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I have achieved AIR 8 in GATE CS 2024 as well as AIR 17 in GATE DA 2024 in my final year of B Tech. and all this was possible because of my parents' support as well as my friends who helped me throughout my preparation. I am thankful to GateOverflow for providing a platform for quality discussions and GO Classes for providing the best test series for GATE CS with very good conceptual questions which helped me build my problem-solving skills.

As I had not taken any coaching, I dedicated some time in starting of my preparation to find the best resources. Though there were many resources that I have studied from throughout my preparation, I am sharing some of the resources that I found were excellent for building basic concepts.

List of standard books that I followed:

Subject	Name and Author
Algorithm and DS	Introduction to Algorithms, by CLRS (3E) Algorithm Design, Jon Kleinberg and Éva Tardos
Discrete Mathematics	Discrete mathematics and its applications by Kenneth H. Rosen (Indian 7E)
Computer Networks	Data Communications and Networking by Behrouz A. Forouzan (5E) Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7E)
Theory of Computation	An Introduction to Formal Languages and Automata by Peter Linz (6E) Introduction To the Theory Of Computation - Michael Sipser
Compiler Design	Compilers: Principles, Techniques, and Tools
Digital Logic	Digital Logic and Computer Design by M. Morris Mano
Computer Organization	Computer Organisation by Carl Hamacher Computer Organization and Design: The Hardware/Software Interface by David A Patterson and John L. Hennessy (5E)
Operating System	Operating Systems by Avi Silberschatz, Greg Gagne, and Peter Baer Galvin (International 9E)
Databases	Fundamentals of Database Systems by Ramez Elmasri and Shamkant B. Navathe (7E) Database System Concepts Book by Abraham Silberschatz, Henry F. Korth, and S. Sudarshan

List of Courses/Video Lectures I followed:

Subject	Course/Resource Links
Algorithm and DS	Introduction to Algorithms MIT OCW MIT 6.006 Introduction to Algorithms, Spring 2020 Algorithms by Shai Simonson Amazing  and intuitive lectures Algorithm Specialization - Stanford (Coursera)  Can audit the course and find quiz online (quiz questions are very good!)
Discrete Mathematics	Discrete Mathematics by Shai Simonson Introduction to Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science Specialization (Coursera) Very good lectures with proofs and intuition!
Computer Networks	Computer Network Videos by Jim Kurose (Youtube) Best Videos on Computer Network
Theory of Computation	Theory of Computation by Shai Simonson Best lectures for TOC and very intuitive (Must Watch for TOC!) CS103 Standford Materials - TOC
Computer Organization	High Performance Computing by Prof. Matthew Jacob IISc Will cover basic of OS and COA High Performance Computer Architecture Playlist 1 High Performance Computer Architecture Playlist 2 High Performance Computer Architecture Playlist 3 High Performance Computer Architecture Playlist 4 Best videos I found for Multilevel Paging and Cache
Operating System	High Performance Computing by Prof. Matthew Jacob IISc Will cover basic of OS and COA
Digital Logic	Electronics - Digital Circuits and Systems - NPTEL Covers everything
DBMS	DBMS NPTEL Lectures - IIT KGP DBMS NPTEL - Fundamental of Database Systems  Data Base Management System - IITKGP All three courses are very good
Compilers	Compilers Course by Prof. Alex Aiken Very good Course but some topics for GATE are not covered so refer NPTEL/Book CS143 Standford Materials - Compiler Design
Linear Algebra	MIT 18.06 Linear Algebra by Prof. Gilbert Strang Best lectures for Linear Algebra  Essence of linear algebra (3b1b) Highly recommend these videos for intuition
Probability	Probabilistic Systems Analysis and Applied Probability  Statistics 110: Probability Best Lectures on Probability!
Calculus	MIT 18.01 Single Variable Calculus, Fall 2006 Essence of Calculus Khan Academy - Calculus I Khan Academy - Calculus II Very good videos on Calculus
Group Theory	Introduction to Abstract Group Theory by Krishna Hanumanthu, CMI

(On Coursera, there is an option to audit the course and watch videos for free and can also find the quiz questions online)

Some points about resources:

