviews of test series, focusing on understanding and correcting mistakes, particularly those related to concepts and calculations.


GATE Topic-wise Weightage

Topic-wise Weightage

Section Total Number of Questions
Engineering Mathematics 9
Basics of Flight Mechanics 5
Airplane Performance 3
Basic Fluid Mechanics 5
Airfoil and WIngs 6
Compressible Flows 3
Strength of materials 5
Flight Vehicle Structures 3
Structural Dynamics 4
Basics of Propulsion 2
Aerothermodynamics of Blade Engines 4
Turbomachinery 3
Space Dynamics 3

Previous Year Question Papers

Previous Year Question Papers for Aerospace Engineering

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GATE Aerospace Engineering Books

Books to Refer for GATE Aerospace Engineering

Book Name Author/ Publisher
GATE Engineering Mathematics for All Streams Abhinav Goel and Suraj Singh, Arihant Publication
Introduction to Flight John D Anderson, Tata McGraw - Hill Education
Fundamentals of Aerodynamics John D Anderson, Tata McGraw - Hill Education
Theory of Structures Ramamrutham, Dhanpat Rai Publishing Company
Rocket Propulsion Elements George P. Sutton, Wiley India Pvt Ltd

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Ques. What are the important subjects covered in GATE Aerospace Engineering Syllabus?

Ans. Following are the important subjects covered in Aerospace Engineering Syllabus:

  • Basics of Flight Mechanics
  • Airplane Performance
  • Basic Fluid Mechanics
  • Airfoil and WIngs
  • Compressible Flows
  • Strength of materials
  • Flight Vehicle Structures
  • Structural Dynamics
  • Basics of Propulsion

Ques. When will the official syllabus for GATE ECE will be declared by IIT Roorkee?

Ans. IIT Roorkee has released the official syllabus of all the subjects on July 1. They have released it on their official website gate2025.iitr.ac.in/.


*The article might have information for the previous academic years, which will be updated soon subject to the notification issued by the University/College.

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