GCET Important Topics 2023: Know Subject-wise Topics

‘A goal without a plan is just a wish’ the same way, preparation without knowing the important topics to cover might appear unclear. Every year thousands of students compete for 1300 GCET seats; sounds competitive, right? This is where students become more anxious as they prepare for the exam. But knowing the GCET important topics will help aspirants to get the right amount of confidence to crack the exam.

But will just knowing the right topics help us ace the exam? The answer is NO. Before knowing or preparing for the topics mentioned here, students must understand which subject to focus on and which topics drive the maximum marks. Focusing on these parameters will undoubtedly help candidates be more thorough and avoid the risk of failing the exam. Let us help you become more specific about the GCET topics you must focus on before taking the exam.

Latest Updates:
– GCET 2023 application form will be released on March 23, 2023, and the last date to fill out the same is April 23, 2023.
– GCET 2023 exam be conducted from May 13 to 14, 2023, at various designated exam centres.

GCET Important Topics 2023: Check Subject-wise Topics

GCET covers Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Candidates must check the GCET syllabus to ensure they are well-prepared for the entrance exam.

GCET will be conducted offline. The applicants will have two hours to complete 225 questions, 75 questions from each subject.

GCET 2023 Topics for Physics

Candidates can check out the GCET 2023 topics for Physics from the following table:

Sl.No.	Physics Chapters	Topics
1.	Electrostatics	Electric Charge and Its Properties Coulomb’s Law
2.	Current Electricity	Electric Current Electrical Resistance
3.	Magnetic Effect of Current and Magnetism	Magnetic Field Magnetic Effect of Current
4.	Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Current	An Introduction to Electromagnetic Induction Electric Field: Time-Varying Magnetic Field
5.	Electromagnetic Waves	Electromagnetic Spectrum (I) Production of Electromagnetic Waves
6.	Optics	Ray Optics Sign Convention
7.	Atoms and Nuclei	Size of Nucleus and Nuclear Density Half-Life and Radioactive Decay
8.	Electronic Devices	Concept of Hole Introduction to n-type Semiconductor
9.	Communication Systems	Communication System Easy Factual Problem on Communication System

GCET Exam Topics for Mathematics

Candidates can check out the GCET exam topics for Mathematics from the following table:

Sl.No.	Mathematics Chapters	Topics
1.	Relations and Functions	Domain, Co-Domain and Range of a Function One-One and Onto of Composition of Functions
2.	Algebra	Using Algebraic Expressions – Rules Algebra of Two Functions
3.	Calculus	Laws of Limits in Calculus Second Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
4.	Vector and 3D Geometry	Addition of Vectors Direction Cosine and Direction Ratio
5.	Linear Programming	Linear Programming Problem: Graphical Method Formulation of a Linear Programming Problem
6.	Probability	Introduction to Probability Random Experiment & Theoretical Probability

GCET Exam Topics for Chemistry

Candidates can check out the GCET exam topics for Chemistry from the following table:

Sl.No.	Chemistry Chapters	Topics
1	Solid State	Classification of Crystalline Solids Metallic Solids
2	Solutions	Types of Solutions Based on Solubility Mixtures
3	Electrochemistry	Electrochemical Cell and Electrolytic Cell Galvanic Cell
4	Chemical Kinetics	Rate of a Chemical Reaction Mechanism of a Chemical Reaction
5	Surface Chemistry	Effect of Surface Area and Catalyst on Reaction Rate Applications of Surface Chemistry
6	General Principles and Processes of Isolation of Elements	Concentration of Silver Ore Extraction of Mercury
7	p-Block Elements	Introduction to p-block Elements Oxidation States & Lewis Acidity of Group 13 Elements
8	d and f–Block Elements	Reaction Between Ferrous Ion and Potassium Dichromate Atomic Size and Ionisation Enthalpy of d-Block Elements
9	Coordination Compounds	Important Terms Related to Coordination Compounds Werner’s Theory of Coordination Compounds
10	Haloalkanes and Haloarenes	Introduction to Haloalkanes and Haloarenes Chirality and Molecular Asymmetry

If you want to access more topics for the GCET exam, log in to embibe.com.

Embibe is a robust adaptive learning platform that can adapt any syllabus and employs Artificial Intelligence (AI) to improve learning outcomes. It has video explanations, live books, practice questions and mock tests. It also gives an Advanced Feedback Analysis (AFA) of your performance in the mock test. To start your preparation, sign up for Embibe’s platform, get involved, and raise your score by up to 55% in just 10 tests.

GCET 2023 Mock Test

Candidates can follow the below-mentioned steps to attempt the GCET 2023 mock test at Embibe:

1st Step: Visit Embibe’s official website, i.e., embibe.com.
2nd Step: Login using your mobile number/email.
3rd Step: Then select your ‘Goal’ as ‘GCET’ under Engineering.
4th Step: Click ‘Next’ and select your preferred language.
5th Step: Refer to the below-mentioned links to attempt mock tests.

GCET Mock Tests 2023
GCET Mock Test 1	GCET Mock Test 3
GCET Mock Test 2	GCET Mock Test 4

FAQs on GCET Topics 2023

Read some of the most frequently asked questions about GCET topics 2023 below:

Q: What is the exam duration of the GCET 2023?

Ans: The GCET exam duration will be 2 hours.

Q: How many subjects will be there in the GCET 2023?

Ans: There will be three subjects in the GCET 2023, i.e. Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics.

Q: How many questions are there in the GCET 2023?

Ans: In the GCET 2023, there will be 225 questions in total.

Q: How many questions will be asked from each subject?

Ans: The GCET exam will have 75 questions from each subject and a total of 225 questions.

Q: Who releases the GCET 2023 syllabus?

Ans: The Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), Goa, releases the GCET 2023 syllabus.

Also, check,

GCET Notification	GCET Important Dates
GCET Application Form	GCET Answer Keys
GCET Admit Card	GCET Cut off
GCET Counselling	GCET Results