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012027 preparation; 2026 hiring reference

TCS NQT

TCS National Qualifier Test

  • Published 2026 employer-drive reference: Foundation 75 minutes (numerical, verbal and reasoning, 25 minutes each); Advanced 115 minutes (quantitative and reasoning 25 minutes, coding 90 minutes); total 190 minutes.
  • The Advanced section is required for Digital or Prime consideration in that drive.
  • This does not establish a 2027 pattern or the format of separately sold TCS iON NQT products.
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022027 preparation; official sample reference

Infosys

Infosys Systems Engineer and coding-track preparation

  • The available official Systems Engineer sample includes reasoning, mathematical ability, verbal ability, pseudocode and puzzle solving.
  • It is a sample reference, not a universal 2027 test specification.
  • Specialist Programmer, Digital Specialist Engineer and HackWithInfy preparation must follow their own role or programme instructions; HackWithInfy is not an automatic next round after every SE test.
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03GATE 2027 CS official syllabus and pattern

GATE CS/CSE

GATE Computer Science and Information Technology (CS)

  • GATE 2027 CS: 65 questions (10 General Aptitude + 55 subject), 100 marks, three hours.
  • General Aptitude carries 15 marks; engineering mathematics 13 marks; the remaining CS subjects 72 marks.
  • The 13 is a marks allocation, not a fixed question count.
  • MCQs deduct 1/3 or 2/3 mark for an incorrect one- or two-mark answer; MSQ and NAT have no negative marking, and MSQ has no partial marking.
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