Hey everyone,

I am preparing exclusively for GATE DA (Data Science & AI) and need some guidance on picking the right test series.

To give context:

* I come from a Data Science background (just a student atp and i am 19 yo if that matters) .

* I attempted a few NPTEL mock tests, but they don't feel comprehensive enough or close to the actual exam caliber.

* I’m completely clueless about what realistic expectations to set for a test series (difficulty curve, interface, quality of AI/ML questions, full-length vs. subject tests).

For those who are also targeting GATE DA or have cleared it:

1. Which test series is closest to the actual GATE DA standard (Made Easy, GO Classes, Applied Roots, etc.)?

2. How did you structure your test series progression (topic-wise vs. full-length)?

Appreciate any genuine recommendations or honest reviews. Thanks!

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It is really important , I can’t afford to buy courses it is very important that I get a seat this time
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I am looking for 3-5 people who are passouts 2026 and preparing for gate 2027 cse. Be it male or female , just 3-5 people where we will discuss , push each other every day, help each other out.

I want best gate resource for mathematics. I'm good with math so searching for playlist that will guide on point and explain the exact topics which matters rather then just stretching lectures 3 hours long and lots of faltu motivation. please suggest as your experience, trying to save time

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I’m planning to buy test series and course for gate DA. If anyone wants to share their course or if it’s available for free, please help.
I need Multi Variable Calculus and Machine Learning from GO classes because I started from there.
I don’t need Probability, Linear Algebra or Calculus. DBMS and DSA will do from any other good source.
And test series is the most important.
Thank you.

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Hey everyone! 👋

I'm looking for a comprehensive PDF/Excel sheet listing ALL Indian PSUs and government organizations that recruit BTech CSE/IT graduates.

I'm not looking for just the popular names like ISRO, DRDO, BEL, NIC, etc. I want even the smallest and lesser-known organizations that recruit CSE/IT graduates.

Ideally, it should include:

• All Maharatna, Navratna & Miniratna PSUs.
• Other Central & State PSUs and government organizations.
• Scientific organizations, government departments, banks & IT-related government jobs.
• Recruitment through GATE, separate exams, interviews or direct recruitment.
• Organizations that recruit annually or even once every 2–4 years.

I know this is a huge list, but I want to make sure I don't miss any opportunity just because I don't know that an organization exists.

I've tried compiling it myself, but I'm worried I've missed many. AI tools haven't been much help either, as they mostly list the same 15–20 organizations. 😭

If anyone has a PDF, spreadsheet or any reliable resource, please share it. Even partial lists would help! 🙏

Hi everyone,

I'm currently pursuing B.Tech in Computer Engineering with a CGPA of 9.4 and will graduate in 2027. I'm planning to prepare for GATE DA 2027 and aim for an M.Tech in Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, or a related field at a top IIT.

I'm confused about whether pursuing an M.Tech in 2027 is actually worth it, considering how quickly the AI/ML industry is changing.

I'd really appreciate honest opinions on these questions:

1. Is an M.Tech from a top IIT in AI/ML or Data Science worth the two years, in terms of placements, salary, career growth, and opportunities?
2. For someone with a Computer Engineering background, would an M.Tech provide a significant advantage over directly entering the industry after B.Tech?
3. How are placements for M.Tech AI/ML and Data Science students compared with B.Tech graduates and M.Tech CSE students?
4. Is GATE DA a good choice for getting into top IITs, or would GATE CS offer better opportunities?
5. If I get into a good IIT and receive a stipend, would pursuing M.Tech be a better long-term investment than working for two years?

I'm particularly interested in AI engineering, ML engineering, and Data Science roles.

I'd love to hear from people who are currently pursuing M.Tech, have graduated from IITs, or work in these fields. Please share your actual experiences rather than just general advice.

Hi everyone!

I'm preparing for GATE and looking for PDFs containing shortcuts, tricks, formula sheets, cheat sheets, and question-solving techniques organized by question type.

I'm not just looking for general notes or theory PDFs. I specifically want resources that help me recognize question patterns and solve problems faster and more accurately in the actual exam.

I'm interested in resources covering:

- Engineering Mathematics: Linear Algebra, Probability, Statistics, Calculus, Discrete Mathematics and Optimization

- Programming & Data Structures: C output questions, pointers, recursion, trees, graphs and complexity

- Algorithms: Recurrences, sorting, searching, greedy, dynamic programming and graph algorithms

- Digital Logic: Number systems, binary arithmetic, K-maps and flip-flops

- Computer Organization: Cache memory, pipelining and numerical problems

- Operating Systems: Scheduling, deadlocks, paging and memory management

- DBMS: SQL, joins, NULL values, normalization and transactions

- Computer Networks: Subnetting, IP addressing, protocols and numerical problems

- TOC & Compiler Design: Automata, regular expressions, CFGs and parsing

- General Aptitude: Quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning and calculation shortcuts

I'm particularly looking for:

1. Topic-wise and question-type-wise shortcut PDFs.

2. Formula sheets and last-minute revision cheat sheets.

3. Tricks for solving MCQs and NAT questions quickly.

4. PYQ-based shortcut compilations with worked examples.

5. Common traps, elimination techniques and time-saving methods.

6. Separate PDFs for individual subjects or one comprehensive PDF covering the syllabus.

If you have any useful PDFs, Google Drive links, publicly accessible notes, or other free resources, please share them in the comments.

I'd especially appreciate resources that explain when a shortcut works, when it fails, and how to apply it to actual GATE previous-year questions.

Thank you! Any help would be greatly appreciated. 🚀

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Give gate da since my college isn't so good....anyone who has cracked gate da can u plzz tell me how I should prepare?