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Know Your Marks & Predicated Rank for GATE CSE 2023 Today.

Click Here: GATEOverflow GATE CSE Rank Predictor

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GATEOverflow Answer Key for GATE CSE 2023: GO Answer Key GATE 2023

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Youtube video explaining MLPerf submission using CK2/CM: https://youtu.be/hKeXg2Cg4ng

Best Exams in Computer Science

1. IIITH: The International Institute of Information Technology - Hyderabad 

   • Postgraduate Entrance Examination (PGEE). 
   • https://gateoverflow.in/blog/10301/gate-cse-iiith-admissions

2. CMI: Chennai Mathematical Institute  

   • Admissions
   • https://gateoverflow.in/blog/14443/all-about-cmi-exam

3. TIFR: Tata Institute of Fundamental Research

   • http://univ.tifr.res.in/admissions/GS2023/GS2023.htm
   • https://gateoverflow.in/blog/14448/all-about-tifr-exam

4. BITS: Birla Institute of Technology and Science

   • https://www.bits-pilani.ac.in/university/admissions/home

5. ISI: Indian Statistical Institute

   • Admissions
   • https://gateoverflow.in/blog/14447/all-about-isi-exam

6. NIELIT: National Institute of Electronics & Information Technology

   • https://gateoverflow.in/blog/10177/previous-year-nielit-papers

7. ISRO: Indian Space Research Organisation

   • https://gateoverflow.in/blog/9682/isro-recruitment

8. BARC: Bhabha Atomic Research Centre

   • https://gateoverflow.in/blog/14832/recruitment-scientific-officers-department-atomic-energy
   • https://gateoverflow.in/blog/9681/barc-recruitment

9. DRDO: Defence Research and Development Organisation

   • https://gateoverflow.in/blog/14791/drdo-previous-year-papers

10. JEST: Joint Entrance Screening Test (JEST) 

    • https://www.jest.org.in/joint-entrance-screening-test

11. IIITD: Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology Delhi

    • https://www.iiitd.ac.in/

12. NSIT: Netaji Subhas University of Technology

    • http://www.nsit.ac.in/admissions/contact/
    • https://gateoverflow.in/blog/9740/gate-cse-nsit-admissions

For an explanation please watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F78kZ6xzR18&t=138s

BARC SCIENTIST OCES/DGFS 2023

BARC 2023 forms are out.

1. Important Dates: 

   Commencement of online registration of applications	04/02/2023
   Closure of registration of applications	05/03/2023
   Exam date	1 & 2 April 2023

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Hi All,

Find the GATE CSE 2023 Memory Based Questions & Analysis in this blog.

All Questions – 

https://gateoverflow.in/tag/memorybased-gatecse2023

$\color{\red}{\text{Theory of Computation:}}$

Question 1: PDA Push Down Automata Question

Question 2: Context Free Grammar But Language Regular

Question 3: Number of States in the Minimal DFA

Question 4: Intersection Closure Property based Question

Question 5: DFA to Regular Expression question: 1(0+11)*

$\color{\red}{\text{Compiler Design:}}$

Question 1: Lexical Analysis & NFA question (Digit, Letter)

Question 2: SDT Question: String 10#011

Question 3: Liveness Analysis of Control Flow Graph

$\color{\red}{\text{DBMS:}}$

Question 1: Degree(Arity) of a Relation

Question 2: SQL question Number of Tuples

Question 3: Primary Index on Data File, Binary Search

$\color{\red}{\text{Computer Organization & Architecture COA:}}$

Question 1: 8-way Set Associative Cache, Tag Bits

Question 2: Pipeline 3 Stages, 100 Instructions

Question 3: Assembly Code, U1,U2,U3,U4 Question

$\color{\red}{\text{Operating Systems OS:}}$

Question 1: Semaphore Question, Binary & Counting Semaphore

Question 2: LRU Question, Number of Page Faults

Question 3: Multi-Level Paging, Number of Levels

Question 4: Starvation in which CPU Scheduling 

Question 5: Threads need to save  stack pointer, PC, page table base register

$\color{\red}{\text{Computer Networks:}}$

Question 1: DNS + HTTP question, 10 objects, pipelined persistent connection

$\color{\red}{\text{DS+Algo:}}$

Question 1: BFS question value of B(Φ)

