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MY ACCOMPLISHMENTS : GATE 2019 - 45 marks(gave at home) GATE 2020 - 55 marks - AIR 6300 GATE 2021 - 59 marks - AIR 3500 ESE 2021 Mains Qualified BARC 2021 written qualified AFCAT 2021 written qualified GATE 2022 - 64.74 marks - AIR 467 ESE 2022 pre qualified Qualified IOCL interview! BRIEF EXPERIENCE: (Not really brief) B.tech: 2016-2020 I am gonna try to be completely honest about my GATE-ESE journey.I don't have a really impressive rank in GATE.But i know about a few things about GATE-ESE preparation that could only be learnt by experience.So, it might be really helpful for a few future aspirants.The reason I said few is because these things are mostly learned from experience.I was told most of these things by my teachers but i didn't apply them. Maybe it was lack of trust or i was just stupid, i don't know. I am gonna start with the beginning.And by beginning, I mean the very beginning.Like most of the students, I was also one of the toppers of my school and i also brutally murdered my self confidence by taking one year drop after school for IIT JEE preparation.So, i joined a normal college for engineering because ofcourse i didn't get an IIT.And i took mechanical engineering because of the same reason why most of the people take mechanical engineering- love of physics (Mechanics) and mathematics( and cars, that goes without saying) .I took my first semester very seriously.But after seeing the results and realising that these colleges only consider a completely filled answer sheet and good hand writing eligible for good grades, i stopped giving college much importance for next 1-1.5 years. I did all stupid things during this interval which a normal engineer does during engineering. But, then came Ajay Kuntal sir, an alumni of our college, he had started his own coaching of GATE-ESE one year ago named "Irreversible Concepts" .He was the first one who told us about GATE and ESE. Then I did one year coaching in irreversible concept classes for GATE with college(2018-2019) Wrote GATE 2019 at home and scored 45 marks ! (Too excited about GATE and as they didn't allow 3rd year students in GATE 2019) Solved only class notes and GATE PYQ until GATE 2020 with ies master test series. Wrote GATE 2020 and scored 55 marks. (Before writing GATE 2020, i didn't know what a tough bastard GATE is. I used to think i could crack GATE just by PYQ and test series.Yepp i was that STUPID!!!) Afrer writing GATE 2020, corona virus hit! So, i couldn't go to made easy Delhi because of lockdown which was my super plan.Man plans and Gods laugh! So, i stayed at home and purchased Made easy CTQ course, which was extremely helpful and made me realise that I knew nothing about GATE and i haven't covered a big chunk of syllabus during the coaching that I did during college in kota. Now, GATE 2021 came, i scored 59 marks.I was devastated because I thought that this time I did everything right. I completed entire syllabus.I wrote around 100 tests during last two months.I wanted to burn all the books of GATE and run away. But, I controlled my emotions and took a break from studies for a few weeks.Always take a big break from studies if you decide to prepare again for next year.It helps you to understand yourself and what you want to do in the future. i also thought of leaving preparation and doing M.tech.But i didn't get any good IIT or branch at that score.So, this was the major turning point in my preparation, whether to stop preparing and take m.tech or give one last attempt.I decided to prepare for ESE this time because I was really sick of GATE.I had almost 3 months left for ESE 2021. I prepared for ESE prelims by studying downloaded made easy old notes.I cleared ESE prelims 2021.This was my first victory✌️.I also cleared BARC 2021 written.My confidence went was really high at this time.Then i took Made easy ese mains exclusive course which was the "GAME CHANGER" in my entire preparation. After that, i was ready for anything.

Hi sir, The preparation strategy of GATE or any exam is same as you and other faculty of madeeasy have taught us and most of the candidates also know these 1. Revision of Classnotes 2. Preparing and going through shortnotes 3. Solving WorkBook Questions 4. Solving PYQs 5. Attempting Test Series So i want to share how i tackled my hindrances in doing them. 1. No One can do 100% of what they plan. I used to revise class notes, prepare short notes solve WB sums, homework problems and PYQs but sometimes it might get miss and i used to get demotivated but then i started to think i am a human i can do mistakes and also i can correct them. This motivated me to keep going i used to try to do them consistently but even having breaks in the middle i didn't get concerned about it i used to start it again. 2. I am a human and i will forget things i learn. I used to get everything while i was in a subject i felt like i have got a grip of it but as I shift to another subject i felt less confident on the before subject so once in a while when subjects got changed in class i used to revise the short notes of the previous subjects and (as you suggest in class) i used to note few though questions which i used to go through along with short notes. 3. We are never 100% confident. This was the reason i have delayed starting my Test series that i will start it once i got full grip of the subjects this majorly happens with full length test series. But as time gone i realised that it wont happen and started the test series just with a thought that even if i got negative marks i am ok with it. So i have started taken test series it didn't went well but it did really help me when i have analysed the question after attempting it giving test series is only half the part but by analysing the questions once after attempting the test series is important. By doing above i could only get 1187 rank in GATE but i didnt lose hope Then i have started preparing for NPCIL after applying for it in april. To know the types of questions being asked i have searched for npcil interview questions and viewed from youtube the interview experiences of people who got selected previously. After which i have got few points 1. Selection of fav subject (atleast 4) 2. Fast revision to get a grasp of the subject.(even if we are forgetting that's ok we can revise it another time) 3. Solving the previous year interview questions of BARC and NPCIL - by doing this we can tune ourselves to the type of questions they ask us. 4. Being confident in the interview - (very important as our total hardwork depends on this only ) To tackle this i used to think this way - the interview in which I am attending is not my last option it is just one of the options. If not this there are many other companies i just need one job out of them. 5. Luck -( How hard we prepare and what ever startegy we apply luck must also be there if it is not there in a certain point of time then something big is waiting for us) By following above i was able to clear NPCIL Got 78 marks in the interview.

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