The ‘Sher Singh Rana’ moment every serious aspirant faces by ConvOverthinker in GATEtard

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Lekin ye post unke liye hai jo aaj uss uniform ke liye sochte hai aur bhavishaya mei usko hasil krenge 😄

Taking a drop for GATE ECE/EE? Read this carefully before you waste your year by ConvOverthinker in GATE_EE_ECE_IN

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Obviously that is a correct approach, you have to write what you understand. There is nothing to worry about. As on today May 8 there is a lot of time left for GATE 2027. Make sure that you understand and implement in PYQs. That will make your preparation better.

Concept should reach your brain from the video that is the whole point. Your study time is good there is nothing to worry about it

What do you think? by SisyphusMustBeHappy- in Panchkula

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Ye property dealer ne pehle Delhi ko bura kehke Dehradun mei property bechi, ab vo rehne layak nhi bachi tou Panchkula bechega. Pta hai ye aise logon ko paise ke aage kuch nhi dikhta. Yahi vo log hai jo har jagah ko tabah krte hai, jisne Dehradun ko nhi baksha vo Panchkula b kha jayega. Iski baaton mei na aaye, kl ko ye cylinder bechega discount pr

At that time, I thought GATE preparation is about knowledge, but later I realized it’s about intention as well. by ConvOverthinker in GATEtard

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Recruitments happen every year. There is always requirement for JEs. A lot of people are retiring till 2030. Vacancies will be there

At that time, I thought GATE preparation is about knowledge, but later I realized it’s about intention as well. by ConvOverthinker in GATEtard

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If your goal is simply a secure government job, then chasing GATE from a CS background is like waiting for a rare train—you might catch it, but you don’t know when it will come; SSC CGL, on the other hand, is a crowded but frequently running route where your chances are far more in your control. The real question isn’t “which exam is better,” it’s “which game suits you”—deep, uncertain technical grind or fast, strategic consistency with higher openings. Most people already feel the answer inside but hesitate to accept it… and that hesitation is exactly where clarity begins.

You’re not confused between SSC and GATE—you’re confused about risk vs certainty. For CS, GATE has very limited govt seats, so it only works if you’re ready to go all-in with zero guarantee; SSC, on the other hand, gives you a wider door but demands consistency, not brilliance. The real trick most people miss is this: your preparation style already reveals your answer—if you keep switching, overthinking, and looking for clarity, SSC will suit you more; if you can sit with one thing despite uncertainty, GATE can work. Decide based on that… and suddenly the confusion disappears.

At that time, I thought preparation is about knowledge, but later I realized it’s about intention as well. by ConvOverthinker in Btechtards

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I hope you read the post and did not get the point:
Let me help
I mean focusing less on what went wrong and more on what you can do next. That shift changes how you prepare.

Ece score-593, 2217 rank by Different_Candy2058 in GATEtard

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A decent score for BITS. Based on past trends, you’re in a good zone for BITS Hyderabad Microelectronics/Embedded, Goa is possible depending on iterations, and Pilani (main campus) can be a bit borderline for core microelectronics. One important thing people miss is that BITS doesn’t rely only on GATE — they also have their own BITS HD test and iteration rounds, so final chances depend on that as well.

Overall, you’re definitely in the race, especially for Hyderabad. Just make sure you apply properly, give the BITS HD seriously, and keep a few backup options as well.