GATE 2010 information & F.A.Q's

GATE 2010

By Aditya Reddy Director, Gateforum Educational Services GATE Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE), administered by the IITs and IISc, is the qualifying test for admission to ME, M.Tech and MS courses in India. There are 21 different papers (one for each stream) in GATE including engineering streams such as ECE, CSE, EE and pure sciences such as Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. For each of the streams, the syllabus is different and therefore the question paper is different as well. The syllabus for engineering streams includes four years of engineering syllabus and general aptitude. GATE Syllabus and Pattern GATE is an objective type test with multiple choice questions with total time duration of 3 hours. There are 65 questions for a total of 100 marks. There is a 33 % negative marking for every wrong answer. The question wise distribution is as follows – Q. 1 to Q. 25 : One mark Technical Questions – Q. 26 to Q. 55 : Two mark Technical Questions – Q. 56 to Q. 60 : One mark Aptitude Questions – Q. 61 to Q. 65 : Two mark Aptitude Questions The aptitude part of the syllabus in GATE has been added from GATE 2010 only. Till last year, the syllabus of GATE contained only technical aspects but from this year numerical and verbal aptitude questions have been added. In GATE 2010, there will be 10 aptitude questions carrying 15 marks out of total 100 marks. The verbal aptitude part includes questions on English grammar, sentence completion, verbal analogies, word groups, instructions, critical reasoning and verbal deduction. The numerical aptitude part includes questions on numerical computation, numerical estimation, numerical reasoning and data interpretation. It will be very important to prepare and do well in these aptitude questions because they can make a difference in qualifying in GATE or not. GATE 2010 Apart from adding aptitude questions in the syllabus, GATE 2010 has some other important changes. The GATE 10 score will be valid for two years while the GATE 2009 score was valid only for one year. Due to the increase in validity to two years, third year engineering students can also take GATE and use the score obtained for applying for masters programs after one year. IIT Guwahati is the organizing institute for GATE 2010 while IIT Roorkee was the organizing institute for GATE 2009. Out of the 21 papers in GATE, 19 will be conducted in the paper based format. For the first time two papers - Textile Engineering & Fibre Science and Mining Engineering will have a computer based online test. These tests will be conducted at the IIT and IISc campuses one week before the date of other papers i.e. on 7th February, 2010. This is the first time that any paper of GATE is being conducted as computer based test and given the fact the CAT is also going to be conducted as a computer based test this year, it could be that IITs are experimenting with the online test format. Based on the success of this idea, they could make all streams computer based test next year. GATE 2010 will be conducted on 14th February, 2010 and the results will be announced on 15th March, 2010. The application forms are available at specific bank counters from 22nd September to 28th October, 2009. Students can apply for GATE online through the Internet or offline. The online application fee is Rs 800 while the offline application fee is Rs 1000 for general and OBC category candidates. Increased Competition First, due to the economic slowdown there is a scarcity of software and other jobs for fresh engineering graduates. This is leading to more students applying for M.Tech and GATE. It is all the more attractive due to the Rs. 8000 per month stipend for all GATE qualified students during the masters program. Second, the validity of GATE score has been increased to two years, which means pre-final year students can also take up the exam. Third, lot of new engineering colleges have been set up in the last few years which means the number of engineering graduates passing out every year is always increasing. Due to these factors, the number of applicants for GATE is likely to increase to 3 Lakhs in GATE 2010. In GATE 2009, there were 2 lakh candidates. This means there will be increased competition especially in the streams of Computer Science and Electronics and Communication. GATE 2009 Cutoffs Stream No. of Students appeared Cut off for Qualification in General Category Percentile AIR Marks (out of 100) Computer Science 42,383 86.88 5491 25 Electronic and Communication 42,943 85.55 6112 26.67 Electrical 21,056 94.39 1173 25 Mechanical 22,965 85.68 3291 26 Instrumentation 5,557 98.93 59 25 Civil 8,534 85.75 1233 29 As can be seen from the above table, the percentile cutoff for qualifying in GATE 2009 was a minimum of 85 for the six papers mentioned. The minimum marks required for qualification was 25 out of 100. In GATE 2010, it is expected that the minimum marks for qualification will be closer to 30 and the percentile cutoff will be almost 90 for most of the streams. For admission to any M.Tech, M.E. or M.S. program in India, the candidate needs to qualify in GATE first. The cutoff for admission to IITs and IISc Bangalore is in the range of 98 percentile. The exact cut off will depend on many factors such as the stream & specialization, the course (M.Tech / M.E. / M.S.), the institute and the admission procedure. Detailed information on cutoffs of various institutes and courses is available on www.gateforum.com How to prepare for GATE The Concept Building Phase: For the technical section, start working on topics where your concepts are strong. Practice as many questions as you can and ensure that you score heavily in these topics. If you are aiming to qualify GATE, a score in the range of 25-30 out of 100 should be sufficient and thus you can afford to ignore a couple of topics of declining importance. The aptitude section this year could well be the deciding factor. So ensure that you have this section covered thoroughly. Good training, both classroom or online will help you in this phase. The Self – Evaluation Phase: It is extremely important for you to know how you have geared up for the exam. And this becomes critical in case of a change in pattern, wherein you should know not just how you have coped up with the changes but also how your competition has adjusted. A test series conducted on an All India basis, will help you know all this and will also provide you with invaluable practice. Remember, weaknesses cannot become strengths overnight. Hard work and perseverance will pay in the long run. While, the normal time duration for preparation for GATE is 6 months, if the basic concepts of the candidate are good, a student can start seriously preparing for GATE even 4 months before the test. It is however important for the candidate to understand the type of questions asked in GATE and have sufficient practice in the numerical questions. It is also advisable to be well prepared in aptitude questions since they have 15 marks allotted which is a significant number considering the qualification cutoff will be only 25-30 marks. Admission Process after GATE Once the initial hurdle (GATE) is cleared, an aspirant is faced with another – that of the admission process of various colleges. Each department of each college has a different selection procedure which often creates confusion and indecisiveness in the mind of the aspirant. For example, the ME program at the IISc has direct admission whereas the M.Tech program has a written test followed by an interview and the MS program has only an interview. Hence a candidate has to prepare for all processes thoroughly. Also, one has to apply to each department separately since there is no common counseling procedure. Hence each candidate has to judiciously select departments where he has the best chance of getting admission, given his GATE rank. A rank of below 100 would pose no problems as it would guarantee a seat in either the IISc or top IITs, but if you have secured a rank above 100, the options get confusing, especially while choosing the combination of institute and specialization and also in cases of inter disciplinary admissions. This is where a student will do well to take expert guidance. (Please visit www.gateforum.comfor a comprehensive post GATE admission guide) The last date for application to some institutes such as IISc and few IITs is only a few days after the GATE results are announced. Therefore students will have to start research on where to apply even before the GATE results are announced, especially if they are expecting good ranks. The top institutes which offer admission based on GATE score are IISc Bangalore and seven IITs. There are several other good colleges that take students for masters program through GATE - The 20 NITs located across the country, the university colleges such as Jadhavpur University, Anna University, IT BHU, Osmania University, Delhi Technological University. All the private colleges offering M.Tech in India admit students based on the GATE score. The approximate cutoffs for admission to various institutes is given below IISc IITs NITs University Colleges AIR Upto AIR 200 Upto AIR 500 Upto AIR 1500 Upto AIR 3000