• Some of the courses have content beyond the GATE syllabus as well some of which I studied because I was enjoying that, but that can be easily be filtered out by looking at the topics in GATE syllabus pdf.
• Multiple books/courses do not necessarily mean I studied from both resources fully, I referred to other books/course when some topic had little content in one resource or I had doubts even after studying from one resource.
• Discussion is very important when learning something since it provides different approaches to the problem. I had discussions on GATE subjects and other related things with my friends in college which made me realize gaps in my knowledge and also helped me see new ways to approach many problems. For this, can also join groups online.
• For doubt solving, I would recommend searching various resources (top university articles/ppts or books) for the specific topics and reading discussions on stackoverflow or gateoverflow. It might take time but you will learn much more about the topic after thinking about it yourself and reading the discussion with different approaches.
• Some subjects require more time than others, so don’t try to rush any subjects.
• PYQs are the most important part of preparation, don’t skip them.
• Can also try out NPTEL assignments or relevant assignments of top universities.
• The only trick I know about solving questions faster is to practice more questions, so I can only recommend the same trick.
• Revision is necessary.
• Try to reduce Silly Mistakes! (Most Important! Mere aise questions glt hai exam me silly mistakes ki vjh se jo bina preparation walo ne bhi shi kiye honge)
• Don’t be restricted to just the resources shared, explore, prepare well and enjoy learning

 

There are many other things which can be found on many toppers’ interview on youtube but I feel like some of those things are subjective. Some make long notes, some make short notes, some don’t make notes and some even keep a notebook of mistakes. I made long notes of some subjects, short for some and for some did not make any notes (don't recommend this though).

For test series, I fully recommend GO Classes test series since their questions were from very good and standard resources (Some questions I recognized from the assignments of top university/courses in the tests :P) which will help in building concept as well as applying all those concepts (Loved the AIMTs since a lot of aspirants are giving exam at the same time so it feels like real GATE exam). I personally don’t think there is need for multiple test series as I couldn’t even attempt all the tests in GO Classes test series until the end and was able to attempt only 5 test from one other test series.

Most of these resources I had compiled from various blogs(mentioned below) and https://gatecse.in/

Some useful blogs for more resources:

• Resources I followed during my preparation
• https://dhruvil16.github.io/
• Useful Blogs for GATE Preparation - Experiences Shared by Seniors

 

I made ..sort of "entries" on the different days :)  posting as is... I hope it helps the people who are starting/ thinking of GATE, it will surely give you a kick-start to get to study right now!

 

Result: AIR 175 GATE 2024, 3rd year with some college...

 

11 Feb 2024

The day after the exam.

Hi! I am Devashish, yesterday was D-day for me and I would like to record my candid thoughts about my preparation journey, looking back, I see lots of highs and lots of lows but I hope it will all be worth it in the end.

My process:

I was not able/ did not want to do the subject/topic wise tests because of time and scheduling constraints but since I had started early, I was able to handle them at the end after completing the syllabus. You must find what works best for you, my process was to first complete the subject vids with any worksheets/in- class ques properly. Then I used to directly solve pyqs, if solved correctly using correct method then all good, else the harder ques/ the ones I got wrong I marked and tracked for future revisions, then after maybe 2-3 subjects I used to come back to them, usually half of them got solved at this point.

The last months were the toughest, i started in Feb end 2023 so it was a long time to prep but it was also my third year so a lot of time went to college too, the start was very normal, I felt neither good nor bad about when I started, Feb, March, April, etc. went oks.

I knew about GO too, but I only studied the free C course by then, It was so good that I decided to join, BUT, I had bad experiences with coaching so I also made a very deliberate decision to only follow my own timetable/schedule of subjects and manage college lil bit, then July came and I was behind in my own schedule, so I started crazy study: one subject morning, afternoon, evening types, it could only be sustained by me for just 1 month then due college exams and burnout I took like a  week off, that was a -ve point, don’t do that mistake, I wasn’t affected by it much because I had studied DLD in college properly and that grind of 1 month mentally exhausted me but also polished that subject, would not recommend such experiments if studying any subject for the first time.

Then I re-evaluated my strategy and realized the importance of load balancing, I would recommend that have a ez/liked subject parallelly with a new / disliked subject, then sept came and I made my 2^nd mistake, superficially completed the syllabus and wasted a week in thinking I know this I know that, but I knew somewhere in my mind that it was not true and just an excuse for not studying much.

So now started the most crucial part: actually testing myself, I did GO test series, usually got about ½ of the total marks, also got 0.5/25 once,  but I tracked the mistakes and oct to nov I finished 1 revision and sub tests of whole syllabus.

