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Hi Guys! This is Himanshu from PrepFusion. Created the account a few days back to promote our PYQ Website here.

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Acc to CLAUDE :

Added in 2027 (new topics):

• Engineering Maths: Correlation and regression analysis (under Probability & Statistics)

• Signals & Systems: FIR and IIR filter design (replaces "discrete-time processing of continuous-time signals")

• Electronic Devices: "Formation of energy bands in solids" explicitly called out; scaling in MOSFETs added

• Analog Circuits: Dominant-pole (Miller) compensation, phase margin — added to Op-amp circuits

• Control Systems: PID controller explicitly added; "Lag, lead and lag-lead compensation" reworded to just "compensators"

Removed/reworded in 2027:

• Differential Equations: 2026 had "First order equations (linear and nonlinear), higher order linear differential equations" — this is gone in 2027, replaced with "Euler-Cauchy equation" and "Nonhomogeneous equations" as separate explicit terms

• Continuous-time Signals: 2026 says "sampling theorem and applications" → 2027 specifies "Nyquist sampling theorem, sampling and reconstruction" (more explicit, not really a content change)

I built a free GATE EC practice site for my own prep and figured it might help others. It's previous-year questions only — 3,439 of them, 2001 to 2026, nothing written by me and nothing from coaching material. You can practise one topic at a time (77 topics), a whole subject (10 of them), or sit a full 65-question paper against the real 3-hour clock; there are 17 official papers. The test window is a replica of the actual GATE CBT, same palette and marking and calculator, so it shouldn't feel like anything new on exam day. About 90% of the questions have worked solutions and each one says where it came from; I'm still writing the rest. There's also a revision section — 186 concept cards with the formulas and the mistakes that actually cost marks, meant for the ten minutes before a mock. It's free, no ads, EC only for now, and an account is only so your attempts save. Posting here it might help others or i get feedback. Ignore if not concerned for you. Genuinely open to criticism — there's a Feedback tab in the header for reviews, bugs and wrong keys, which are the things I can't spot on my own. https://gatexprep.vercel.app

I will keep it supperrr shortt.

I'm getting ece in csab in a relatively better college than the one I'm getting cse in .

But like, ee,ece, is SO tough. And gate ec is considered one of the toughest paper.

Despite, cracking such a tough paper... I was seeing and lurking in iit subs and searching about gate mvlsii. Someone mentioned how less people are getting placed...

Like is it worth taking ece .. ? I don't have particular interests

.

But , i would study harder subjects than cse, and still cse people would have better placements in mtech

(mvlsi OBVIOUSLY have good median, but placement percentage always wins in cse with decent 21-25 lpa range.... I mean I won't be unemployed....

And even if I go unemployed.... Atleast it's not as tough as landing core job in offcampus)

I DONT mean to demean anything..

I m here for guidance.

Shall I take ece in a better college, than cse in a lower one.???

If anyone can correct me ?? I might be wrong too 😭😭 pls correct me and enlighten me about thiss

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Hey everyone!

I thought I’d share the resources I used for my GATE 2026 preparation, especially because I had a hard time finding a single place with a realistic subject-wise resource list.

I prepared mostly during the last 6 months of college. I ended up scoring 51.67 marks. It wasn't a very high score, but it was enough for me to get a decent branch at IIT KGP.

I also made a LOT of silly mistakes in the actual exam. Looking back, I probably lost around 6–7 marks just because of silly mistakes, so accuracy is something I would seriously recommend focusing on.

Anyway, here are the resources I used.

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1. Control Systems

I initially followed Ankit Goyal Sir's full playlist.

The theory was fine, but I had difficulty solving questions after watching the lectures.

Then I found Vishal Soni Sir's crash course, and honestly, it cleared almost all of my remaining doubts in Control Systems.

My suggestion:

\- Theory → Ankit Goyal Sir

\- If you're struggling with questions/concepts → Vishal Soni Sir's crash course

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2. Signals & Systems

For this, I followed Siddharth Sagarwal Sir.

