GATE 2023 Day 1 Exam Today: Check GATE 2023 Important Revision Topics

GATE 2023: The Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, will be conducting the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE 2023) exam from today, Feb 4. The GATE examination will be held for 29 streams at various national exam centers.

The GATE exam 2023 will be held in two shifts for three hours. The first shift will begin at 9 AM and end at noon, while the second will start at 2:30 PM and end at 5:30 PM.

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GATE 2023 Revision Tips for Section A

Below are the revision tips for the candidates for section A of the GATE 2023 exam.

• Math must be the main focus because it carries a constant weight of 13% to 15% of the total marks on the paper.
• It is important to prepare brief notes of the equations. Hence, they are readily available for quick revisions right before the tests, even though many revisions can assist candidates in gaining from the practice.
• To get a high mark on the exam, aptitude and mathematics should receive the same amount of attention.
• English can be studied normally, focusing on PYQs (prior year's questions) for convenient reference.
• To save time and resources while finishing the paper, it is preferable to answer lengthy questions that demand in-depth solutions at the end.

GATE 2023 Revision Tips for Section B

Below are the revision tips mentioned for the candidates doing their GATE 2023 preparation for section B of the GATE 2023 exam.

• To improve their overall grade, aspirants must cover the essential subjects and thoroughly comprehend each concept.
• To save time on exam day, it is also advised that core topic's numerical be practised frequently.
• Short notes with all the necessary formulas, subjects, etc., would be helpful during the last stages of preparation because they save aspirants' time on rapid revisions.
• When a subject is finished, thoroughly review it, then continue to follow the pattern for a better revision strategy.
• Aspirants should attempt to answer past GATE questions while reviewing the important concepts from each exam as they prepare for the core engineering part of the exam.
• Practising using the virtual calculator is crucial to be comfortable using it even during the mains.
• Avoid answering any unclear multiple-choice questions to avoid receiving a failing grade.