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R07:new 3-1 regular timetable(UPDATED) & 2-2 SUPPLE time table

hi friends.... today new exam timetable came...& timings of xam...so i included in this mail.... i think it is useful to many....time tables are as follows.....

3-1 regular time table: (timing:10-1pm)

10-11-09:flat

12-11-09: daa

14-11-09:stm

17-11-09:cg

19-11-09:mp

21-11-09:dcs

2-2 supple time table:(TIMING:2.30-5.30)

01-12-09:SE
03-12-09:JAVA
05-12-09:DBMS
07-12-09:CO
09-12-09:ES
11-12-09:PPL


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jntu kakinada regular & supple exam time table 2009 (only for cse R07)

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3-1 regular time table: (timing:10-1pm)

FLAT :3-11-09
DAA :05-11-09
STM :07-11-09
C.G :10-11-09
M.P :12-11-09
DCS :14-11-09

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SE :20-11-09

java:23-11-09

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mfcs:11-11-09

dld:13-11-09

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10-11:BEE

12-11:AP

14-11:m.m

17-11:EDC

Aspirations2020 :INFOSYS campus connect details & resources

The Campus Connect Programming Contest will be held in the following 5 rounds.

1. Teaser Round
   
   • Open to all the students of the participating colleges.
   • The 30 top scorers from each college will be recommended by Infosys to form teams for the next rounds.


2. College Round
   
   • Open to the teams formed by the selected students from the teaser round from the participating colleges.
   • Top 30 students in each college will be formed into 10 teams of 3 each and each team will participate in this round.
   • 2 teams from each college will be selected for the inter-college round.