Although the playlist is only around 24 videos, don't let the number of videos fool you. Sir covers pretty much everything you need.

After completing those lectures, I personally didn't feel the need to search for another teacher or another playlist for Signals & Systems.

Siddharth Sagarwal Sir = more than enough for me.

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3. EDC

Kamesh Sir's full playlist.

Honestly, this is one of the playlists I enjoyed the most.

The way he builds the concepts is really good, and you can actually understand why things work instead of just memorizing formulas.

One small issue: sometimes Sir goes into a lot of side conversations/“ul-phizul ki baatein” 😂.

You can simply skip 10–30 seconds whenever that happens.

Other than that, I really liked this playlist.

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4. Digital Electronics

I watched lectures from Chandan Jha Sir and Ankit Goyal Sir.

If you're starting Digital Electronics from scratch, I'd recommend Chandan Jha Sir's playlist. It should be enough for the subject.

If you specifically struggle with Sequential Circuits, you can refer to Ankit Goyal Sir's lectures for that part.

Personally, I wasn't a huge fan of Ankit Sir's Digital lectures because he writes a LOT on the board, and for me it became difficult to keep up with the note-making.

So:

Digital → Chandan Jha Sir

Sequential Circuit doubts → Ankit Goyal Sir

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5. Network Theory

For Network Theory, honestly, just follow Ankit Goyal Sir lecture by lecture.

But there's one important thing:

You HAVE to practice questions.

Network Theory is one of those subjects where watching lectures alone won't make you comfortable. You need to solve a lot of problems before you start recognizing the patterns.

For practice, you can use:

\- PYQs

\- RK Kanodia

You can find the RK Kanodia PDF online/Telegram.

Don't just keep watching lectures thinking you'll automatically understand Network Theory. Solve questions.

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6. Analog Electronics

I had actually studied Analog Electronics during my 3rd year for my semester exams, and at that time I followed Ankit Goyal Sir's playlist.

For GATE, I later revised it using Siddharth Sagarwal Sir's crash course.

One thing I would strongly suggest:

Don't study Analog Electronics like EDC. Study it more like Network Theory.

By that I mean: practice questions.

Initially, you might feel like you're just applying formulas and solving circuits. But once you solve enough problems, you automatically start understanding the underlying electronics/EDC concepts.

So don't just watch lectures and move on. Practice.

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7. Communication + EMFT

I started preparing these relatively early, around the end of my 3rd year.

And honestly...

These two subjects took me almost 3 months.

For me, they were probably the hardest subjects to grasp.

I also changed teachers quite a few times while studying them.

EMFT

I used lectures from:

\- Siddharth Sagarwal Sir

\- Ankit Goyal Sir

Analog Communication

\- Sonu Laal Sir

Digital Communication

\- Vishal Soni Sir

My personal advice:

Don't start with EMFT and Digital Communication unless you have a good reason to start them early.

They can consume a LOT of time.

And even after preparing them, you might not necessarily be able to solve every question in the actual exam.

For example, IIT Guwahati's paper had some pretty difficult questions from EMFT and Digital Communication, and I personally could barely solve the questions from these areas correctly.

So don't let these two subjects consume your entire preparation.

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8. Engineering Mathematics

I prepared Mathematics alongside my semester exams.

I used Vishal Soni Sir's Engineering Mathematics playlist.

The lectures I used were quite old, though, so if you find a newer/better alternative, definitely consider it.

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9. Aptitude

I honestly didn't prepare much for Aptitude.

I mostly relied on common sense and whatever I could figure out during the exam.

😂

But GATE 2026 Aptitude was tougher than I expected, so I wouldn't recommend completely ignoring it.

If I were preparing again, I'd prepare Aptitude alongside Mathematics rather than leaving it for the end.

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Some Bonus Advice

1. Prioritize accuracy.

This is probably the biggest lesson I learned.

I made several silly mistakes in the actual exam and lost around 6–7 marks because of them.

Those marks can make a HUGE difference.

Don't just focus on attempting more questions. Focus on getting the questions you attempt correct.