Now I had a good idea of my weak subs COA + compiler+dbms etc

So dec two weeks went in strengthening them. I started full length mocks from dec 20, got in range of 30+ to 68+ but highest was 71, lowest 39 in GO tests only, so I knew my knowledge was not deep enough but I compensated for it with syllabus coverage and time management. I gave mocks every 2^nd or sometimes 3^rd day.

It was like a Sine wave, but you should know that mock marks do NOT matter, they only tell you that some ques you solved and some you did not in that moment.

Don’t make the mistake of not analyzing mocks. Analysis tells you what concepts need revision/ clarity. And that is what you need in the final months, revision, but in a way that simulates the exam, randomly getting ques from wherever topic and being able to revisit the whole concept just by thinking about it in a short time. This is a skill that you develop by giving mocks. Make sure that the test taking strategy works for you, if not then change it to your own taste.

I also took it to heart that whatever  I don’t know doesn’t matter but whatever I know MUST be correct in the exam.

I could not sleep the day before the exam, I was very excited for it, gave shift 1, felt it was easier and a thousand times doable than any GO test I had ever given, because GATE asks the basics and fundamentals, so yeah, that’s it, hopefully I will get a good rank and won’t have to grind again in 2024. Now waiting for the result.

 

 

19 Feb 2024

Marks and Answer key released.

So it’s now 19 Feb 2024, the gate 2024 answer as well as response sheets are out, predicting around 160 AIR, its an awesome feeling, 72.33 marks, so yeah. Feels great, like a huge weight has been lifted away from me, I feel lighter and very happy, kind of like in a daze, some part of me cannot even believe it that I did so well. This is awesome! It’s a great feeling!

Checkout Amit Khurana sir on YouTube, his channel helped complete half the preparation.

GO is Awesome! They teach soooo well, I fell in love with cse subjects.

I’d also like to thank my professors, who helped me clear my doubts and guide me on the subjects, my friends, who used to take up my college work for me and helped me focus on the things that mattered, they also supported me so much throughout my preparation, my roommate Braj, who helped me study and taught me the importance of planning and execution. It was awesome to work with such great people who helped me succeed.

PS: I remember that the GateOverflow profiles of the people were also a motivating factor for me, I used to look at them when doing pyqs/taking breaks, the effort and time invested by all these people and imagining the hard work they did fired me up in the last months due to which I was able to stay on track.

That points system is a great thing! It gamifies the preparation and is an amazing mechanic.

 

 

16 March 2024

Finally got the results, AIR 175, Score 831. Rank me toh gadbad hai, 72 – 73 marks pe air 151 hain logon ki.

But I guess they have adjusted the scores accordingly ; I was getting predicted 160 rank and score 818.

Nice.

Finally, everything is right in the world. Mehnat ka fal milta hai, bas sahi direction me lag jaao sab kuch laga do…

I want to give a shoutout to my amazing college friends; Braj, Arijit, Akshant…without these guys I would have failed those semesters, Lol… these people are gems, and also my awesome college professors who helped me soo much.

YAY! Cant wait for whats ahead, abhi toh 3^rd year hai, getting internships and stuff now. Will keep in touch with GO and this amazing community! Cheers!

 

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Tools / techniques I directly learned / followed / stole / got from the toppers :) 

 

Use notion or obsidian for tracking pyqs, toggle the answers and keep snip of every ques did wrong.

Regularly do quizzes and tests to avoid tension later, but if not able to, then also don't panic, can cover with extra effort in the end.

Always refer proper resources and learn the concepts correctly the first time, if messed it up you will have to put in extra effort to fix it.

 

For those who still have not "found" your order of subjects / "schedule" i will advice as follows , feel free to change according to what suits you, I'll tell the acc to pre requisite.

Do probability, discrete math first

DLD do before COA, TOC,CD,OS,CN

TOC do before CD

CN do near the middle of the preparation its huge n needs practice.

OS do around COA can push to end time

DBMS is ok to do near sept, etc, after the harder subjects are done, revise discrete with this one

LA fit anywhere

Don't ignore aptitude. Do GO pdfs pyqs, gateandtech telegram channel, just maximize marks from here, they are free....

 

Always remain consistent, even if you become lazy and miss a few days then mentally compensate for it by working harder, on the flip side, don't work sooo hard that you burnout, i kinda lil bit did at the end, but all is well that ends well.

