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Gate Strategies

The document provides a comprehensive guide for GATE preparation, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing studies over placements and maintaining a consistent daily study schedule. It suggests a targeted approach by setting specific goals, focusing on conceptual understanding, and creating concise notes for quick revision. Additionally, it offers strategies for managing fatigue, selecting resources, and approaching the exam with a calm mindset.
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Gate Strategies

The document provides a comprehensive guide for GATE preparation, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing studies over placements and maintaining a consistent daily study schedule. It suggests a targeted approach by setting specific goals, focusing on conceptual understanding, and creating concise notes for quick revision. Additionally, it offers strategies for managing fatigue, selecting resources, and approaching the exam with a calm mindset.
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GATE Preparation : by Bharat senior

* Prioritize GATE preparation over placement drives. GATE aspirants typically clear
placements easily.

* Treat academics as a daily commitment, not a last-minute effort. Study consistently,


even during classes.

* If you have other strong interests, avoid trying to balance everything. Focus your energy.

* Targeted Approach:

* Set a specific target score or rank for GATE.

* Determine your post-GATE goals and select a target institute.

* Analyze the institute’s cut-off scores and aim to exceed them.

Daily Study Schedule:

* Dedicate at least 1 hour daily to mathematics and 30 minutes to aptitude.

* Allocate 3-4 hours to another subject.

* Regularly revise and practice beyond the scheduled study time.

* Subject Progression:

* Begin with Network Theory (NT), Signals and Systems (SS), and Digital Logic Design
(DLD).

* Proceed with Analog Circuits and Control Systems.

* Conclude with Electromagnetic Theory (EMTL) and Communications.

* Conceptual Understanding:

* Focus on thorough concept comprehension, not just syllabus completion.

* Revisit lectures if you have any doubts.

Precise Notes:

* Create concise notes that cover every concept.

* Include essential concepts for quick revision, but avoid writing down every problem.

* Consistent Dedication:

* Dedicate consistent time to GATE preparation, even during classes, labs, and fests.
Preparation Timeline:

* Start preparation early. The senior began at the end of their first year, second semester,
inspired by a mentor.

* Managing Fatigue:

* Take short breaks when feeling bored, then return to studying.

* Resource Selection:

* Choose the best tutor for each subject, regardless of platform (e.g., PW or ACE).

* PW lectures were considered better than ACE lectures, in the senior’s opinion.

Exam Strategy

* Remain calm and avoid nervousness during the exam.

* Don’t attempt every question.

* Solve questions in order of confidence: easy, moderate, then difficult.

* You can go through the entire paper as many times as you want.

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