Which is the best way online to study for GATE?

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7 years ago

Solve at-least last 10 years Previous Papers. It will make you get the idea about the type of Questions being asked in the Exam. Focus more on 2 mark questions. They boost your Score exponentially. Practice as many Mock-tests as you can (that too as per the Standard pattern of the GATE Exam). Keep y

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Shruti Pandya | Contributor-Level 10

7 years ago

First, clear your engineering field concepts. Then, try to solve and analysis the previous years papers. After that, if you don't understand any topic then search about it on internet and watch you tube videos. You can join distance learning programs also and test series for more practice from diffe

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Aakash Rai | Contributor-Level 9

7 years ago

Thanks for helping.

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