Right now I am pursuing B.Tech CSE 2nd year from IPU. I want to clear GATE exam. How can I start my preparation from now?

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    Rajdeep Sinha | Guide-Level 13

    7 years ago
    Hi there,
    You can prepare for GATE exam along with your 2nd B.Tech studies from your respective college. From now onwards, start focusing on classroom studies. Focus on subjects like Data structures, Computer Organisation and Discrete Mathematics. Do a lot of practice and you can easily clear GATE exam.
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    Ashish Kumar fsociety | Contributor-Level 10

    7 years ago
    Hi Nitesh, simply you have to study deeply your core subjects
    to clear the GATE exam. You must have the basic knowledge of all subjects. You can buy some books designed for GATE and start preparation yourself.
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    Akash Kumar Student * Programmer *

    7 years ago
    Stay focused in your academics and courses. Study hard the concepts and try to solve more GATE questions.
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    Ashutosh Deshwal

    7 years ago
    It is very good thing that you planning for the GATE exam. As you are student of CSE department so I would suggest you that first check the syllabus of GATE. There you will find there are some subjects which you studied in your 1st year and also you will study in this semester. Also download some previous year GATE's paper and try to solve them parallel with your B.Tech. There are also some websites where you can practice the GATE questions as per your choice's subject. And the subject which you will study now you can try practicing those questions because it will be in parallel and if you find some problem you can confirm it with your
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    Yash Singhal Knowledge is meant to be shared | Scholar-Level 17

    7 years ago
    You can start taking online lectures and start solving the GATE previous year question papers. If you want you can either join coaching for the same.
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    Nitish Pahwa | Guide-Level 12

    7 years ago
    First of all I don't think you need to start coaching or studying for GATE because from the 3rd year onwards companies will be coming to offer you jobs according to requirements, But if still you want to start coaching of GATE there is one coaching center for these exams in university-Mall i.e. Career Launcher they will help you out for this.

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