The document outlines the process for obtaining a government job in India through the GATE exam, which is administered by the Indian Institutes of Technology. It includes details about eligibility, registration dates, exam patterns, and the syllabus for various engineering disciplines. It also provides tips for preparation and references to recommended study materials.

1. HOW TO GET GOVERNMENT JOB
WITH

3. GATE EXAM
• Administrated by : Indian Institutes of
Technology (IIT)
( seven Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) at
Bombay, Delhi, Guwahati, Kanpur, Kharagpur,
Madras and Roorkee)
• Language : English
• Score/Grade validity : 3 years
• GATE Eligibility Criteria -Currently in the
third year or higher grade or already
completed
• No age limit

4. GATE EXAM
• Registration - 11 Sep–8 Oct 2020
• Admit card available - 8 Jan 2021
• Exam - 5,6, 7, 13, 14 Feb 2021
• Results available - 22 Mar 2021

5. AFTER GATE
1. Pursue Masters at Renowned
Institutes
2. PSU (Public sector undertakings in
India ) Jobs
3.Campus interviews selection with gate
score
3. IIM Fellowship Programme
4. MS and PhD

6. GOVERNMENT JOBs WITHGATE SCORE
 Indian Oil Corporation (IOCL)
 Mecon Limited (MECON)
 Container Corporation Of India
(CONCOR)
 Power Grid India (PGCIL)
 Heavy Engineering
Corporation Limited (HECL)
 Delhi Development Authority
(DDA)
 Bharat Petroleum Corporation
Limited (BPCL)
 Gas Authority of India Limited
(GAIL)
 Hindustan Petroleum Corporation
Limited (HPCL)
 Mineral Exploration Corporation
Limited (MECL)
 Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL)
 National Aluminum Company
Limited (NACLO)
 National Thermal Power Corporation
(NTPC)
 Bharat Heavy Electrical Limited
(BHEL)

7. GATE exam pattern
1. Duration - 3 hours
2. Marks - 100 marks (15 (GA) +85
(subject))
3.Number of questions –
10 (GA) + 55 ( subject ) = 65 Questions.
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) and
Numerical Answer Type (NAT) Questions

8. GATE exam pattern
Paper -1 General Aptitude – 10 Questions
1-5 Questions – 1 mark to each question
6-10 Questions- 2 marks to each question
Paper -1 Subject – 55 Questions
1-25 Questions – 1 mark to each question
26-55 Questions- 2 marks to each question
4. Negative marking - There is negative
marking of 1/3 of question marks.

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11. GATE exam pattern
1. Duration - 3 hours
2. Marks - 100 marks (15 (GA) +85
(subject))
3.Number of questions –
10 (GA) + 55 ( subject ) = 65 Questions.
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) and
Numerical Answer Type (NAT) Questions

12. GATE exam pattern
Paper -1 General Aptitude – 10 Questions
1-5 Questions – 1 mark to each question
6-10 Questions- 2 marks to each question
Paper -1 Subject – 55 Questions
1-25 Questions – 1 mark to each question
26-55 Questions- 2 marks to each question
4. Negative marking - There is negative
marking of 1/3 of question marks.

13. GATE EXAM preparation
Understand the GATE syllabus and pattern
Find the books required according to the
syllabus
Create a study plan for GATE preparation
Analyze previous GATE papers at least 10
papers
Attempt multiple mock tests
Focus on Aptitude and Mathematics as well
Prepare notes on the relevant topics
Revise the topics at suitable intervals

14. GATE Syllabus: General Aptitude
The General Aptitude (GA) paper is a common
Subject for all Branch Papers. It holds 15% of the
total marks. The questions in GA are based
on verbal ability and numerical ability. The two
subsections in the GA section are explained below:
1. Verbal Ability: The following topics are asked in
this section:
1.English Grammar 2.Sentence Completion
3.Verbal Analogies 4.Word Groups
5.Instructions 6.Critical Reasoning
7.Verbal Deduction

15. GATE Syllabus: General Aptitude
2. Numerical Ability: This section
questions test the basic
mathematical skills of candidates.
The subtopics included in this
section are as follows:
Numerical computation
Numerical Estimation
Numerical Reasoning
Data Interpretation

