1. Too much time on single subject/topic:
GATE and IES exams test your basic conceptual understanding in the given subjects of the syllabus. It is well observed based on previous year question papers, All the subjects more or less carry equal weightage. The basics mistake aspirants tends to do is spending significantly large amount time on few subjects less times on other subjects.
Since all subjects carry almost equal marks, try to spend equal time on all the subjects.
2. Reading same topic from multiple sources:
I have been observing many aspirants study 3 to 4 books for single subject, But in every book they end up reading first or second chapter only.
My suggestion is take on standard book, keep it as your backbone and complete your preparation. If you want to study any specific topic from other text book, just read only that topic.
3. Lack of notes making:
One should learn the habit of making decent notes on each and every topic of the syllabus. This notes will be very useful during revision.
4. Lack of revision and practice:
Lack of notes making leads to poor revision. So, to cover entire syllabus one should have good notes and this notes should be revised as many times as possible.
One more important point is, mere reading the books and making notes itself is not sufficient. One should understand the importance of the practicing the previous year question papers and solving the standard numerical in the text books.
5. Layback attitude:
Few aspirants have lay back attitude, this is more dangerous. You should put efforts daily with focused preparation.
6. Information is wealth:
During your preparation, you should have a eye on opportunities and notifications apart from GATE and IES.
GATE and IES exams test your basic conceptual understanding in the given subjects of the syllabus. It is well observed based on previous year question papers, All the subjects more or less carry equal weightage. The basics mistake aspirants tends to do is spending significantly large amount time on few subjects less times on other subjects.
Since all subjects carry almost equal marks, try to spend equal time on all the subjects.
2. Reading same topic from multiple sources:
I have been observing many aspirants study 3 to 4 books for single subject, But in every book they end up reading first or second chapter only.
My suggestion is take on standard book, keep it as your backbone and complete your preparation. If you want to study any specific topic from other text book, just read only that topic.
3. Lack of notes making:
One should learn the habit of making decent notes on each and every topic of the syllabus. This notes will be very useful during revision.
4. Lack of revision and practice:
Lack of notes making leads to poor revision. So, to cover entire syllabus one should have good notes and this notes should be revised as many times as possible.
One more important point is, mere reading the books and making notes itself is not sufficient. One should understand the importance of the practicing the previous year question papers and solving the standard numerical in the text books.
5. Layback attitude:
Few aspirants have lay back attitude, this is more dangerous. You should put efforts daily with focused preparation.
6. Information is wealth:
During your preparation, you should have a eye on opportunities and notifications apart from GATE and IES.
Those who are all preparing on their own can do these things. Because they could not have proper guidance and teaching for their preparation. So, they need good coaching and guidance to crack the exam. that can be possible only by having the coaching on the Coaching center.
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