Question 2: Heap Extract min, insert

Question 3: Output of C program static x

Question 4: C function all activation tree

Question 5: Algo: Two function comparison

Question 6: Singly Linked list Doubly Linked List

$\color{\red}{\text{Engineering Maths:}}$

Question 1: Probability Independent Events Coin Toss

$\color{\red}{\text{Discrete Mathematics:}}$

Question 1: First Order Logic question, P(x) --> Q(x,y)

Question 2: Greedy Graph Coloring Algorithm

Question 3: Group Theory Question

Question 4: Permutation question, Separating Permutations of A,B

Question 5: Equivalence Classes, Surjective Function Question

$\color{\red}{\text{Complete Analysis of GATE 2023 Paper:}}$

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIPZ2_p3RNHjHdn18a-3dcvHbYoovTtn8 

Share more Memory Based GATE CSE 2023 questions in the comments.

My name is Aakash Bhardwaj, and this blog is about my life in the last three years. I was non-serious at the time of JEE prepration, and I assumed IITs were the same as other colleges, so I didn't prepare for JEE much. I was admitted to a tier 3 college, and within one year of college, I realized the value of IITs. During 2nd year, I started wondering about various options, which was when I came to know about GATE. In 3rd year, precisely the 6th semester, I started preparing for GATE 2021 and enrolled in the Ravidrababu Ravula sir's course. Ravi sir taught very well, and there was a considerable difference between what I learned in college and what sir taught. Everything was going well, and I was pulling 7-8 hrs per day and managing my college altogether.

 In GATE 2021, the pattern changed, and there were two examination shifts. IITB also introduced multiple select questions. Due to COVID, semester exams that were supposed to get over in the Last week of December got postponed and went till the first week of Feb. Practical exams clashed with GATE. The GATE exam was on 14 Feb, and one day before the exam, I was in college for practical exams. I had very high expectations on exam day, but I had hardly read anything in the last 30 days. My exam slot was 2-5 pm, I went for the exam, and I almost gave up within an hour and started guessing the answers instead of solving the questions. Ultimately, I got 35 marks.  

So I had two options: to go for another attempt or join TCS. I decided on another shot. Firstly, I analyzed my mistakes in GATE2021. Which were

• Solved very few PYQs
• Very less practice.
• Poor in-depth knowledge of subjects like TOC, DM, COA, and DBMS

So, just after GATE 2021, I started preparation and had access to MadeEasy Prime lectures. I took subject by subject, made thorough revisions, and referred MadeEasy classes for weekly topics. In this way, I have completed DS, Algo, CD, COA, DLD, CN, and OS by May end. In June, I enrolled in the Gateoverflow and MadeEasy test series and started attempting tests(Topic-wise and subject-wise tests) on every alternative day. I analyzed every test properly. In parallel, I started learning discrete maths from Satish Yadav sir and TOC from Deepak Poonia sir(GOCLASSESS was just launched then). I have completed all subjects till September, including solving PYQs twice.

In October, I started giving full-length test series. I have attempted almost 30+ full-length tests from various test series on alternative days. In Made Easy test series, my lowest marks were 58, and my highest was 82 (I got 68+ in most tests). In the Gateoverflow test series, I attempted three full-length tests with scores of 56,61, and 59. In the ACE test series, I got 70+ on most of the Attempted tests.

But, 20 days before the exam, I got covid positive, suffered from extreme symptoms, and took almost 7-8 days to recover partially and get back to studies. And this was when I got the news that my grandfather had expired. Throughout the lockdown, I used to study in the room next to my grandfather's room. It seemed that GOD was against me, and I was utterly lost. And guess what? I failed in GATE again!!.

I planned everything, completed the syllabus on time, solved every PYQ, attempted the Test series with proper analysis, solved foreign university assignments, and still got a rank of 3500. GATE 2022 was bigger than a failure for me. I was depressed and stressed. Thanks to Satish sir and my parents for helping me at this time. My failure portfolio didn't stop here.

After this, I attempted PGEE. I was on the waiting list but didn't secure a seat. In BARC, I got 130, and the cutoff was 134; hence, I was not shortlisted. In CPCL, I got 80/120. There was only one seat for UR, and I am from the General category, so I again failed(CPCL did not disclose the cutoff). Somehow, I started revision and attempted the HPCL exam after one month. I got 126 marks, and the UR cutoff was 130. I was very close to the threshold, but I still failed.

