Engineering Entrance Exam

You should refer to the following books: HC Verma, Arihant, A Das Gupta for PCM respectively. Make your concepts clear on time without any hesitation. If you want to join a coaching institute, go for a good one and be regular in your studies. Solve previous years question papers as much as you can a

I agree with Shweta at some points but will suggest, you go for a coaching class as it provides a competitive environment and proper study pattern. Also, it will be more helpful if you go for Catalyser or someone similar.

Dear,
As per the guidelines mentioned on the GATE website, there is no percentage restriction. They require a Bachelors degree in technology. Even those students who are in their 7th or 8th semester, they can apply for GATE exam.
You can check full details at this link for your reference.
http://www.ga

Every coaching which prepares students for IIT-JEE gives coaching to droppers.

Hello Vishal,
http://gate.iitr.ernet.in
Please refer this link for the application openings and deadlines.
The syllabus will also be published in the same website.
All the best!

Getting less than 75 percent should tell you as to where you stand as compared to others. Merely appearing for different exams is not going to change this. Did you not study enough earlier? Private colleges with huge fee will surely offer you admission. The solution lies in changing the perspective

Revise basic concepts and try solving previous years GATE question papers. You can try solving study materials of Made Easy.

You can refer to books like H.C.Verma, D.C.Pandey, I.E.Irodov and Arihant publication for studying physics.

You need to crack JEE Mains and JEE Advanced exam with near to perfect score and get good AIR. You need to score more than 85 percent marks in class 12th board exam. Keep your concepts clear, and work hard.

Yes, you can. Your class 12th certificate is valid for two years. It means you can re-appear for the JEE Mains exam.