3. Inter-College Round
   
   • Below teams will be selected based on their performance in the Inter-College round to participate in the DC-Final Round. Short listing of students, In a DC,
   • If there is one zone, 6 best teams will be shortlisted from each zone.
   • If there are 2 zones, 3 best teams will be shortlisted from each zone.
   • If there are 3 zones, 2 best teams will be shortlisted from each zone.
   • If there are 5 zones, 1 best team will be shortlisted from each zone.


4. DC Finals
   
   • The DC Finals Round will be organized at Infosys DC(s).
   • Infoscions will proctor the teams.
   • Based on the scores, DC Finals winner and runner up teams will be selected.


5. National Finals
   
   • National Finals will be organized at Infosys DC.
   • Infoscions will proctor the teams.
   • Based on the scores, National Finals winner and runner up teams will be selected.

There are 114 Colleges participating in this event from the State of Andhra Pradesh. The Contest will be conducted in five stages.

Registration Start Date	September 10th , 2009 -Online at your college
Registration End Date	October 15th, 2009
Teaser Round	September 10th , 2009 to October 15, 2009-Online at your College
College Round	October 25, 2009 to November 15, 2009-Online at your College
Inter – College Round	December 15th, 2009 to December 31st, 2009- Online at your College
DC Finals	January 2010 -At Infosys DC
National Finals	March 2010- At Infosys DC

Campus Connect Online Programming Contest FAQs

How many questions does the participant have to solve in all the rounds?

How many students from each college can participate in the teaser round?

How are students selected for College Round?

Is Teaser round individual or team event?

In which round of programming contest students participate as a team?

Can a team work on more than one DevSquare Application?

Can I attempt the programming contest in more than one language?

How do I know my results?

How many questions does the participant have to solve in the all the rounds?

You can attempt and solve as many questions as possible in the given time. All the rounds will have differential marks for the problems, which would be based on the level of difficulty of the problems.

How many students from each college can participate in the Teaser round?

There is no limit to the number of participants from each college for the Teaser round.

How are students selected for the College Round? Are Teaser round scores considered for the same?

The 30 top scorers from each college will be selected to form 10 teams from a college to go to the college round.

Is Teaser round individual or a team event?

The Teaser round is for an individual. Each individual has to participate separately.

In which round of programming contest students participate as a team?

The participants have to form teams from the College round onwards. A team should have 3 members. Same team need to continue up to National Finals.

Can a team work on more than one DevSquare Application?

Only one DevSquare Application is allowed to be open for a login of team or an individual participant.

Can I attempt the programming contest in more than one language?

You are allowed to attempt the programming contest in ONLY one of the languages for each round.

How do I know my results?

The results will be communicated to your college.The respective coordinator will notify you about the results after every round.

RESOURCES:

1. DevSquare Resources

Please familiarize yourself with the DevSquare application and the types of questions asked in the contest. This would help you perform better during the actual contest.


• DevSquare Application:
  You would be new to the DevSquare Application. Thats why we have an array of resources ready for you to get yourself familiarized.
  1. You can go through the flash demos for programming in Java, C/C++ or C#. These flash demos have audio and demonstrates each and every step clearly.
  2. For a quick review of the DevSquare Application, you can check the application screenshots.
  3. You can go through the detailed documentation on the DevSquare Environment .


• Sample Question and solution:
  You can get an idea of a sample DevSquare question and its solution in Java and C/C++


• Practice Test:
  To try the DevSquare application, make sure to take a practice test in a language of your choice. Please check that your local browser/security settings are set correctly.
  


• DevSquare FAQs:
  If you have any clarifications about the DevSquare application, please review the DevSquare FAQs.



2. Tutorials & Programming Resources

If you are new to the programming, or, even if you have done programming before, the following tutorials & programming resources will help you sharpen your skills so that you are ready when the contest starts.


• Java resource links
  
Sun Java Tutorials
Java Tutorials
Java Beginner
Core Java Tutorials
Rose India
Java2S
Java In A Nutshell


• C/C++ resource links
  
Learning to Program in C and C++
C++ Quick Reference
Learn C
CPP Resources


• C# resource links
  
Learning C#
C Sharp Computing
C# Practical Learning
C# Station
C# Help
CSharp Tutorials



3. Coding Conventions and Standards

• For all Java programs, we recommend Java coding conventions and standards as defined by Sun Microsystems.
  Code Conventions for the Java Programming Language
  Programming Rules and Conventions
  Portability Conventions and Pure Java Rules
  Top 10 Errors Java Programmers Make
  
  
• For all C/CPP Programs, we recommend GNU Compiler and the corresponding coding conventions and standards as defined by GNU.
  Coding Guidelines For C/CPP Programs
  Programming in C++, Rules and Recommendations
  C++ Programming/Code/Style Conventions
  
