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Engineering has remained as one of the most sought after career options for bright students over the years. The Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) tests the students’ capability in engineering concepts along with managerial skills. It is considered as one of the toughest examinations in our country. The competition level

GATE, like any other competitive examination, demands selective study. If one is appearing for GATE Mechanical examination, there are a few topics which must not be missed. Meticulous planning and conceptual clarity on the following topics can help improve a candidates’ rank by several notches.

Success in GATE involves significant efforts on the part of the individual, but it brings immense glory and promising career prospects to the engineering graduates. A recognizable score in GATE offers a kick start to the career of the student.

Success in GATE involves significant efforts on the part of the individual, but it brings immense glory and promising career prospects to the engineering graduates. A recognizable score in GATE offers a kick start to the career of the student.

IITians - people who are liked the most by aunties in the age group 40-50! Just kidding - IITians are people who have cracked JEE - the toughest engineering entrance exam with very low selection ratio.

Being an IITian myself, I have a good experience of how it feels to be in IIT - the most prestigious group of engineering colleges in India. Being in IIT means coming out of your comfort zone and making your dreams come true. 17th July 2013- the day when I reached IIT Bombay with my parents.

All engineering students deal with common syllabus in first year of their graduation. This is also the stage when they have sufficient time and exposure to explore their future prospects in different fields of engineering, research, public sector, administration, etc.

All engineering students deal with common syllabus in first year of their graduation. This is also the stage when they have sufficient time and exposure to explore their future prospects in different fields of engineering, research, public sector, administration, etc.

The prestigious Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) exam went completely online for the first time this year. Registrations of the GATE exam have highlighted the shift in the enrollment trends for the exam. A total of 10,33,625 candidates registered for GATE 2014 but about 8,89,156 candidates (86.02%) finally appeared for the test.

The prestigious Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) exam went completely online for the first time this year. Registrations of the GATE exam have highlighted the shift in the enrollment trends for the exam. A total of 10,33,625 candidates registered for GATE 2014 but about 8,89,156 candidates (86.02%) finally appeared for the test.

From the year 2013, the JEE will be held in two parts—JEE (Main) and JEE (Advanced). Hitherto AIEEE will be called JEE Main and IIT-JEE will be called JEE Advanced.