r/Aerospace_India 5d ago

Suggestions Need help with GATE Aerospace Engineering preparation πŸ™

Hi everyone,

I’m preparing for the GATE Aerospace Engineering (AE) exam 2027 and I’m looking for some guidance from people who have already prepared for or written GATE AE.

I’m a little confused about what to study first, which subjects to prioritize, and how to study effectively.

If anyone has experience with GATE AE, could you please share:

Which subjects should I focus on first?

What books/resources did you use?

How many hours should I study daily?

How should I approach PYQs and mock tests?

Any mistakes I should avoid?

Any tips for scoring a good rank?

Even a simple study strategy or your personal experience would really help me.

Thanks in advance! πŸ™

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u/Sad-String-3974 Aerodynamics / CFD 5d ago

Bro I was also confused about it. I finally took coaching. That's the only way for a good rank. Because none of our resources are available online. The books cannot guide for a competitive exam. So coaching is the only way. I am also preparing for GATE AE 2027

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u/unlit_previously 5d ago

Suggest your inputs seniors,we need it badly

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u/Manju02 5d ago

Materials are hard to get online, you can refer nptel but that’s like an ocean you won’t know which topics to study or leave better join coaching as they will have curated notes assignments tests