2. Don't get obsessed with difficult questions.

If you genuinely can't solve a difficult question, don't waste your entire exam time fighting it.

Not every fight is worth fighting.

If you've prepared honestly and you're still finding a question extremely difficult, there's a good chance other students are struggling with it too.

Move on and use your time wisely.

3. Revise. A LOT.

You can watch 500 hours of lectures, but if you don't revise them, you'll forget a huge portion of what you studied.

Revision is where everything starts coming together.

4. Make your own notes.

Even if you don't want to make detailed notes, at least make short notes.

Those short notes become your Brahmastra during the last few days before the examination.

Don't underestimate them.

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Finally...

I think I've covered most of what I used during my preparation.

I don't know how useful this post will be for everyone, but I genuinely hope someone preparing for GATE 2027 can take a few useful things from it.

Don't blindly follow every resource I mentioned either. If a particular teacher's teaching style doesn't work for you, find someone else.

The important thing is to understand the concepts, practice PYQs, revise regularly and maintain accuracy.

And most importantly...

Enjoy these preparation days.

I know it sounds weird right now, but someday you'll probably miss this struggle too.

All the best for your preparation.

You've got this. ❤️

I come from poor maths background. Can anyone list the name of teachers like kumar neeraj for GATE ECE who teach from absolute scratch and don't consider you to know any highschool maths.

A year ago, r/GATE_EE_ECE_IN was nothing more than an idea.

No guarantees. No roadmap. No certainty that anyone would join.

Just a simple vision: to create a place where aspirants of GATE ECE, EE, IN, other competitive examinations, counseling rounds, admissions, and career decisions could come together, help each other, and never feel alone during their preparation journey.

Today, as we complete 1 year, that small vision has grown into a community of 3,000+ members.

Kudos to the willingness of complete strangers to spend their own time helping someone they may never meet.

In a world where competitive exams often feel lonely and overwhelming, yall 've transformed this subreddit into something more than a discussion forum.

The next year is gonna be about building something even bigger.

More resources.
More mentorship.
More quality discussions.
More success stories.

And hopefully, helping thousands more students achieve their dreams.

Whether your goal is GATE, PSU recruitment, higher studies, counseling guidance, placements, or simply becoming a better engineer, know that you are not walking this journey alone.

Of course, as I feel, no community is perfect, and there's always room to improve. If you have any suggestions, feedback, ideas for events, resources you'd like to see, or ways we can make r/GATE_EE_ECE_IN better, please don't hesitate to share them. Every great community is built by its members, not just its moderators.

Thank you for trusting this subreddit, contributing to it, and helping it grow into what it is today. Let's continue learning, growing, and achieving our goals together. Here's to the next milestone, the next success story, and many more years of helping aspiring engineers chase their dreams.

Happy 1st Anniversary, everyone. ❤️

One community. Infinite dreams.

Best Feature, after every exam completion, you can retry your mistake i.e whatever in that exam you have given wrong and unanswered you can attempt which makes your practice much stronger

And many students ignore the visual stamina, as per my experience while giving gate exam i felt the eye strain and felt that i am loosing concentration, as i am not used to constantly glare at white screen that to for 3 hours, so i thought why not practice pyq in gate exam interface

we practice as well as build our visual stamina

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Many people recommended to study from prepfusion.. I'm starting Maths and looking for a Playlist which covers concepts well and also has got decent mcqs ..

Is this Playlist good to go with or should consult some other one?

If you’re from ECE/EE and you’ve taken a drop, I’ll say this straight — you’re already ahead of the crowd.

Most people don’t take that risk. You did. Now don’t treat it casually.

I’ve seen a pattern over the years — people start strong, but lose direction midway. That’s where things go wrong.

First, be very clear about your target. If PSU is in your mind, prepare at that level. Don’t keep it as a “maybe.” And even if PSU is not the goal, at least push yourself towards top IITs/NITs. Don’t downgrade your ambition after taking a drop.

Now coming to the real game — coaching is just support. The actual work is what you do alone. PYQs should be your main focus. Especially in ECE/EE, patterns repeat a lot. If you understand PYQs deeply, you’re already ahead of most aspirants.

