Engineering science

Subject classification: this is an engineering resource.

Engineering science is a broad discipline that encompasses many different scientific principles and associated mathematics that underlie engineering. It integrates engineering, biological, chemical, mathematical, and physical sciences with the arts, humanities, social sciences, and the professions to tackle the most demanding challenges and advance the well-being of global society. Engineering Science as a Course The unique knowledge and interdisciplinary skill set of engineering scientists allow them to merge multidisciplinary resources to propose and develop innovative, enduring solutions and transform the latest scientific discoveries into enabling new technologies. Engineering scientists research, develop, and design new materials, devices, sensors, and processes for a diverse range of applications. You will acquire specific knowledge and competencies during your program of study. While the skills and knowledge may be directly applicable to your major, your other skills – research, project management, teamwork, and problem-solving – for example, are valuable skills that you can transfer to a wide range of careers depending on what you want to do and what is important to you.

1. Verbal Ability- The following topics are tested in this section:

• English Grammar
• Sentence Completion
• Verbal Analogies
• Word Groups
• Instructions
• Critical Reasoning
• Verbal Deduction

2. Numerical Ability – This section comprises of questions which test the basic mathematical skills of candidates. The following subtopics included in this section are:

• Numerical computation
• Numerical Estimation
• Numerical Reasoning
• Data Interpretation

3. Aerospace Engineering (AE)

• Linear Algebra
• Calculus
• Differential Equations

4. Agricultural Engineering (AG)

• Linear Algebra
• Calculus
• Differential Equations
• Vector Calculus
• Probability and Statistics
• Numerical Methods

5. Biotechnology (BT)

• Linear Algebra
• Calculus
• Differential Equations
• Probability and Statistics
• Numerical Methods

6. Civil Engineering (CE)

• Linear Algebra
• Calculus
• Ordinary Differential Equations (ODE)
• Partial Differential Equations (PDE)
• Probability and Statistics
• Numerical Methods

7. Chemical Engineering (CH)

• Linear Algebra
• Calculus
• Differential Equations
• Probability and Statistics
• Numerical Methods
• Complex Variables

8. Computer Science and Information Technology (CS)

• Linear Algebra
• Calculus
• Probability, and Statistics
• Discrete Mathematics

9. Electronics and Communication (EC)

• Linear Algebra
• Calculus
• Differential Equations
• Probability and Statistics
• Numerical Methods
• Vector Analysis
• Complex Analysis

10. Electrical Engineering (EE)

• Linear Algebra
• Calculus
• Differential Equations
• Probability and Statistics
• Numerical Methods
• Complex Variables
• Transform Theory

11. Instrumentation Engineering (IN)

• Linear Algebra
• Calculus
• Differential Equations
• Probability and Statistics
• Numerical Methods
• Analysis of Complex Variables

12. Mechanical Engineering (ME)

• Linear Algebra
• Calculus
• Differential Equations
• Probability and Statistics
• Numerical Methods
• Complex Variables

13. Metallurgical Engineering (MT)

• Linear Algebra
• Calculus
• Differential Equations
• Vector Calculus
• Probability and Statistics
• Numerical Methods

14. Mining Engineering (MN)

• Linear Algebra
• Calculus
• Differential Equations
• Vector Calculus
• Probability and Statistics
• Numerical Methods

15. Petroleum Engineering (PE)

• Linear Algebra
• Calculus
• Differential Equations
• Probability and Statistics
• Numerical Methods
• Complex Variables

16. Production and Industrial Engineering (PI)

• Linear Algebra
• Calculus
• Differential Equations
• Probability and Statistics
• Numerical Methods
• Complex Variables

17. Textile Engineering and Fibre Science (TF)

• Linear Algebra
• Calculus
• Differential Equations
• Probability and Statistics
• Numerical Methods
• Complex Variables

18. Engineering Sciences (XE)

• Linear Algebra
• Calculus
• Ordinary Differential Equations (ODE)
• Partial Differential Equations (PDE)
• Probability and Statistics
• Numerical Methods
• Vector Calculus
• Complex Variables

