how to prepare for gate exam 2020?

DEAR ASPIRANT,

Its already very high time for gate exam.In gate exam totally 65 questions will be present in which 35 are 2 marks and 30 are 1 mark questions and also every year approximately 25-28 marks are from aptitude and maths so, better try to score maximum marks out of this 25-28 marks.take mock tests as many as you can by that you can analyse yourself in which topics you are weak and then you can improve. check the below link so that your preparation can become easy:

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

hello samridhi agrawal..,

here are some tips for the preparation of gate exam 2020

1. Start Early. One of the best methods which can boost your preparation for GATE 2020 without coaching is to start early. ...
2. Be Familiar with the Syllabus. ...
3. Create a Study Schedule. ...
4. Choose the Correct Books. ...
5. Attempt Online Mock Tests. ...
6. Solve Sample Papers. ...
7. Maintain Consistency. ...
8. Prepare Short Notes.

Experts suggest that the candidates spend at least 6 to 8 dedicated hours per day for GATE preparation. Every exam will be tough for you if you do not practice for it and study without focus. Toughness of any exam depends on the preparation done. Keeping the concepts right will help you in scoring high in the GATE exam.

hope this information helps

all the best for you bright future...

GATE exam is conducted different for different engineering branches therefore as per your branches you need to be e clear with your syllabus for GATE exam as some branches have more competition like electrical engineering mechanical engineering where is some branches have less competition such as chemical engineering therefore depending upon the branch the toughness of the selection is decided.

Apart from specific syllabus there is some aptitude questions and mathematics part which is common for all the exams so you need to prepare that too if you look at the question paper of net exam then you can find that most of the questions are similar and just based on the syllabus if you are good at solving all the questions of your respective syllabus and you don't find the question paper to be tough.