Its been a little while since my last post. I am being kind of busy dealing with Coaching Classes, Personal life and GATE preparation. About preparation, so far so good. I am more intended towards my classes though but I manage to take out 7-8 hours daily for the GATE preparation. Ofcourse I only manage get time, I never study that much though. Like a good enterprenuer, we should always resources in hand whether we use it or not.
So far I have done with some signals and system (revision and practise needed), networks (80%) and now dealing with Electronic Devices and Analog Circuit, these two subjects simultaneously. My plan of action is bit time consuming (but remember I have time in hand). I have decided to watch all the 90 lecture series of Analog Signal Processing (vol 1 and 2) [LINK-vol-1 and Link-vol-2] and reading 'Electronic Circuit Analysis and Design' by Donald Neamen. This will take around 20 days to complete the 1000 pages book and a 90 lectures each of 45 minutes.
2-3 questions are strictly going to come on 'Electronic Devices' and 4-5 questions from 'Analog Circuit', means its the matter of 8-9 questions in GATE paper which may give 16-18 marks maximum. And these are enough to qualify in GATE along with simple Mathematics and Digital Circuits.
I have made my schedule till GATE exam (will be posting in my next post) and working according to that. Sincerity and hard work is the essence of success. I have planned to study 5 - 7 hours in a day (not more than that) but do this 7 days a week. I have enough time to revise, practise, learn and remember. I am keeping practise on the top of the priority list.
[NOTE: Will be posting my plan of action in the next blog.]
So far I have done with some signals and system (revision and practise needed), networks (80%) and now dealing with Electronic Devices and Analog Circuit, these two subjects simultaneously. My plan of action is bit time consuming (but remember I have time in hand). I have decided to watch all the 90 lecture series of Analog Signal Processing (vol 1 and 2) [LINK-vol-1 and Link-vol-2] and reading 'Electronic Circuit Analysis and Design' by Donald Neamen. This will take around 20 days to complete the 1000 pages book and a 90 lectures each of 45 minutes.
2-3 questions are strictly going to come on 'Electronic Devices' and 4-5 questions from 'Analog Circuit', means its the matter of 8-9 questions in GATE paper which may give 16-18 marks maximum. And these are enough to qualify in GATE along with simple Mathematics and Digital Circuits.
I have made my schedule till GATE exam (will be posting in my next post) and working according to that. Sincerity and hard work is the essence of success. I have planned to study 5 - 7 hours in a day (not more than that) but do this 7 days a week. I have enough time to revise, practise, learn and remember. I am keeping practise on the top of the priority list.
[NOTE: Will be posting my plan of action in the next blog.]