In the meantime, I got job offers from TCS, INFOSYS and IOPEX, but the salary was too low. I also got an MTech admission offer at IIIT Delhi (non-gate) and BITS Pilani(Goa campus). NPCI(national payments corporation of India) also offered me a job opportunity. IITs and PSUs were my dreams, and I gave my 100% to achieve my goal. It was difficult for me to satisfy at a bare minimum. 

I am not motivated to go for another attempt at GATE, and it is still being determined when ISRO will hire through the ICRB exam or when NIELIT will recruit. Considering everything, I decided to go to Australia for higher studies. I got admission to CDU, Darwin(Australia), and this is probably my last week in India. 

So yes, this was my hustle and my gate journey. People say, "Luck favors those who work hard," but I doubt it!!

I would especially like to thank Deepak sir for the unique content for TOC and brilliant answers on Gateoverflow. Thanks to Satish sir for teaching me and helping me in tough times. My parents supported me throughout the journey. I remember when my mom used to watch Ranayan on muted audio because I was studying then, so thanks for the blessings and constant support they have been for me. A special thanks to Kirti Soni and Himanshu Kumar for solving my irritating doubts.

The Defence Research and Development Organisation is the premier agency under the Department of Defence Research and Development in Ministry of Defence of the Government of India, charged with the military's research and development, headquartered in Delhi, India. 

My journey to success in the GATE CSE exam is finally here! Check out my experiences, strategies, and key takeaways.

https://medium.com/@avinashkushwah31/from-rank-4200-to-64-my-journey-to-success-in-gate-cse-exam-2db84e57e7f7

Hello everyone, as the GATE exam is only 15 days away, it's important to focus on key things that will help you to perform well. Here are some tips for you to consider:

• Revise every topic that you have studied so far. This is crucial as it will refresh your memory and help you to identify any areas where you may need to focus more. Make sure to give special attention to the topics you are struggling with.
• Give at least one full-length test every day until the end of January. This will help you to get used to the format of the exam and identify any areas where you may need to improve.
• Do not try to study any new topics now. GATE is not a test where you need to score 100 marks, and in the past, no one has ever scored 100 marks. Therefore, it's important to focus on revising the topics you have already studied.
• One thing that I would like to add is that you should not give mock tests at home. Instead, try to give the test at a friend's house or in a cyber café. This will give you a better idea of what the real exam will feel like, as the environment and ambiance at home is different from the real examination.
• When giving mock test, focus on your silly mistakes that you do in exams, note it down somewhere and read this silly mistakes before giving the next mock test. By doing so, you will be able to identify and fix common mistakes that you make during the exam.

Stay calm and focused on the day of the exam. A positive attitude is key to success. Overall, the key to success in the GATE exam is to revise thoroughly, practice regularly, and stay calm and focused on the day of the exam. Good luck!

Thank you for Loving $\color{red}{\text{GO Classes All India Mock Tests (AIMTs)}}$  and Test Series. 

Comment your Feedback about GO Classes AIMTs & Test Series here:

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$\color{green}{\text{GO Classes All India Mock Test 3:}}$

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EVERYONE can attempt this mock test to get the Taste of Actual GATE exam. 

$\color{green}{\text{GO Classes All India Mock Test 2:}}$ https://gateoverflow.in/exam/421/go-classes-2023-all-india-mock-test-2

Comment your feedback about GO Classes AIMT-2 here:

GO Classes AIMT 2 Feedback & Review 

GO Classes All India Mock Test 1:

https://gateoverflow.in/exam/415/go-classes-all-india-mock-test-2023 

$\color{green}{\text{Detailed Video Solutions Here:}}$

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIPZ2_p3RNHjUd2BHqInF3wwZ5kF4Yk6h 

Hi all,

We are going to release the All India GO Classes Mock Tests (On Sundays) from 9:30 AM to 12:30PM. The tests will be open for the given time period only. Students will not be able to attempt it later. 

