The document discusses preparation strategies for the GATE exam. It recommends focusing on weak subjects, not being afraid of difficult topics, asking doubts, maintaining a positive mindset, getting sound sleep, not comparing progress to others, and creating a feasible timetable. It also suggests practicing previous year papers, managing time well during mocks, and being careful when answering questions during the exam by reading carefully, not getting overexcited or depressed, doing rough work neatly, and knowing that not all questions need to be answered. The document provides an overview of the GATE exam pattern with details on question types and distribution, calculators allowed, and important dates.

1. KATKAR ATISH RAJEBHAU
Mr. Lohit Jain
Assistant Professor
Women Institute of Technology Dehradun
4+ years of Teaching Experience
M.TECH (IIT Delhi)
PhD (IIT Delhi, Pursuing)

2. Things to be discussed
Preparation
Before Exam
Precautions
During Exam
GATE pattern

3. Kranti Ingale - Asst. Prof. - NPIU
Preparation Before Exam
A webinar as a part of the ‘Let’s crack the GATE’ initiative by TEQIP
Faculties

5. WHAT MOTIVATES YOU FOR GATE
✓ Special care for
weakest subjects
✓ difficult topic:
don’t afraid, face
them
✓ (Must ask) Doubts
in youtube/
chatbox
➢ Try to be
Positive
➢ Sound sleep
▪ Do not compare
your progress with
others
▪ Evaluate the
progress and
accuracy

7. ✓Derivation +
formulae
✓Brief notes and
descriptive notes
✓Standard books
✓Revision
➢ Time table:
feasible, know
your capacity
➢ Subject
preference and
sequence
❑ 3 hour sitting
practice: Mock
online test series
❑ Practice
❑ Time
management

8. Kranti Ingale - Asst. Prof. - NPIU
Precautions During Exam
A webinar as a part of the ‘Let’s crack the GATE’ initiative by TEQIP
Faculties

9. D. Negative marking:
“वैसे भी फ
े ल ही हो रहे है”
“ये ही होगा शायद”
“क्या पता तुक्का सही हो जाये”
“इतने सारे तुक्को में से क
ु छ तो सही
हो ही जायेगा ”
“मेरी गट फीललिंग गलत नहीिंहो
सकती”
Remark: No negative mark: attempt
100%
E. 100 % is not necessary. A. Read questions
carefully.
Cos 1x Cos 2xCos 3
….. x Cos 120=?
B. Don’t be
over excited
or
depressed
C. Stress to
Relax (difficult
questions)
All is well
F. Rough work: Neatly and in
sequence”

10. Kranti Ingale - Asst. Prof. - NPIU
GATE PATTERN
A webinar as a part of the ‘Let’s crack the GATE’ initiative by TEQIP
Faculties

11. Questions Distributions
GATE 2021 (3 Hours or 180 Minutes)
Technical (25Q X 1 + 30Q X 2) 55Q, 85 Marks
Maths Technical
General Aptitude (5Q X 1 + 5Q X 2) 10Q, 15 Marks
Verbal Quantitative

12. QUESTIONS TYPE
Wrong answer: (- One third) (No negative) (No negative)
MCQs
Option A
Option B
Option C
MSQs
Option A
Option B
Option C
NAT
9810

13. Numerical Answer Type (NAT)
1
2
3
Answer can be given in a range
Conventional Calculators are no more
allowed in GATE Exam.
You will be provided with a Virtual
Calculator during Online Examination
4 No Negative Marks for Wrong Answer

14. Dates to mark
Events Dates (Tentative)
Online Application Form Availability 1st week of September, 2021
Last Date of Application Form Submission 1st week of October, 2021
GATE 2022 Admit Card Availability 1st week of January, 2022
GATE 2022 Exam Date 1st & 2nd week of February, 2022
GATE 2022 Result Declaration Third week of March, 2022

15. Any Question ???
TEQIP GATE CLASSES: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpS-
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17. Kranti Ingale - Asst. Prof. - NPIU
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