Can you make a study plan for me to crack gate 2020

Hey Shubham,

Preparing a timetable will be good but it should be according to your preferences. We can only provide you with a basic structure. Initially, you have to focus on the basics and divide your time for different papers taking a look at the marks alloted.

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https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-preparation-timetable

Hello



Plan:



Starting preparation with an easy subject will boost confidence and keep motivated. An example preparation structure is given below:

(Aptitude  Theory of Computation  Compiler design  Digital Logic  Linear Algebra  Sets and Relations  Graph theory  C-Programming  Data Structures  Algorithms  Database Management Systems  Operating Systems  Computer Networks  Computer Organization)Please note that if you are able to complete till C-Programming in the mentioned order you have almost completed 50 marks worth of the syllabus which is quite easy.Dont spend all your time studying theory only. Finding a balance between studying theory and solving questions is key.Practicing questions is crucial as it gives an idea of the type of questions asked in the exam along with the importance of each topic, from the exams point of view.

Students at Applied Course take 2 practice tests every week that helps them analyze the weak areas that they need to focus more on. They also have constructive discussions with instructors and other students that helps them gauge their preparedness. We recommend the rest of the students to solve practice questions from standard textbooks, given at the end of each chapter (try to solve them in a timed manner, like writing an exam) and make a note of their weak points. They should then try to focus more on improving these weak areas. This exercise should be repeated for each subject and should be done at least on a weekly basis.Make revision notes for each topic such that they cover all the important definitions, formulas, etcTry to clear all the doubts by discussing with peers and from other sources.Once all your subjects are completed, start solving the previous 20-year questions papers like the actual exam in a timed manner. These exams (along with their detailed solutions) are available at the Applied Course website (Applied Course) FREE OF COST. The website provides a comprehensive analysis of the students performance with subject-wise score breakups and comparative rankings with other test takers. Observe the topics where you are scoring negative marks and the questions where you are taking too much time. Work on these areas and aim to improve your weak points in the next test.Revise the running notes on a weekly basis to recall and memorize the concepts.



I hope it will help you

Good luck.....