Phase 1: Core Subjects (103 days)

C, DSA, and Algorithms (25 days)

• Theory Learning: Day 1-15
• Revision: Day 16-18
• PYQs: Day 19-21
• Test Series: Day 22-23
• Final Revision: Day 24-25

DBMS (13 days)

1. Theory Learning: Day 26-33
2. Revision: Day 34
3. PYQs: Day 35-36
4. Test Series: Day 37
5. Final Revision: Day 38

OS, Compiler Design, TOC, Digital Logic, Computer Networks (13 days each)

• Follow the same plan as DBMS (Day 39-103)

Phase 2: Additional Subjects (30 days)

COA (10 days)

1. Theory Learning: Day 104-109
2. Revision: Day 110
3. PYQs: Day 111
4. Test Series: Day 112
5. Final Revision: Day 113

Engineering Mathematics (10 days)

1. Theory Learning: Day 114-119
2. Revision: Day 120
3. PYQs: Day 121
4. Test Series: Day 122
5. Final Revision: Day 123

Discrete Mathematics (10 days)

1. Theory Learning: Day 124-129
2. Revision: Day 130
3. PYQs: Day 131
4. Test Series: Day 132
5. Final Revision: Day 133

Phase 3: Iteration and Mocks (47 days)

Iteration 2 (25 days)

• Spend 2 days on each subject (Day 134-158)

Mock Tests and Analysis (15 days)

1. Mock Tests: Day 159-173

Final Revision (7 days)

1. Final Revision: Day 174-180

Motivation and Tips

This may seem difficult initially, but if you put in enough time, this can be achieved. For college students, allocate 3 hours on weekdays and 8-10 hours on weekends. “Impossible” says “I’m possible.” Stay focused and dedicated, and you’ll be well-prepared for GATE.

Final Words of Motivation

Every great achievement starts with the decision to try. The journey to success is not easy, but worth it. Believe in your abilities, stay committed, and never lose sight of your goals. Your hard work will pay off, turning dreams into reality. Keep pushing forward, and you’ll not only crack the GATE exam but also build a bright future.

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Regards,
Satyam Raj