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Manish Sharma
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Yes, it is possible, if you work hard and get a decent score in GATE. I think you can wait and you may get a chance in any of the good NITs.
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Manish Sharma
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Deeply clarify what actually you want to make your career. If it's maths, go for M.Tech. It's a higher qualification than any M.Sc. It gives easy placement and better job prospects.
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Saurabh kumar KarAn engineering student IIITian
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It's just from my own experience that I am saying. In Delhi, I am aware if one good institute which is Made Easy. It is good institute which covers all the topics and they have a very good teaching faculty members. They are even good at doubt clearing and moreover their notes are very good. I have seen their notes and it good. If you just practice that you will be confident enough to crack GATE.
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Saurabh kumar KarAn engineering student IIITian
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Only 3 months left. That's very less time. Still don't lose hope. I am not sure what is your branch so I cant be specific. I can be general. So make your concepts clear in the first month and don't try to cover each and every subject. Just focus on the subject which is maximum marks and also the subject which are the easiest one. Just focus on these subjects and solve previous year papers as much as you can.
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Saurabh kumar KarAn engineering student IIITian
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You can opt for B.Tech in any branch you are interested in. If you want to join core companies then go for Mech, civil, EC, EE. If you don't want to go for core companies and rather want to pursue your M.Tech, then it depends upon your interest in which field you are interested. If you are interested in maths and coding, you can go for CSE IT. These are the options you can always go for. You can start preparation mid 2nd year or in third year. But early is best. So, 2nd year will give you sufficient time to solve problems. All the best.
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Saurabh kumar KarAn engineering student IIITian
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You can prepare for GATE either when you are in your 2nd year or in your 3rd year. You haven't specified the branch. So, I can't be specific. I can just say that practice from previous year papers and join any coaching institute of you can. If you can't it won't be a problem, if you have time Watch NPTEL lectures and you will be good to go. All the best. Just practice and practice.
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Saurabh kumar KarAn engineering student IIITian
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Yes, you can appear for GATE more than twice. ECE us a good branch but their scope in India is less if you want a job after M.Tech or B.Tech. Usually, doing M.Tech in ECE is good than only B.Tech. Moreover after M.Tech many companies doors are automatically open for you. Also some PSU may give admission based on that and the score you achieved.
I hope it helps.
I hope it helps.
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Saurabh kumar KarAn engineering student IIITian
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You can prepare for these branches in two ways:
1st you can join any institute like made easy or Ace. They are the good ones and they make the concepts clear. If you don't want to spend money in offline coaching then
2nd choice if you have ample amount of time you can always go for NPTEL and self Study. EC and EE are the most difficult branches from my 4 year of experience I am saying that. Always try to learn and practice previous year papers. Which will be very helpful.
I hope it helps.
1st you can join any institute like made easy or Ace. They are the good ones and they make the concepts clear. If you don't want to spend money in offline coaching then
2nd choice if you have ample amount of time you can always go for NPTEL and self Study. EC and EE are the most difficult branches from my 4 year of experience I am saying that. Always try to learn and practice previous year papers. Which will be very helpful.
I hope it helps.
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Saurabh kumar KarAn engineering student IIITian
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You have ample amount of time for preparation. One thing I can suggest you is to start preparation early. CS is the easiest branch in terms of GATE. The questions asked are very direct if you know the concepts. There are three options in which you can prepare. First. You can join any offline coaching institute for the preparation and they will guide you. Second. One of the best one. You can join Ravindrababu Ravula course where his strategy is mind blowing. He is a very good instructor. He charges some fees but it's almost half to that of offline.
3rd is you can do self study but for that you have to start early. Practice by solving pr
3rd is you can do self study but for that you have to start early. Practice by solving pr
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Saurabh kumar KarAn engineering student IIITian
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You can get the answer key online or from any institute also. Online answer key is published by IIT after the JEE is over. The time when I am.A. Answering this question it is not conducted by IIT now, it's now an independent body which is NTA. I hope you got your answer.
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