GATE Simulator
approvedby Anand Baghel
Generates custom mock tests (Core, General Aptitude, Subject-wise, Random) from GATE past year question papers with interactive answer inputs. - This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff.
GATE Simulator
Transform your vault into a powerful GATE examination platform.
The GATE Simulator is a plugin designed specifically for GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) aspirants. It provides a realistic examination experience using previous year questions while helping you identify weak areas, track your progress, and prepare more efficiently.
Unlike traditional PDF collections, this plugin turns your question bank into an interactive exam environment directly inside your vault.
✨ Features
📝 Realistic Exam Simulation
- Full-screen examination interface
- Countdown timer
- Navigation palette
- Mark for Review
- Save & Next
- Submit examination anytime
- Auto-submit when time expires
🎯 Custom Test Generation
Create examinations based on:
- Subject
- Topic
- Institute
- Difficulty
- Question Type
- Number of Questions
- Mixed Practice Sets
Perfect for both focused revision and full-length mock tests.
📚 Previous Year Question Support
Practice official GATE Previous Year Questions in an examination environment.
Supports:
- Single year tests
- Multiple year mixed tests
- Subject-wise PYQs
- Topic-wise PYQs
- Randomized question order
📊 Performance Analytics
After every examination, receive detailed statistics including:
- Score
- Accuracy
- Attempt Rate
- Correct Answers
- Wrong Answers
- Unattempted Questions
- Time Taken
- Average Time per Question
📈 Progress Tracking
Track your preparation over time.
View:
- Historical test performance
- Subject-wise improvement
- Topic-wise accuracy
- Weak areas
- Strong areas
- Practice frequency
🔍 Question Review
After submitting an examination you can:
- Review every question
- Compare selected answers
- View the correct answer
- Navigate freely through attempted questions
🎨 Native Experience
Designed to feel like a built-in Obsidian feature.
- Light & Dark theme support
- Fast interface
- Local-first
- No external services required
Manual Installation
- Download the latest release.
- Extract it into:
<Your Vault>/.obsidian/plugins/gate-exam-simulator/
- Enable the plugin from:
Settings → Community Plugins
🎯 Supported Question Types
- MCQ
- MSQ
- NAT
- MTA (marks to all)
📋 Examination Features
- Previous / Next navigation
- Jump to any question
- Question palette
- Question status indicators
- Remaining time display
- Auto-save answers
- Auto-submit
- Review mode
- Score summary
📊 Dashboard
The dashboard provides an overview of your preparation.
Includes:
- Total Questions Practiced
- Total Tests Taken
- Average Score
- Accuracy
- Strong Subjects
- Weak Subjects
- Recent Tests
- Progress Charts
⚡ Performance
Designed for large GATE question collections.
- Fast indexing
- Local storage
- Efficient filtering
- Instant question loading
No internet connection is required after installation.
🔒 Privacy
All data remains inside your Obsidian vault.
The plugin does not upload your questions, answers, or analytics to external servers.
🤝 Contributing
Contributions are welcome.
You can help by:
- Reporting bugs
- Suggesting features
- Improving documentation
- Optimizing performance
- Supporting additional question formats
Please open an Issue before submitting major changes.
🐞 Bug Reports
If you encounter a problem, please include:
- Plugin version
- Obsidian version
- Operating system
- Steps to reproduce
- Screenshots (if applicable)
💡 Feature Requests
Have an idea?
Open an Issue and describe:
- The problem
- Your proposed solution
- Example workflow
📄 License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
🙏 Acknowledgements
Thanks to the GATE community and everyone who contributes to making preparation more accessible for all aspirants.
⭐ Support
If you find this plugin useful:
- ⭐ Star this repository
- 🐞 Report issues
- 💬 Share feedback
- 🤝 Contribute improvements
Every contribution helps make GATE preparation better for everyone.
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