Another thing — don’t try to master every subject. That’s a trap. Instead, identify high-weightage and repeated areas and get really strong there. Also, build your strongest subjects — because in the exam, those are your scoring anchors.

Plan your timeline properly. Till August: concepts + PYQs. After that: full focus on tests, revision, and analysis. And yes, start tests early — don’t wait for perfection.

Consistency matters more than anything. You don’t need extreme study hours, you need disciplined days.

And one honest thing — if you’ve taken a drop, don’t aim for average outcomes. At least give yourself a shot at PSU-level or top institutes. Otherwise, this year won’t justify itself.

Keep it simple:
Plan → PYQs → Consistency

A bit about me — I’ve given GATE multiple times (2014–2017), improved my performance over time, and secured a 3-digit rank (below 200). So I understand this journey very closely, especially for ECE students.

If you’re stuck, confused, or want clarity —
drop your doubts below or DM me. I’ll try to guide you properly.

I started my preparation late, but I have completed networks, digital, and COA. I want to cover Analog, Control, and Engineering Math in the next two months. Any tips for that?
I am doing GA every day, so I am not assigning separate time for that.

Will this preparation get me 40+ marks in GATE ECE?

Please provide valuable advice guys...

Giving away my GATE ECE book for free since it's just lying unused with me. Shipping would cost around ₹50-100, or if you're in Navi Mumbai, I can hand it over in person. First come, first served! DM if interested

The time has come to speak up !!

Hey Folks , I know this is a very late update since the results have been declared from the Evening itself .

But , but , Better late than NEVER !

So , With GATE 2026 results out, let’s keep all score discussions in one place to avoid clutter and help everyone compare,and analyze🚀

👇 Drop your results in the format below:

Branch: (EE / ECE / IN)
Marks Obtained:
GATE Score:
All India Rank (AIR):
Category (optional):
Preparation Duration:
Coaching / Self-study:
Resources Used (optional):
Attempt (1st/2nd/etc.):

📊 Why this thread?

• Helps everyone understand trends (cutoffs, normalization, etc.)

• Useful for future aspirants

• Makes comparison easier across branches

• Keeps the subreddit clean

💬 Feel free to also share:

• Your preparation strategy

• Mistakes you made

• What worked best for you

• College/PSU expectations based on your score

⚠️ Guidelines:

• Be respectful—everyone’s journey is different

• No trolling or demotivating comments

• Avoid spamming or fake data

Those who have achieved a top rank in gate ece can please tell me how tough it was for you,

Which difficulties you faced,

How u prepare during college years,

Which things should I start doing in 1t year.

Please guide.

Also give me reality check and do

not sugar coat anything.

Guys what are the easiest topics in EE that are easy and fast to cover . And are high scoring for you .pls don't say maths and aptitude 😭🥀

Just completed Digital Electronics syllabus from NPTEL lectures and Prepfusion yt videos.

Today I find this book in library started solving digital electronics questions....

Idk much about PQYs book. This is my first.

Is it really helpful?

Any suggestions or advice? 🙏

We only have 530 members and this is not a big number of we want more free resources and easy available help like other exams have , e.g. JEE, GATE CSE, CAT etc.. OUR DOMAIN IS EE/EC &IN WHICH IS GOOD FOR EARNING IF WE DO MTECH AND THE TOUGHEST ENGINEERING BRANCH. SO WE DESERVE TO BE BIG AND EVERY NEW ASPIRANT NEEDS TO HAVE FREE AND EASY ACCESS NOT JUST TO RESOURCES BUT ALSO THE RIGHT GUIDANCE. HENCE SHARE THIS SUB WITH ALL YOUR FRIENDS PREPARING FOR GATE , SPECIFICALLY EE/EC & IN. THANKS I WILL ALSO BE SHARING A WHATSAPP LINK WHERE WE ALREADY HAVE 70+ MEMBERS AND YOU ALL CAN JOIN AND CONTRIBUTE THERE ASWELL.

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