The dream is not what you see in sleep, the dream is which does not let you sleep. – Dr. ABJ Kalam. Below listed are some tips and tricks, for a GATE aspirant, to crack the exam with flying colors: Struggles make a man achieve success Practice regularly to solve problems and clear doubts. It is rightly said that perfection comes out of practice. Take the help of previous year questions to practice regularly to polish your preparation. Solving mock papers and sample papers will provide additional help. The number of questions solved by you will directly be proportional to the results achieved. Time is precious, use it wisely. Time management is the key to any success. Time is precious and ones lost can never be recovered again. Time management skills are a must while preparing for any exam. It is important to devote your time to all the important topics. In the exam hall also, managing time is as important as knowing the answers. Working hard day and night is required but giving time to yourself to relax your brain and body is also equally necessary. Nothing is Impossible, the word itself says, “I M (am) Possible” Nothing is impossible if you work hard with a combination of dedication and effort. Do not let yourself get demotivated. Feed yourself with spoons of motivation as a positive attitude is an advantageous tip for the preparation. Do not lose hope even if you find it difficult to cope up sometimes. De-stress yourself whenever required.

Previous year GATE cutoff for Engineering Science

Year Qualifying Marks 2019 26.7 24 17.8 2018 31.5 28.3 21

GATE Exam Pattern 2020 in Highlights

Section Distribution of Marks Total Marks Types of questions General Aptitude 5 questions of 1-mark each 5 questions of 2-marks each

  15 marks 	
    MCQs

Section A – Engineering Mathematics (compulsory) 7 questions of 1-mark each 4 questions of 2-marks each

  15 marks 	

MCQs and NATs

• Sections B to H(Any two) 9 questions of 1-mark each

13 questions of 2-marks each

  35 marks 	

MCQs and NATs

Marking scheme

Type of question Negative marking for wrong answers. Marking for a correct answer MCQs ⅓ for 1 mark questions⅔ for 2 marks questions 1 or 2 marks NATs No negative marking 1 or 2 marks

Scope (Future path)

Career opportunities for engineering science graduates are limited only by their imagination. Because of the breadth of their training, engineering scientists are well prepared to lead national and international interdisciplinary teams in a diverse array of science and engineering endeavors, including the legal profession, medicine, business, politics, and government service.

• Computer Engineer

• Computer Systems Engineer

• Consultant

• Electronics Engineer

• Robotics Specialist

• Systems Engineer

• Software Engineer

• Engineering Physicist

• Electrical Test Engineer

• Systems Design Engineer

• Circuits Designer

• Micro Electrical Systems Engineer

• Technical Support Engineer

• Firmware/Mechanical Designer

• Automation Engineer

• Research & Development Scientist

• Database Administrator

• Hardware Designer

• Test Developer

• Mechatronics Engineer

• Crime Analyst

• Biomedical Device Designer

• Information Scientist

• Product Engineer

• Manufacturing Engineer

• Development Engineer

• Technology Salesperson

• Stress Analyst

• Technical Writer

• Hardware Programmer

• Control Systems Designer

• Electrical Engineer

• Image Processing Engineer Ultrasound Signal Process Engineer

• Biomedical Instrument Developer

• Software Designer

• Quality Assurance Tester

• Embedded Systems Engineer

• Systems Analysis Engineer

Eligibility

Diploma Courses: • Few colleges in India also offer a Diploma in Chemical Engineering and you can enroll for these programs after completing your class 10. • Admission is mostly done based on state polytechnic entrance exams.

Undergraduate Courses

• Like most engineering programs, you will be eligible to apply for B. Tech in Chemical Engineering after completing 10+2. • Most of the engineering colleges offering this program will conduct admission based on entrance exams. • Different universities may conduct their entrance exams such as VITEEE conducted by VIT University and LPU NEST conducted by Lovely Professional University. • However, admission to IITs is done based on JEE Advanced and NITs are done based on JEE Mains.

Post-graduate Course

• To apply for post-graduation courses in Chemical Engineering, you will have to secure at least 60% marks in graduation. • Also, admission to all M. Tech courses in the field of Chemical Engineering is done based on the GATE entrance test.