GATE Design and Graphics: Visual composition in 2D and 3D – Previous Year Questions
17 GATE previous year questions on Visual composition in 2D and 3D (Design and Graphics, Architecture and Planning) with answers and explanations, from every paper.
- GATE 2021 AR Q29 – What palette uses three equally spaced hues on a colour wheel?
- GATE 2022 AR — Planning Q16 – What relationship is represented by the two-dimensional composition shown?
- GATE 2022 AR — Planning Q18 – What is Hogarth’s Line of Beauty?
- GATE 2022 AR — Architecture Q16 – What relationship is represented by the two-dimensional composition shown?
- GATE 2022 AR — Architecture Q18 – What is Hogarth’s Line of Beauty?
- GATE 2023 AR — Planning Q11 – Which triad comprises the secondary colours in additive colour mixing?
- GATE 2023 AR — Planning Q26 – Which pairs contain Gestalt principles of visual perception?
- GATE 2023 AR — Architecture Q11 – Which triad comprises the secondary colours in additive colour mixing?
- GATE 2023 AR — Architecture Q26 – Which pairs contain Gestalt principles of visual perception?
- GATE 2024 AR — Planning Q38 – Which colour statements are correct?
- GATE 2024 AR — Architecture Q38 – Which colour statements are correct?
- GATE 2025 AR — Planning Q32 – Match P datum, Q symmetry, R hierarchy, S rhythm with 1 recurring patterns, 2 equivalent forms balanced about line/point, 3 line defined by two points…
- GATE 2025 AR — Planning Q37 – Identify complementary-colour pairs based on the RGB model as printed in the source.
- GATE 2025 AR — Architecture Q32 – Match P datum, Q symmetry, R hierarchy, S rhythm with 1 recurring patterns, 2 equivalent forms balanced about line/point, 3 line defined by two points…
- GATE 2025 AR — Architecture Q37 – Identify complementary-colour pairs based on the RGB model as printed in the source.
- GATE 2026 AR — Planning Q30 – Match graphic compositions P–S with terms 1 progression, 2 alternation, 3 spatial tension, 4 interlacing, 5 interlocking.
- GATE 2026 AR — Architecture Q30 – Match graphic compositions P–S with terms 1 progression, 2 alternation, 3 spatial tension, 4 interlacing, 5 interlocking.