GATE General Aptitude Preparation Action Plan

Introduction

• Overview of the Importance of General Aptitude in GATE.
• Presenter: Ron Jaswal, an IIT graduate.
• Objective: Provide a short, effective study plan for General Aptitude.

Target Audience

• Designed for serious GATE aspirants ready to invest intense effort.
• Not for those compromising on hard work.

Action Plan Overview

• Duration: Complete General Aptitude in 10 days, organized into two phases:
  • Learning Phase (4 days)
  • Practice Phase (6 days)

Subject Breakdown

1. Quantitative Aptitude (QA)
   • Days: 2
2. Analytical Aptitude (AA)
   • Days: 1
3. Verbal Aptitude (VA)
   • Days: 1
4. Special Aptitude (SA)
   • Days: Remaining time

Learning Phase

• Resources for Learning:
  • Downloadable learning materials available at específicas sites.
  • Recommended PDF: MayDZ aptitude PDF with comprehensive content.
  • Utilize YouTube playlists for difficult topics or question-solving demonstrations.

Practice Phase

• Importance of solving Previous Year Questions (PYQs).
• Set a target of completing at least 8-10 years of previous questions.
• Aim for 40-50 questions each day across various aptitude sections.

Specific Recommendations for Practice

• Focus on:
  • CSE PYQs first
  • Then, move to other branches’ PYQs.
• Keep track of what types of questions appear frequently.

Additional Resources

• Links provided for other branches' PYQs.
• Encourage revisiting difficult topics with videos as needed.

Final Advice

• Push hard for results, so that there's no regret later.
• All efforts will contribute to a good ranking and admission to selected IITs.

Conclusion

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Good Luck Notes

• Best wishes for the GATE exam!
• Reinforce the importance of hard work for success in academia and future opportunities.