1. This test is open to all students across India. (enrolled and non-enrolled students)

2. The test will be having the same pattern as GATE.

3. Since this test will be very close to GATE 23, so better to take it as a real GATE.

4. All questions will be standard and well-framed.

5. Most of the questions will be in an easy to moderate space.

6. Ranking will be published immediately after the test.

7. There will be a live discussion of solutions after a few hours of test

8. Toppers will also get surprise gifts.

9. Test questions are aimed to focus on concepts rather than lengthy calculations

Watch this video for details:

GO Classes All India Mock Test(Free for ALL) 

NATIONAL TESTING AGENCY (NTA):

has released the notification for the UGC NET JRF December 2022 Exam Cycles. All the candidates who are interested in this NTA UGC NET 2023 Exam Eligibility Test and fulfill the eligibility can apply online from 29 December 2022 to 17 January 2023.

The schedule of UGC-NET December 2022, are as follows:

APPLICATION FEES:

• Pay the Examination Fee Through Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking, E Challan
• The National Testing Agency (NTA) will conduct UGC-NET December 2022 for “Junior Research Fellowship” and eligibility for “Assistant Professor” in 83 subjects in computer-based test (CBT) mode.
• Candidates can apply for UGC-NET December 2022 through the “online” mode through the website:

OFFICIAL WEBSITE: https://ugcnet.nta.nic.in/ 

ISRO Scientist post for  CSE (14 POST):

• Apply here

For more refer to the advertisement.

• Public notice

All the best aspirants.☺

Power Grid PGCIL Field Engineer and Field Supervisor Recruitment 2022 Apply Online:

POWERGRID, a ‘Maharatna’ Public Sector Enterprise under the Ministry of Power, Govt. of India is engaged in power transmission business with the mandate for planning, co-ordination, supervision and control over complete Inter-State Transmission System and operation of national & regional power grids. Government of India (GOI) has launched Revamped Distribution Sector Reform Scheme (RDSS) scheme which includes Smart Prepaid Metering with an ambitious target of 25 Crore Smart Prepaid Meters across India. In this direction, MOP has designated 4 Crore Meters to be implemented by CPSEs including POWERGRID. POWERGRID invites applications from bright, committed & energetic candidates for filling up vacancies on contract for Revamped Distribution Sector Reform Scheme (RDSS) under Government of India.

• IMPORTANT DATES & APPLICATION FEES:

• POST & CATEGORY-WISE BREAK UP OF VACANCIES:

• JOB SPECIFICATION :

• HOW TO APPLY:

1. Interested eligible candidates should apply only through On-line Registration System of POWERGRID. To apply log on to https://www.powergrid.in/recruitment-fefs-2022-rdss-scheme No other means/ mode of application shall be accepted. POWERGRID will not be responsible for bouncing back of any email sent to the candidate.
2. .Before registering and submitting their applications on the website, the candidate should possess a valid self E-mail ID, Alternate E-mail ID and Mobile number.
3. Information regarding this recruitment process shall be made available in the career section of POWERGRID website. Applicants are advised to check the website periodically for updates.

• NOTE:

All the important updates regarding this recruitment shall be hosted in the POWERGRID website in the Careers section and accordingly all the applicants are advised to visit the site regularly.

ONLINE WEBSITE: https://www.powergrid.in/recruitment-fefs-2022-rdss-scheme

FOR MORE INFORMATION CLICK HERE

COMMON RECRUITMENT PROCESS FOR RECRUITMENT OF SPECIALIST OFFICERS IN PARTICIPATING BANKS:

The online examination (Preliminary and Main) for the next Common Recruitment Process (CRP) for selection of personnel in Specialist Officers’ cadre posts listed below in the Participating Banks is tentatively scheduled in December 2022/ January 2023.

IBPS, an autonomous body, has received a mandate from the Banks mentioned at (A) below, to conduct the recruitment process as mentioned above, once a year. IBPS will make arrangements for conducting online preliminary examination, declare result of Online Preliminary Examination, inform the shortlisted candidates about the online main examination, declare the results of the Online Main Examination and inform the shortlisted candidates about the interview. Interviews will be conducted by the Participating Banks and coordinated by the Nodal Bank in each state/ UT. Prospective candidates will have to apply to IBPS after carefully reading the advertisement regarding the process of examinations, interview and provisional allotment, eligibility criteria, online registration processes, payment of prescribed application fee/ intimation charges, pattern of examination, issuance of call letters etc. and ensure that they fulfil the stipulated criteria and follow the prescribed processes.

