Hola homo-sapiens! Hope you're doing GrATE today :D
So, most of you, am sure if you have managed to open and read this post, must have been searching for the questions that follow up:
This question is too important to be answered, and even i could not find the BEST answer even till 2nd February'18 (My exam was on 3rd Feb'18). So, here what i want to say is, whatever material you have finish it and then move on to searching for more else you would be wasting your time in finding more questions and books and other stuff to study from while you haven't actually done with what you already had.
I am sure, the next question that must be popping up in your mind would be, what all i referred?
I had joined Made Easy classroom course (for me those 8-9 hours, apart from travelling time, were more of a reminder to the battle i had stepped into) and I followed the material in order as first register notes second workbook simultaneously (as soon as a topic finished, this reminds me of days when i had to solve workbooks while travelling in metro) then previous years and at last test series (Made Easy and ACE)
ALERT- Follow your own strategy, don't search for someone else's plan!!! But, YES the stuff i mentioned was more than enough to crack even under 100 rank. (So, if you have similar stuff covering similar questions and topics, it is enough.)
So, most of you, am sure if you have managed to open and read this post, must have been searching for the questions that follow up:
Where to study from?

I am sure, the next question that must be popping up in your mind would be, what all i referred?
I had joined Made Easy classroom course (for me those 8-9 hours, apart from travelling time, were more of a reminder to the battle i had stepped into) and I followed the material in order as first register notes second workbook simultaneously (as soon as a topic finished, this reminds me of days when i had to solve workbooks while travelling in metro) then previous years and at last test series (Made Easy and ACE)
ALERT- Follow your own strategy, don't search for someone else's plan!!! But, YES the stuff i mentioned was more than enough to crack even under 100 rank. (So, if you have similar stuff covering similar questions and topics, it is enough.)
Standard Books to be followed?
This is another thing that had been bothering me since months. I used to ask my seniors again and again- "I am from three tier college and did not study from standard books in my initial years so doubt on my basic concepts built so far, Is it still possible to crack GATE with decent rank?" and even though they answered what actually happened, i always thought- "They were saying just for the sake of my confidence." I will not deny the fact that i had read some standard books for the subjects, that were included in my semester curriculum, just after i had made up my mind for GATE.
But then, What i had read from those books hardly made a difference and books i read were- Ullman (Compiler Design), Cormen (Algorithms), Kenneth Rossen (Discrette Maths) and Galvin (Operating Systems, only book that i actually read well and complete).
If someone is dedicated enough to read these knowledgeable books, I would not at all want to discourage you from doing so, then here are some-
Database- Navathe
Database- Navathe
Engineering Maths- BS Grewal
Data Structure- Tanenbaum
Networking- Forouzan (Highly Recommended, if you want to study Comp N/w well)
Digital Logic & Comp Architecture- Morris Mano
Theory Of Computation- Peter Linz
Ps. It would be great to hear from readers, for the questions they have unanswered. Drop your views be it appreciation or criticism in the comments. Heartiest thank you to all the readers for your valuable time :)
Theory Of Computation- Peter Linz
Ps. It would be great to hear from readers, for the questions they have unanswered. Drop your views be it appreciation or criticism in the comments. Heartiest thank you to all the readers for your valuable time :)