When and in which semester should anyone start preparing for GATE?
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Its better spend some time from 3-2, find your strength parts. get the basics, collecting right materials, sure success.
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GATE aspirants follow different strategies for success, but there is no magic formula guaranteeing GATE exam success. Experts agree that only hard work, planning and starting early, will maximize the chances of success.
A recognizable score in GATE offers a kick start to the career of the student. GATE exam happens in the month of February, i.e. during the last semester (8th) of engineering. Hence, a student will have only six month, if he starts preparing in the 4th year of engineering. Most students are baffled as to when they should start preparing for GATE exam. Experts says that 3rd year is the best time to start GATE preparation. -
One should start preparing for GATE from 3 year and 5 semester itself as the questions in GATE normally comes from 3rd year syllabus and some questions from 2 year syllabus also. So you should start preparing from 4 semester or 5th semester so that you can prepare well for GATE and can score good percentile.
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