• PARTICIPATING BANKS:

• The tentative schedule of events is as follows:

• Educational Qualifications (As on 21.11.2022):

• Preliminary Examination For the Post of IT Officer :

• Procedure for applying online:

1. Candidates are first required to go to the IBPS’s authorized website www.ibps.in and click on the Home Page to open the link “CRP Specialist Officers” and then click on the option “CLICK HERE TO APPLY ONLINE FOR CRP- Specialist Officers (CRP-SPL-XII)” to open the On-Line Application Form.
2. Candidates will have to click on “CLICK HERE FOR NEW REGISTRATION” to register their application by entering their basic information in the online application form. After that a provisional registration number and password will be generated by the system and displayed on the screen. Candidate should note down the Provisional registration number and password. An Email & SMS indicating the Provisional Registration number and Password will also be sent. They can reopen the saved data using Provisional registration number and password and edit the particulars, if needed.
3. Candidates are required to upload their - Photograph - Signature - Left Thumb Impression - A hand written declaration

ONLINE REGISTRATION: http://www.ibps.in/

FOR DETAILS CLICK HERE

You can now download the prereleases of GATE Overflow books for previous year questions of TIFR, ISRO, UGCNET and NIELIT. Please add any issues or feedbacks for the books as comments here/Github issue which needs to be addressed before the final release.

https://github.com/GATEOverflow/GO-PDFs/blob/main/README.md

Recruitment of Graduate Trainees in Engineering and Geo-Sciences Disciplines at E1 level through GATE Score-2022

ONGC has always been at the forefront of technology deployment to ensure energy security of the nation. We are thus on a lookout for young, energetic and promising talent for our hi-tech installations, institutes, laboratories and other work centres in India and abroad. Interested candidates who have qualified in GATE-2022 exam need to apply online for recruitment to the below mentioned posts.

1. PAY SCALES, EMOLUMENTS, & OTHER FINANCIAL BENEFITS

2. DETAILS OF POST AND MINIMUM ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA: ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATION & GATE SUBJECT WITH CODE.

• The final selection of the candidate will be on the basis of the parameters - Educational Qualification; Performance in the GATE - 2022 and Performance in the Personal Interview. Following weightages shall be assigned to the parameters:

OFFICIAL WEBSITE: www.ongcindia.com / https://recruitment.ongc.co.in/AEE/

CONTACT EMAIL: [email protected]

Once GATE Overflow Telegram group was taken down because some user shared a copyrighted Aptitude book (of course it was a planned move by someone to take down all other groups in GATE domain). Now, we are sharing the Aptitude PDF compiled mainly from previous year CAT and NIELIT questions. Not yet there but soon we’ll make it GATE CSE PDF standard.

https://github.com/GATEOverflow/GO-PDFs/releases/tag/aptitude

Machine Learning benchmarking is considered a difficult task mainly because there are a lot of flexible components unlike typical CPU benchmarking. By using MLCommons CK our aim is to make this difficult task as easy as possible. Over the previous rounds of MLPerf submissions more than 50% of the submissions are powered by CK and we are trying to make even more submissions during the next round (around January 2023). If you are confused what this is all about just try the below commands and if you are curious to know more then join our Telegram group.

Those interested in modular ML benchmarking can also join our WG for weekly conf-calls.

PS: Only commonsense and a system with 100 GB or more disk space is the requirement. The benchmarks should run on almost any laptop or desktop and even a Raspberry Pi. They are tested on Linux and MacOS.

python3 -m pip install cmind
cm pull repo mlcommons@ck
cm run script --tags=app,mlperf,_resnet50,_onnxruntime  --env.OUTPUT_DIR=$HOME/final_results \
--env.CM_LOADGEN_MODE=performance --env.CM_LOADGEN_SCENARIO=Offline \
--add_deps.loadgen.version=r2.1 --add_deps_recursive.inference-src.tags=_octoml 
cm run script --tags=app,mlperf,_resnet50,_onnxruntime  --env.OUTPUT_DIR=$HOME/final_results \
--env.CM_LOADGEN_MODE=accuracy --env.CM_LOADGEN_SCENARIO=Offline \
--add_deps.loadgen.version=r2.1 --add_deps_recursive.inference-src.tags=_octoml