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    The document provides an analysis of the GATE 2017 exam for Instrumentation Engineering (IN). It includes: 1) A section-wise breakdown of the number of 1-mark, 2-mark, and total questions for each of 13 sections. Sections with the most questions included Analog Circuits, Networks, and Signals and Systems. 2) A brief description of the types of questions asked in each section, such as AC analysis, transient analysis, and resonance in Networks. 3) Comments that the IN paper had more concept-based questions than last year, with some sections like Digital Circuits and Communications receiving less weight while others like Signals and Systems received more. The overall difficulty level was assessed to

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    IN-GATE-2017

    GATE 2017 – A Brief Analysis


    (Based on student test experiences in the stream of IN on
    12th February, 2017 – (Afternoon Session)

    Section wise analysis of the paper

    S.No Section Classification 1-Mark 2-Mark Total no of Questions


    1 Engineering Mathematics 4 2 6
    2 Networks 4 4 8
    3 Analog Circuits 5 6 11
    4 Digital Circuits 2 1 3
    5 Signals and Systems 4 3 7
    6 Control Systems 0 3 3
    7 Communications 0 2 2
    8 Measurements 2 4 6
    9 Transducers 2 4 6
    10 Optical Instrumentation 0 1 1
    11 Process Control 2 0 2
    12 Verbal Ability 2 2 4
    13 Numerical Ability 3 3 6

    Type of Questions asked from each section

    Basics of networks, two port networks, AC analysis, transient


    Networks
    analysis, resonance
    Analog Circuits Op amp

    Digital Circuits Logic gates, sequential circuits, microprocessor


    Laplace transform, Z-transform, classification of signals, sampling,
    Signals and Systems
    DFT
    Control Systems Stability, block diagram, time response analysis

    Communications Frequency modulation, amplitude modulation

    Measurements PMMC, Bridges, instrument transformers

    Transducers Pressure measurement, temperature measurement, flow measurement


    Disclaimer – This paper analysis and questions have been collated based on the memory of some students who appeared in the
    paper and should be considered only as guidelines. GATEFORUM does not take any responsibility for the correctness of the
    same.
    IN-GATE-2017

    Optical Instrumentation Photo detector

    Process Control Basics, controllers

    Comments on paper:

     IN paper has more concept based questions.

     Compared to last year, in Digital circuits and Communication weightage has come down
    while it is increased in Signals and systems, Networks, Analog circuits and Measurements.

     In remaining topics IIT Roorkee has followed almost the same weightage compared to last
    year.

     In general the overall difficulty level of the paper is easier than last year.

    Disclaimer – This paper analysis and questions have been collated based on the memory of some students who appeared in the
    paper and should be considered only as guidelines. GATEFORUM does not take any responsibility for the correctness of the
    same.

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