16. GATE Syllabus:
Mechanical Engineering Syllabus
Engineering Mathematics -Linear
Algebra, Calculus, Differential Equations,
Complex Variables, Probability and
Statistics, Numerical Methods.
Applied Mechanics and Design-
Engineering Mechanics, Mechanics of
Materials, Theory of Machines,
Vibrations, Machine Design

17. GATE Syllabus:
Mechanical Engineering Syllabus
Fluid Mechanics and Thermal Science-Fluid
Mechanics, Heat-Transfer, Thermodynamics,
Applications
Material, Manufacturing and Industrial
Engineering-Engineering Materials, Casting,
Forming and Joining Processes, Machining
and Machine Tool Operations, Metrology and
Inspection, Computer Integrated
Manufacturing, Production Planning and
Control, Inventory Control, Operations

18. GATE Syllabus:
Civil Engineering Syllabus
Engineering Mathematics
Structural Engineering
Geotechnical Engineering
Water Resources Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Transportation Engineering
Geomatics Engineering

19. GATE Syllabus:
Chemical Engineering Syllabus
Engineering Mathematics
Process Calculations and Thermodynamics
Fluid Mechanics and Mechanical Operations
Heat Transfer
Mass Transfer
Chemical Reaction Engineering
Instrumentation and process control
Plant Design and Economics
Chemical Technology

20. GATE Syllabus:
Electronics and Communication Engineering Syllabus
Engineering Mathematics
Networks, Signals, and Systems
Electronic Devices
Analog Circuits
Digital Circuits
Control System
Communication
Electromagnetics

21. GATE Syllabus:
Electrical Engineering Syllabus
Engineering Mathematics
Electrical Circuits
Electromagnetic Fields
Signals and Systems
Electrical Machines
Power Systems
Control Systems
Electrical and Electronic Measurements
Analog and Digital Electronics
Power Electronics

22. GATE Syllabus:
Computer Science and Information Technology Syllabus
 Engineering Mathematics
 Digital Logic
 Computer Organization and Architecture
 Programming and Data Structures
 Algorithms
 Theory of Computation
 Compiler Design
 Operating System
 Databases
 Computer Networks

23. Books to be refer
1.Numerical Ability : R.S.Agarwal
2.Mathematics : A.R.Vasista, B.S.Grewal
,H.K.Das.
3.English : High school English grammar by wren
martin

24. Books to be refer
• Mechanical Engineering (ME)
 Fluid Mechanics  R.K. Bansal (Numerical point of
view), Frank M.White (For
understanding)
 Heat Transfer  Cengel (For understanding concept)
 Production Engineering  Swadesh Singh
 Thermodynamics  P.K.Nag
 Theory of Machine (TOM)  S.S. Ratan

25. Books to be refer
CSE (Computer Science Engineering)
 Architecture  Hamacher
 Algorithm  Cormen
 Operating System  Galvin
 TOC - Theory of Computation  Ullman

26. Books to be refer
ECE
 Electronic Devices Circuits  Millman and Halkias (Black
Pad)
 Integrated Electronics  Millman and Halkias
 Switching and Finite Automatic
Theory
 Kohavi
 Microprocessor and its
Applications
 Goankar
 Modern Control Systems  Ogata

27. Books to be refer
• Chemical Engineering (CH)
 An Insight into Chemical-
Engineering
 M.Subbu
 Chemical Engineering For Gate-
Principles Solved Problems &
Objective Type Questions
 Ram Prasad
 Essentials of Chemical Reaction-
Engineering
 Fogler
 Heat Transfer-  JP Holman
 Introduction to Chemical
Engineering Thermodynamics
 JM Smith
 Principles of Mass Transfer and
Separation Processes
 BK Dutta
 Unit Operations of Chemical
Engineering
 McCabe - FPM and MO

28. Books to be refer
• Civil Engineering (CE)
 Environment 1 and 2  S K Garg
 Fluid mechanics  R K Bansal
 Highway engineering  Khanna and Justo
 Open channel flow and engineering
hydrology
 K Subramanya
 RCC  Pillai and Menon
 Soil mechanics and foundation
engineering
 Gopal and Ranjan
 Steel  Bhavikati

29. Books to be refer
• Electrical Engineering (EE)
 Electrical machines  Nagrath, Kothari
 Fundamentals of circuits  Alexander, Sadiku
 Power Electronics  P S Bhimbhra

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