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Akhil Kumar LakumCareer Coach

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Yes, if you have a graduation degree, then you can give all the above exams. All the best.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

Scholar-Level 18

Hello Ravula,
GATE 2019 will be conducted by IIT Chennai and they have displayed a very nice webpage where all the required information is available. You can download the syllabus for all the papers that you are interested in preparing for so that you know how and what to study. However for obtaining old question papers along with answers you will just need to Google and you will find hundreds of web pages with this information. As a counsellor of Shiksha I cannot recommend a particular agency or particular institution as it is against the policies hence I would advise you to make use of Google and download all the information that you
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Arpit DongreMaturity is when you realize nothing is permanent

Scholar-Level 16

Understand the GATE syllabus. Gather important resources. Start your preparation with dedication. Make revision notes. Start preparation of Maths first as it is easy to score and constitutes 15% of the syllabus.

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MAAZ ABDULLAH

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There are some other ways to enter into a company. You can apply for off-campus examinations or interviews. You can regularly visit some sites which notifies you about different vacancies in companies. I am mentioning some below:
1. Glassdoor (https://www.glassdoor.co.in/index.htm)
2. Elitmus (https://www.elitmus.com/)
3. Naukri. Com
And there are a lot more.

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Prachi PolMaking History...

Guide-Level 13

It is very good that you start your preparation right from the first year of college. Two years of rigorous study have paid off, and you very well deserve a break. Studies include basics of every branch. Just observe everything, and make sure you want to get into technical side, i.e GATE / ESE. Second year usually has some important subjects, make sure you don't study them just for clearing the semesters, but for getting in depth knowledge. It is very tough to do that, but once you do that, it will pay you off very well 2 years later. In the 3rd year, join a coaching. Or, arrange some good study material and start serious preparations.
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Saurav MishraStudent,writer,entrepreneur.

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Yes, you can surely opt for teaching Maths as a career. However, with a B.Tech/M.Tech degree, you can't teach Maths to post-secondary (after class 12th) students. In order to do so, you have to pursue M.Sc. In mathematics or you can even go for Ph.D. and end up being a professor teaching engineering undergrads. There's one more option, you can go for tutoring in private coaching classes as they don't really care about your degree if you are well versed in your discipline.

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Arpit DongreMaturity is when you realize nothing is permanent

Scholar-Level 16

Power electronics - P. S. Bhimhra
Power system - Nagrath kothari
Electrical machines - P. S. Bhimra
Networks - Valkenburg (Madeeasy notes are sufficient)
Control system - Madeeasy notes (B. S. make, nagrath kothari)
Analog - Bolyested
Signal and system - Madeeasy notes
Op-amp, filters etc. - D. Roy Chaudary
Digital - Anand Kumar
EMT - saiduku
Measurement -madeeasy notes
Engineering mathematics - Ace academy and Madeeasy notes (I followed H. C. Taneja for some part). For questions - Madeeasy book containing previous year questions and R. K. Kanodia
Apart from these I will recommend you to follow Madeeasy handwritten notes. They are extremely helpfu
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Arpit DongreMaturity is when you realize nothing is permanent

Scholar-Level 16

You have two option before you start, either to prepare your own or take coaching. Now according to me first one is the best. Coaching will be helpful only when your basic are not at all clear. First download the syllabus and then start preparing. You can refer to the following books:
Power electronics - P. S. Bhimhra
Power system - Nagrath kothari
Electrical machines - P. S. Bhimra
Networks - Valkenburg (Madeeasy notes are sufficient)
Control system - Madeeasy notes (B. S. make, nagrath kothari)
Analog - Bolyested
Signal and system - Madeeasy notes
Op-amp, filters etc. - D. Roy Chaudary
Digital - Anand Kumar
EMT - saiduku
Measurement -madeeasy n
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