 

Don't let test marks affect you, it is not GATE, it is not the end. 

 

In the later months you may start fearing the exam result, convince yourself that it doesn't matter, the mind plays tricks on you because it is tired, it doesn't want to work... just know : work implies output, work in the correct direction, you will do well, just don't get caught up in the whys and the what ifs, it is just wasting crucial time... get on with study. 

 

Hope these help, I plan to stay in touch with this amazing community, feel free to chat.

I thank GO forum , GO classes, all the free resources that i followed, and above all, my friends and family.
 

I have collected the last admissions form acceptance dates of all 23 IIT by visiting their website. It might save your time
 

IIT Delhi	8 April
IIT Bombay	5 April
IIT Bhu	5 April
IIT Mandi	9 April
IIT Kanpur	11 April
IIT Hydrabad	11 April
IIT Ropar	15 April
IIT Bhubaneshwar	15 April
IIT Jammu	15 April
IIT Kharagpur	16 April
IIT Indore	17 April
IIT Dhanbad	17 April
IIT Gandhinagar	17 April
IIT Bhilai	17 April
IIT Madras	19 April
IIT Tipupati	19 April
IIT Roorkee	20 April
IIT Jodhpur	20 April
IIT Goa	20 April
IIT Patna	21 April
IIT Dharwad	23 April
IIT Guwahati	24 April
IIT Palakkad	26 April

Hi everyone,
I am Sakshi Joshi, currently pursing my MS CSE at IIT Madras. Since the GATE results are out, I have wanted to write this post for a long time because I was in a similar phase as you, struggling to get a good rank but miserably failing because of a lack of consistent efforts from my side. Still, I managed to get into IIT Madras, which taught me huge life lessons. Philosophy aside, I wanted you to know that My gate rank was just 2890 when I joined as an MS student here, So the route that I followed is a bit different from that of a regular GATE student, which will still require hard work, but in case your GATE didn’t go as you expected it to be and you can’t afford to take year drop then, I think the resources which I share here and my approach might help you to get into your dream college.

My Score statistics:

GATE 2021[First Attempt]:

• Score: 405
• Rank: ~7800

In GATE 2021, I didn’t apply anywhere as I feel that my concepts are not very clear, and I need to prepare more rigorously for the examination. I joined GO classes this year and realised I had a lot of gaps in my concepts and also I lacked practice.

GATE 2022 [Drop year after B.Tech]

• Score 455
• Rank  4384

For GATE 2022, I prepared some subjects well, and have a foundation in Computer Science but, again, lacked practice, so I decided to join somewhere. I have never had industry exposure or research experience coming from a tier-3 college. I am very much interested in pursuing research in AI/ML (that was my main reason for pursuing a master's degree). This time I applied to all TOP IITs whose research area matches mine. So I applied even to PhD programs because I was not sure if a direct Ph.D. was a good thing or not, but for the sake of interview experience, I applied. So In order to gain interview experience, I applied to all top IITs, Industries, and Project Positions in some labs that were of interest. Along with it, I filled out the forms for various other exams like JEST, PGEE, ISI, and CMI.

I maintained a sheet that covers all the information regarding the application [1]. You can follow the same format for your area of interest. 

Even if you apply in any area for CS, these topics are a must

For interviews, I was watching GoClasses, Foundations CSE + Logic + Functions and relations

AI/ML

• Deepak sir Combinatorics, recurrence relations videos https://www.goclasses.in/courses/Discrete-Mathematics-Course-63f9aa9be4b0a8a370cfb0ad
• Sachin sir’s Linear Algebra playlist, Probability https://www.goclasses.in/courses/Engineering-Mathematics-60fdd8530cf2c7989e1f109d#tableofcontents 
• Interview prepare questions: https://gateoverflow.in/blog/12782/all-interview-experiences-college-wise-and-year-wise-links (I was learning with backtracking questions and the reading watching concepts in which I feel i am unable to answer those questions )
• PadhAI course Deep learning (For related interview) : https://padhai.onefourthlabs.in/courses/dl-feb-2019 
• Interview tips: https://cse.iitm.ac.in/pages.php?pages=NzM=

Extra Resources Which I didn’t follow at that time but might be useful for you. 