  
• For all C# programs, we recommend the standard coding conventions followed by Microsoft framework 2.0.
  Coding Guidelines For .Net Programs
  C# Coding Standards
  General Naming Conventions

Computer Graphics Material (CSE 3-1 Sem)

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2D Geometric Transformation
Bresenhams Circle Algorithm
Computer Graphics UNIT-1
Computer Graphics UNIT-2
Computer Graphics UNIT-3
Computer Graphics UNIT-4
Final Cyrus Beck Algorithm
Line Generation Algorithm
Window To View Port Conversion

GATE 2010 syllabus & pattren (updated)

hi friends...GATE2010 notification has came... the pattren of exam has changed..
this info may be useful to you....


Common Component of General Aptitude (GA) introduced in GATE 2010:
Each GATE paper shall have a common General Aptitude (GA) component carrying 15 marks from GATE2010.

you can download the prospectus from here....(click the link below)

gate 2010 prospectus
or from below link
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Computer Science and Information Technology

ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS

Mathematical Logic: Propositional Logic; First Order Logic.

Probability: Conditional Probability; Mean, Median, Mode and Standard Deviation; Random Variables; Distributions; uniform, normal, exponential, Poisson, Binomial.

Set Theory & Algebra: Sets; Relations; Functions; Groups; Partial Orders; Lattice; Boolean Algebra.

Combinatorics: Permutations; Combinations; Counting; Summation; generating functions; recurrence relations; asymptotics.

Graph Theory: Connectivity; spanning trees; Cut vertices & edges; covering; matching; independent sets; Colouring; Planarity; Isomorphism.

Linear Algebra: Algebra of matrices, determinants, systems of linear equations, Eigen values and Eigen vectors.

Numerical Methods: LU decomposition for systems of linear equations; numerical solutions of non-linear algebraic equations by Secant, Bisection and Newton-Raphson Methods; Numerical integration by trapezoidal and Simpson’s rules.

Calculus: Limit, Continuity & differentiability, Mean value Theorems, Theorems of integral calculus, evaluation of definite & improper integrals, Partial derivatives, Total derivatives, maxima & minima.

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Digital Logic: Logic functions, Minimization, Design and synthesis of combinational and sequential circuits; Number representation and computer arithmetic (fixed and floating point).

Computer Organization and Architecture: Machine instructions and addressing modes, ALU and data-path, CPU control design, Memory interface, I/O interface (Interrupt and DMA mode), Instruction pipelining, Cache and main memory, Secondary storage.

Programming and Data Structures: Programming in C; Functions, Recursion, Parameter passing, Scope, Binding; Abstract data types, Arrays, Stacks, Queues, Linked Lists, Trees, Binary search trees, Binary heaps.

Algorithms: Analysis, Asymptotic notation, Notions of space and time complexity, Worst and average case analysis; Design: Greedy approach, Dynamic programming, Divide-and-conquer; Tree and graph traversals, Connected components, Spanning trees, Shortest paths; Hashing, Sorting, Searching. Asymptotic analysis (best, worst, average cases) of time and space, upper and lower bounds, Basic concepts of complexity classes – P, NP, NP-hard, NP-complete.

Theory of Computation: Regular languages and finite automata, Context free languages and Push-down automata, Recursively enumerable sets and Turing machines, Undecidability.

Compiler Design: Lexical analysis, Parsing, Syntax directed translation, Runtime environments, Intermediate and target code generation, Basics of code optimization.

Operating System: Processes, Threads, Inter-process communication, Concurrency, Synchronization, Deadlock, CPU scheduling, Memory management and virtual memory, File systems, I/O systems, Protection and security.

Databases: ER-model, Relational model (relational algebra, tuple calculus), Database design (integrity constraints, normal forms), Query languages (SQL), File structures (sequential files, indexing, B and B+ trees), Transactions and concurrency control.

Information Systems and Software Engineering: information gathering, requirement and feasibility analysis, data flow diagrams, process specifications, input/output design, process life cycle, planning and managing the project, design, coding, testing, implementation, maintenance.

Computer Networks: ISO/OSI stack, LAN technologies (Ethernet, Token ring), Flow and error control techniques, Routing algorithms, Congestion control, TCP/UDP and sockets, IP(v4), Application layer protocols (icmp, dns, smtp, pop, ftp, http); Basic concepts of hubs, switches, gateways, and routers. Network security – basic concepts of public key and private key cryptography, digital signature, firewalls.

Web technologies: HTML, XML, basic concepts of client-server computing.

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GATE 2009 Question Papers With Solutions All Branches

The below given are the link for GATE-2009 questionpapers with solutions(for all branches) may useful to some of us...

