Can I opt for this course after attempting GATE after completing B.Sc?

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R
3 years ago
Yes, if you have already done with UG degree then you are eligible to appear for GATE exam, keep checking up with the official site of the same where they release forms to appear in the GATE exam.

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pradeep kumar
3 years ago
Yes, a B.Sc. Student can take the GATE exam in 2023. GATE requires a graduate Certificate to be eligible to fill out the application form. If a candidate is in the final year (or third year of any undergraduate degree), then GATE conducting authority will provide a form on GATE 2023 official website

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