• Prof. Mitesh Khapra IIT Madras Linear algebra slides – http://www.cse.iitm.ac.in/~miteshk/CS6015.html 
• Gilbert strang Linear algebra book https://seyedkalali.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/A-First-Course-in-Probability-8th-ed.-Sheldon-Ross.pdf
• Probability Sheldon Ross book https://students.aiu.edu/submissions/profiles/resources/onlineBook/Y5B7M4_Introduction_to_Linear_Algebra-_Fourth_Edition.pdf
• YouTube Fundamentals of deep learning: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZ2ps__7DhBZVxMrSkTIcG6zZBDKUXCnM&si=McNfDBaTBXvfG-OO 

[1] Counselling sheet for Myself – https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1bxEyyT1XIfcud3AQ-ylQpW7enGkaIfP7cURQUgWiwIE/edit?usp=sharing 

GATE 2023[After joining as Project Associate at IIT M]

• Score 505
• Rank  2890

I did two courses, one Linear Algebra and the other VLSI, in December 2022, but I also switched labs within IIT Madras; hence I got shortlisted for an interview in May 2023.

 

How to apply for project positions?

Either on the IITs website page or go through their professors list, which works in your area of interest. Mail them and ask if there are any opportunities available. 
List of professors at IIT Madras CSE:http://www.cse.iitm.ac.in/listpeople.php?arg=MSQw

Labs at IIT Madras CSE: http://www.cse.iitm.ac.in/labs.php

There is a new department of AI and Data Science at IIT Madras, So do apply if you’re interested in AI/ML: https://dsai.iitm.ac.in/academics/mtech-in-data-science-and-ai/

This is for IIT Madras, but there are similar categories of admission for other IITs as well. You need to look into their website, read the brochure, and apply. Don’t just think that your GATE score is low, so you will not be called for interviews.

I got calls for 

• IISC PhD Written  clear written + Interview: I didn’t clear the interview (Winter admission)
• IIT Bombay Cminds – written: I didn't clear the written. (Winter admission)
• IIT Delhi MS yardi School of AI – Didn’t attend the test (Winter, summer both)
• IIT Kanpur written test for MS, but because it was offline hence I didn’t go (Winter + summer admission)
• IIT Hyderabad MTech CSE RA (Winter) Written + Interview (Cleared Both)
• IIT Hyderabad MTech AI RA (Winter) Written + Interview (Cleared Both)
• IIIT Hyderabad PhD  Cleared written(PGEE) but didn't go for an interview. (Summer)
• IIT Madras Research Park project associate CEET Lab – Applied through LinkedIn – Got selected and joined.
• IIT Madras Project Position (Speech lab interview through gate portal ) – Winter admission  (Sometimes, when you apply for MS at IIT M but your score is not good enough for MS, then you might get a call for a project position it’s rare but professors may shortlist you for the project instead of ms directly so write good SOP which aligns with your interest and skills don't leave it blank. )
• IIT Madras AI4bharat Lab Project Associate (Winter): Mailed to the professor; they took two interview rounds Deep Learning related. I Got selected and joined.

Resources for extra stuff:

Post GATE Playlist, which I make for some useful videos: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL87y3xJCMzO5wGa6z_MGunpsV0KBMqmx_&si=N2FaNqI0hTSge3ru 

Sample SOP/SOR – https://www.yourpedia.in/courses/post-gate-counseling/sample-sop-sor 

latest Notification of all the IITs forms https://www.yourpedia.in/notifications/latest-notification (This helps me a lot to keep track for deadlines )

You can make a directory for keeping all your important documents at one place. It will be handy for you last time 

[Main directory ]Post_gate
                              ------Documents

                              ------Certificates/ Resumes

                              ------Each college folder you are applying in (to save all the receipts and forms )

                              ------password.txt (to save all your portal passwords)

 

Some important points 

• Read college admission brochures properly
• Apply even if the data says otherwise
• Keep learning and practising

 

ALL THE VERY BEST EVERYONE.DON’T LOSE HOPE! :)

I want to thank GO classes from the deepest of my heart for giving me things I never believed would be mine. Deepak sir and Sachine sir lectures not only help you in GATE but also for clearing the interviews, and acing the subjects here in IITs as well. 

 

Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies.

