MCQ Collection

India MCQs

Practice India questions with answers and explanations.

gate-ce GATE CE NAT IndiaMedium

GATE CE NAT 5: Using ρ=1000 kg/m³ and g=10 m/s², enter gauge pressure in kPa at depth 7 m in water.

gate-ce GATE CE NAT IndiaMedium

GATE CE NAT 6: Water flows through area 0.8 m² at 7 m/s. Enter discharge in m³/s.

gate-ce GATE CE NAT IndiaMedium

GATE CE NAT 7: A force of 27 kN acts on area 3 m². Enter stress in kPa.

gate-ce GATE CE NAT IndiaMedium

GATE CE NAT 8: Using ρ=1000 kg/m³ and g=10 m/s², enter gauge pressure in kPa at depth 2 m in water.

gate-ce GATE CE NAT IndiaMedium

GATE CE NAT 9: Water flows through area 0.3 m² at 9 m/s. Enter discharge in m³/s.

gate-ce GATE CE NAT IndiaMedium

GATE CE NAT 10: A force of 20 kN acts on area 5 m². Enter stress in kPa.

gate-ce GATE CE NAT IndiaMedium

GATE CE NAT 11: Using ρ=1000 kg/m³ and g=10 m/s², enter gauge pressure in kPa at depth 5 m in water.

gate-ce GATE CE NAT IndiaMedium

GATE CE NAT 1: A force of 18 kN acts on area 6 m². Enter stress in kPa.

gate-ce GATE CE NAT IndiaMedium

GATE CE NAT 2: Using ρ=1000 kg/m³ and g=10 m/s², enter gauge pressure in kPa at depth 4 m in water.

gate-ce GATE CE Core MSQ IndiaMedium

GATE CE technical MSQ 6: Select all correct statements about concrete.

A. Water–cement ratio strongly affects strength. B. Curing supports hydration. C. Concrete is generally stronger in tension than compression. D. Reinforcement commonly carries tensile force.

gate-ce GATE CE Core MSQ IndiaMedium

GATE CE technical MSQ 7: Select all correct statements about hydrostatic pressure.

A. It increases with depth in a fluid of constant density. B. At a point it acts equally in all directions. C. It is independent of fluid density. D. Its resultant on a plane surface acts at the centre of pressure.

gate-ce GATE CE Core MSQ IndiaMedium

GATE CE technical MSQ 8: For a simply supported beam, select all correct statements.

A. A pin support can provide two force reactions in a plane. B. A roller support provides one reaction normal to its surface. C. The bending moment at an ideal simple support is zero. D. Both supports always resist a couple moment.