QUESTION PAPERS
CIVIL {CE}
AEROSPACE {AE}
ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION {ECE}
MECHANICAL {MECH}
COMPUTER SCIENCE {CSE}
INSTRUMENTATION {IN}


SOLUTIONS
COMPUTER SCIENCE {CSE}
ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION {ECE}
ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS {EEE}
MECHANICAL {ME}
PHARMACY {PY}

LAST 10 YEARS GATE QUESTION PAPERS {ECE,CSE,IT,EEE,MECH}

LAST 10 YEARS GATE QUESTION PAPERS

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ELECTRONIC AND COMMUNICATION

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

COMPUTER SCIENCE

MECHANICAL

[NPTEL] Free Video Tutorials by Profs of IITs...

NPTEL is an acronym for National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning which is an initiative by all seven Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and Indian Institute of Science (IISc) for creating course contents in engineering and science.

Basically, Senior Profs of Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have recorded video of their lectures and they have been hosted at Youtube.these are high quality lectures by experienced & well trained. The course contents focus mainly on engineering and science.

The various Courses there are(Click on them to view complete list):

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• Computer Science Engineering

  1. Artificial Intelligence | Artificial Intelligence – Prof. P. Dasgupta

  2. Computer Architecture

  3. Computer Graphics

  4. Computer Networks

  5. Computer Organization

  6. Data Communication

  7. Data Structures and Algorithms

  8. Database Management System

  9. Design & Analysis of Algorithms

  10. Discrete Mathematical Structures

  11. Internet Technologies

  12. Introduction to Computer Graphics

  13. Introduction To Problem Solving & Programming

  14. Principles of Programming Languages

  15. Software Engineering

  16. Systems Analysis and Design

• Core Science

  1. Biochemistry

  2. Engineering Chemistry

  3. Engineering Mechanics

  4. Engineering Physics II

  5. Mathematics

  6. Numerical Methods and Programing

  7. Concept & Evolution of Management thought

  8. Classical Physics

• Electrical Engineering

  1. Analog ICs

  2. Basic Electrical Technology

  3. Broadband Networks

  4. Chaos, Fractals, and Dynamical Systems

  5. Circuit Theory

  6. Control Engineering

  7. Digital Circuits and Systems

  8. Digital Communication

  9. Digital Integrated Circuits

  10. Digital Signal Processing

  11. Digital Systems Design

  12. Electro Magnetic Fields

  13. Embedded Systems

  14. Energy Resources and Technology

  15. Illumination Engineering

  16. Industrial Automation and Control

  17. Industrial Instrumentation

  18. Intelligent Systems and Control

  19. Networks and Systems

  20. Networks, Signals and Systems

  21. Power Electronics

  22. Power System Generation Transmission Distribution

  23. Power System Analysis

  24. Solid State Devices

• Electronics Engineering

  1. Basic Electronics: Dr.Chitralekha Mahanta | Prof
     T.S.Natarajan

  2. Basic Electronics – High Resolution

  3. Digital Image Processing

  4. Digital VLSI System Design

  5. Digital Voice and Picture Communication

  6. Electronics For Analog Signal Processing: Part – I | Part – II

  7. High Speed Devices & Circuit

  8. MEMS & Microsystems

  9. Power Electronics

  10. Power System Operations and Control

  11. Probability & Random Variables

  12. Transmission Lines and EM Waves

  13. Wireless Communication

• Mechanical Engineering

  1. Advanced Strength of Materials

  2. Computational Methods in Design & Manufacturing

  3. Design of Machine Elements

  4. Dynamics of Machines

  5. Finite Element Method

  6. Kinematics of Machines

  7. Manufacturing Processes II

  8. Mechanical Measurements and Metrology

  9. Principles of Mechanical Measurements

  10. Project and Production Management

  11. Refrigeration and Airconditioning

  12. Robotics

Civil Engineering

1. Building Materials and Construction

2. Engineering Geology

3. Environmental Air Pollution

4. Fluid Mechanics

5. Introduction to Transportation Engineering

6. Mechanics of Solids

7. Prestressed Concrete Structures

8. Soil Mechanics

9. Strength of Materials

10. Structural Analysis II

11. Surveying

12. Water & Wastewater Engineering

13. Water Resources Engineering

• Misc

  • Performance of Marine Vehicles At Sea
  • Biochemical Engineering – Enzyme Science and Engineering

You can find more information on its Website and don’t forget to read F.A.Qs. Dowloading videos from youtube is easy, search on google with “download youtube videos” in search box.

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3-1 CSE 1st mid onlinebits:
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