 

Congratulations to all the toppers of GATE CSE 2024. Please fill this details. This can serve as a reference to future aspirants.

https://forms.gle/YKYDccghoMKnSHY79

If you have any admission queries, please add them here: https://app.sli.do/event/ik4Fhp33SWsGC7tE2QCTqh/embed/polls/6240d009-da1e-4ae2-addc-e877524b8acc

Responses: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRSKs-wANJAylWN1yll5SUI9jrl-7oX1DOZaosU4jfeRbDbjy8xvbouSkU5LRRRGUN90fnE9GQH0-GL/pubhtml?gid=303240226&single=true

You can see last year COAP responses here: https://gateoverflow.in/blog/15099/coap-responses-gate-cse-2023

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Date of examination: 4th May, 2024 (2.00 PM to 5.00 PM)

 

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BARC SCIENTIST OCES/DGFS 2023

Welcome to 2024. The first job notification of this year is BARC (Bhabha Atomic Research Center)  for the post of Scientist -B whose notification is out.

• Important Dates:  All dates are tentative

  Commencement of the Online Application Process for OCES/DGFS-2024	30th December 2023
  Last date for Registration for Online Application	14 February, 2024
  Online Examination	16th March & 17th March 2024

• Application fee and Date of Birth for Eligibility of Age

• Eligibility Criteria: (Information technology is not allowed) 

• Selection in 2 ways either based on GATE 22/23/24 or performance based on a written test followed by an interview.

• Detailed Advertisement

• BROCHURE OCSE / DGFS 2024

• Apply here

This year:

1. BARC 2024 gate cutoff $812$
2. BARC 2024 CBT cutoff $107$

GO Classes All India Mock Tests (AIMTs) for GATE CSE 2024:

All India Mock Test 5 (AIMT-5) will be LIVE on 5th Febuary, 09:30AM to 12:30PM.

LINK: https://www.goclasses.in/courses/Mock-Test-61185c7c0cf2ccff5ce1eb7b

All India Mock Test 4 (AIMT-4) will be LIVE on 28st January, 09:30AM to 12:30PM.

Watch this video for ALL Details: ALL Details About AIMTs 4 & 5 for GATE CSE 2024

 

Previous GO Classes  AIMTs for GATE CSE 2024:

AIMT-3 Link: AIMT-3 Link (Can also Attempt Now, Click Here)

AIMT-2 Link: AIMT-2 Link (Can also Attempt Now, Click Here)

All India Mock Test 1 Link(AIMT-1): https://gateoverflow.in/exam/582/go-classes-gate-cse-2024-all-india-mock-test-1  

Watch this Video for All Details: GO Classes All India Mock Test(Free for ALL) for GATE CSE 2024

Hi all,

We are excited to announce the GO Classes All India Mock Test on this Sunday, i.e., 28th January 2024, from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM.

The test will be accessible only during the specified period, and students will NOT be able to attempt it later.

Here are some important points:

1. This test is open to all students across India, both enrolled and non-enrolled. No Registration required.

2. The test will follow the same pattern as GATE CSE.

3. Since this test will be very close to GATE 2024, so better to take it as a real GATE.

4. All questions will be standard and well-framed.

5. Just like the GATE exam, the majority of questions will fall within the easy to moderate difficulty range.

6. Rankings will be published immediately (within 2 hours) after the test.

7. There will be a LIVE discussion of solutions a few hours after the test.

8. Toppers will receive surprise gifts.

9. Test questions are designed to focus on concepts rather than lengthy calculations.

All India Mock Test 1 Link(AIMT-1): https://gateoverflow.in/exam/582/go-classes-gate-cse-2024-all-india-mock-test-1    

AIMT-2 Link: AIMT-2 Link (Can also Attempt Now, Click Here)

AIMT-3 Link: AIMT-3 Link (Can also Attempt Now, Click Here)

Watch this video for details: GO Classes All India Mock Test(Free for ALL)

We are currently having videos on the GATE Overflow YouTube channel for verbal aptitude lessons. Verbal aptitude is very important for GATE and any other examination you’ll be taking including placements. So, all these videos are free to everyone. Please share the feedbacks. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zf7hwQXwVuo&list=PL6aB9AKiIjgvKs4MepL6YC-l0EB8wN7gr&pp=gAQBiAQB

Check out the "Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach, 6^th edition" book, which features valuable case studies. It includes experiments for grasping cache hierarchy and a case study to comprehend spinning disks, among many more.

Some screenshot from the book:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SBI CURRENT OPENINGS:

State Bank of India provides many opportunities for young graduates as well as experienced professionals for accelerated career growth. Discover all the opportunities below to join the largest bank of the country and work in an exciting, motivating, meritocratic and truly collaborative environment.

