Alerts and Updates for GATE Biomedical Engineering

The GATE 2026 exam schedule has been officially released by IIT Guwahati, with exams set for February 7, 8, 14, and 15, covering multiple disciplines including Biomedical Engineering. The exams will be conducted in forenoon and afternoon sessions over these four days. Results are expected to be announced on March 19, 2026. This update provides crucial planning information for aspirants.

IIT Guwahati has announced that the GATE 2026 admit cards will be available for download starting January 2, 2026. This applies to all branches, including Biomedical Engineering, and candidates are advised to check the official website for updates. Ensure you download and verify your admit card details well in advance of the exam dates.

The GATE 2026 Biomedical Engineering exam pattern details have been released by IIT Guwahati on their official website. Candidates can access comprehensive information about the type of questions, duration, and mode of the exam. This is essential for tailoring preparation strategies specific to the Biomedical Engineering paper.

The syllabus for GATE 2026 Biomedical Engineering (BM) has been published by IIT Guwahati, available as a free PDF download. It covers nine core subjects with significant weightage for topics like Medical Imaging (12%) and Human Anatomy (10%). Candidates are encouraged to review the syllabus to focus on high-weightage areas during preparation.

A detailed guide to the GATE 2026 Biomedical Engineering syllabus has been shared, highlighting key topics and weightage analysis for effective preparation. This resource is designed to help aspirants master the content and structure of the exam. It’s a valuable tool for structuring study plans in the final months before the test.

ACE Engineering Academy has launched Pre-GATE 2026, a computer-based mock test replicating the main GATE 2026 exam by IIT Guwahati, including Biomedical Engineering. Post-exam analytics will be provided to help students identify strengths and weaknesses. This initiative aims to offer realistic practice ahead of the actual exam dates.