NEW DELHI: The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kharagpur will hold the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) 2022 exam on 5th, 6th, 12th, and 13th February 2022. The GATE exam is fast approaching and aspirants can feel stressed and nervous. Here we have listed some GATE Exam 2022 preparation tips to follow in the last 10 days.
During these days, aspirants should be clear about their review strategy and attempt as many mock tests as possible.
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Some important GATE preparation tips for the last 10 days are mentioned here.
In the final days, candidates are advised to stick to the official exam template and syllabus. By doing this, they will not turn away from outside matters.
Review This is the key to success not just for GATE, but for any contest. Aspirants should review all subjects daily.
Solve previous year questions Aspirants are advised to regularly solve more and more previous year questions to ensure that they are familiar with the topics, previous year questions and question types asked during the examination.
Attempt mock tests and test series Candidates should give maximum mock tests and test series to get to know the GATE exam well and analyze their performance.
No New Books or Study Materials During the last days of performance, seekers should not refer to new books and study materials. By doing this, they will get distracted and not be able to properly prepare for the exam.
Focus on subjects that are easy to score Few subjects and topics get high marks and can help candidates achieve maximum marks.
Refer to the Short Notes Although prep candidates should have written short notes, they are advised to keep these short notes ready with them and be sure to review them regularly.
Following a Healthy Routine Seekers should follow a healthy routine. They need to stay hydrated, eat healthy foods. No one would like to be sick on the day of the exam.
Take short breaks Aspirants should not take continuous studies. They are advised to take frequent breaks so as not to overload themselves.