APPLICATION BEGINS: 17TH NOVEMBER 2023.

LAST DATE TO APPLY: 7TH DECEMBER 2023.

VACANCIES: 8424.

FOR MORE DETAILS

SHORT DESCRIPTION: PGCIL Engineer Trainee Recruitment 2023 Apply Online. Notification has been released on the website. Application Form now started on 20th Oct’23 for Power Grid Corporation of India 2023. 

IMPORTANT DATES: 

Form Start	Last Date
20 October 2023	10 November 2023

MORE INFORMATION:

Organization Name	Power Grid Corporation of India
Post Name	Engineer Trainee
Number of Vacancy	Total 184 Post
Salary	Post Wise
Job Location	All India
Mode of Apply	Apply Online Form
Last Date Apply Online	10 November 2023
Application Fees	General / OBC / EWS: Rs. 500/- SC / ST / PH: Rs. 0/-
Payment Mode	Online Payment through Net Banking / Debit Card / Credit Card
Vacancy Details	Electrical/Civil/Electronics & Communication/Computer Science

 

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS:

• BE / B.Tech / B.Sc Engg from Recognized University with 60% Marks in Related Trade
• Candidate Should appeared in GATE 2023.

VACANCIES & RESERVATIONS:

Post ID - 254	Name of Entity	UR	OBC (NCL)	SC	ST	EWS	PwBD#	Total
Engineer Trainee (Computer Science)	POWERGRID	5*	-	1*	-	-	-	06

 

OFFICIAL WEBSITE: CLICK HERE

MORE INFORMATION: BROCHURE

Everyone always remember their first interview. No matter you are selected or rejected.

As this was my first interview and had no idea about what they ask so I have prepared some expected questions that can be asked from a Computer Science student. On the day of Interview, I was more nervous than I expected, but i kept my nerves under control and hid it with a smile.

One by one we were called for interview. When i was called, i entered the room with confidence. There were total 5 members in the panel. One by one they asked questions and that were:-

1. What is your name?
2. Where you are from?
3. Have you heard about Linked List Data structure?
4. Which Sorting Algorithm will you use to sort the elements of Linked List & what will be the Time Complexity?
5. What is Stack & Queue?
6. What is the difference between Stack & Queue?
7. Tell us about your final year project?
8. Which Programming Language did you use in your final year project?
9. Which Programming Language you are most comfortable with?
10. Give one example of Supervised Machine Learning?
11. You are not doing job, so what are doing right now?
12. Why did you started your preparation for GATE?
13. How many Layers are there in OSI layer?
14. SMTP protocol works on which layer?
15. Name one protocol which is used in Network Layer?
16. What is the need to develop IPv6, if we have IPv4?
17. Do you know about overflow condition?
18. What is a Heap?
19. Name all the layer in OSI model?
20. What is an Array List?

With that, interviewer told me that's all. You can go.

Thank you!!

SHORT INFORMATION: The STATE BANK OF INDIA (SBI) has released a detailed notification of Probationary Officers, any candidate interested in this SBI PO exam and fulfills the eligibility can apply online from 07 to 27 September 2023. Read the official notification for SBI Probationary Officers PO Recruitment eligibility, age limit, syllabus, selection procedure, exam pattern, state-wise recruitment, and all other details.

DETAILS:

IMPORTANT DATES	APPLICATION FEE
Application Begin:07/09/2023 Last Date for Apply Online: 27/09/2023 Pay Exam Fee Last Date: 27/09/2023 Exam Date Prelim: November 2023 Phase I Admit Card Available: Before Exam Mains Exam Date: December 2023 / January 2024	General / OBC/EWS: 750/- SC / ST / PH: 0/- Pay the Examination Fee Online Fee Mode Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking Only.

AGE LIMIT :

• Minimum Age: 21 Years.
• Maximum Age: 30 Years.

