Alerts and Updates for GATE Electronics and Communication Engineering

The GATE 2026 exam schedule has been released by IIT Guwahati, with exams set to take place from February 7 to February 15, 2026. Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) is scheduled for the forenoon session on February 15. The exams will be conducted in two shifts daily, covering various disciplines. Results are expected to be announced on March 19, 2026.

IIT Guwahati has confirmed the subject-wise schedule for GATE 2026, with Electronics and Communication Engineering slotted for the morning session on the final day, February 15. This detailed schedule helps candidates plan their preparation effectively. The official announcement was made on November 17, and further details are available on the GATE website.

A recent guide on preparing for GATE 2026 Electronics and Communication Engineering has been published, emphasizing the exam's prestige as a national-level test. It highlights the need for a comprehensive understanding of undergraduate ECE subjects. The article offers strategies and tips for effective preparation tailored to the 2026 exam.

GATE 2026 admit cards are set to be released on January 2, 2026, as announced by IIT Guwahati. Candidates for Electronics and Communication Engineering and other branches can download them from the official website. This update is critical for ensuring timely access to exam hall tickets.

The GATE 2026 exam pattern and updated syllabus have been detailed for all 30+ subjects, including Electronics and Communication Engineering. The exam will feature a mix of question types and a specific marking scheme, crucial for candidate preparation. This information was recently shared to aid students in aligning their study plans for the February 2026 exams.

Previous year question papers for GATE Electronics and Communication Engineering have been made available for download with answer keys. These resources are vital for candidates preparing for the 2026 exam, offering insights into question patterns and difficulty levels. This update ensures aspirants have access to essential study materials.