Vacancy Details Total: 2000 Post :

Vacancy Type	Gen	OBC	EWS	SC	ST	Total	SBI PO Eligibility
Regular	810	540	200	300	150	2000	Passed / Appearing Bachelor's Degree in Any Stream in Any Recognized University in India.
Backlog	0	0	0	0	0	0

 

MORE DETAILS :

1. SBI PO ADVERTISEMENT 2023
2. APPLY ONLINE
3. OFFICIAL WEBSITE

Probability and Statistics: Counting (permutation and combinations), probability axioms, Sample space, events, independent events, mutually exclusive events, marginal,  conditional, and joint probability, Bayes Theorem,  conditional expectation and variance, mean, median, mode and standard deviation, correlation, and covariance, random variables, discrete random variables and probability mass functions, uniform, Bernoulli, binomial distribution, Continuous random variables and probability distribution function, uniform, exponential, Poisson, normal, standard normal, t-distribution, chi-squared distributions, cumulative distribution function, Conditional PDF, Central limit theorem, confidence interval, z-test, t-test, chi-squared test.

Linear Algebra: Vector space, subspaces, linear dependence and independence of vectors, matrices, projection matrix, orthogonal matrix, idempotent matrix, partition matrix, and their properties, quadratic forms, systems of linear equations and solutions; Gaussian elimination, eigenvalues, and eigenvectors, determinant, rank, nullity, projections, LU decomposition, singular value decomposition.

Calculus and Optimization: Functions of a single variable, limit, continuity, and differentiability, Taylor series, maxima and minima,  optimization involving a single variable.

Programming, Data Structures and Algorithms: Programming in Python, basic data structures: stacks, queues, linked lists, trees, hash tables; Search algorithms: linear search and binary search, basic sorting algorithms: selection sort, bubble sort, and insertion sort; divide and conquer: mergesort, quicksort; introduction to graph theory; basic graph algorithms: traversals and shortest path.

Database Management and Warehousing: ER-model, relational model: relational algebra, tuple calculus, SQL, integrity constraints, normal form, file organization, indexing, data types, data transformation such as normalization, discretization, sampling, compression; data warehouse modelling: schema for multidimensional data models, concept hierarchies, measures: categorization and computations.

Machine Learning: (i) Supervised Learning: regression and classification problems, simple linear regression, multiple linear regression, ridge regression, logistic regression, k-nearest neighbour, naive Bayes classifier, linear discriminant analysis, support vector machine, decision trees, bias-variance trade-off, cross-validation methods such as leave-one-out (LOO) cross-validation, k-folds cross-validation, multi-layer perceptron, feed-forward neural network; (ii) Unsupervised Learning: clustering algorithms, k-means/k-medoid, hierarchical clustering, top-down, bottom-up: single-linkage, multiplelinkage, dimensionality reduction, principal component analysis.

AI: Search: informed, uninformed, adversarial; logic, propositional, predicate; reasoning under uncertainty topics - conditional independence representation, exact inference through variable elimination, and approximate inference through sampling.

Hi all, below are some free standard video lectures for GATE DA:

Artificial Intelligence: 

1.  CS60045 Artificial Intelligence (IIT KGP):

   A semester-length UG/PG level course on AI taken by two of the most renowned professors at IIT Kharagpur.

   Instructors

   Prof. Pallab Dasgupta Prof. Partha Pratim Chakrabarti

2. An Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (IIT Delhi):

   A semester-length UG-level course at IIT Delhi (which has also been added as an NPTEL course) taken by one of the best AI researchers in the country.

   Instructors

   Prof. Mausam

 

Machine Learning:

      1. Machine Learning Specialization

 

The most popular course on ML. Everything is explained in simple beginner-friendly language. (Please note that this course can be audited for free in Coursera)

Instructors

Prof. Andrew NG

 

 

2. Introduction to Machine Learning(Course sponsored by Aricent), IIT Madras

   Another great course

   Instructors

   Prof. Balaraman Ravindran

 

 

Statistics and Data Analytics: 

1.  CS61061 Data Analytics (IIT KGP):

   A semester-length PG-level course on Data Analytics taken by one of the most renowned professors at IIT Kharagpur.

   Instructors

   Prof. Debasis Samanta

 

Calculus and Optimization:

1. Basic Calculus for Engineers, Scientists and Economists

2. Foundations of Optimization, IIT Kanpur

   Instructors

   Prof. Joydeep Dutta

Programming, Data Structures and Algorithms:

1. Programming, Data Structures and Algorithms using Python, Chennai Mathematical Institute

   Instructors

   Prof. Madhavan Mukund

 

 

I am not adding resources for the subjects already present in GATE CSE as there are already many blogs on gatecse.in and gateoverflow.in. Also, there are some other topics like Data Warehousing but I think some simple Google searches should be enough to learn those topics.
All the very best and happy learning😊