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Why GATE?
  1. Because it is a lifetime opportunity to be in a world class institute
  2. PSUs do recruit from GATE- See the PSU tab here
  3. Preparing for GATE do help in other exams which are given here
  4. Most people after Masters in IITs/NITs go for job and only few (less than 20%) go for Ph.D. So, don’t think GATE is meant for teachers
  5. Even after Ph.D. not everyone becomes a faculty. There are research jobs in companies like IBM-IRL, Microsoft Research, Xerox Research and many others
  6. Even if you want to do MS abroad preparing for GATE does no harm. It’ll surely help you for MS as GATE is checking just your basics in Computer Science subjects
Exams I can attempt along GATE
  1. CSIR NET: Even B.Tech. people can write this exam. 50% exams come from CS topic while 50% from other areas like EC. This score helps your for Research admissions in IITs/IISc. Happens twice a year.
  2. UGC NET: Same as above but restricted to Master students (including MCA).
  3. TIFR: For those interested in Theoretical Computer Science. Happens in December.PGEEE: IIITH is comparable to old IITs. Even if you are not financially sound you should consider taking loan and joining here as you can easily pay back loan after studying here.
  4. BITS HD
  5. BARC
  6. Other PSU exams. See PSU tab here
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An urn contains $n$ heliotrope and $n$ tangerine balls. A fair die with $n$ sides is rolled. If the $r^{th}$ face is shown, $r$ balls are removed from the urn and placed in a bag. What is the probability that a ball removed at random from the bag is tangerine? [...]

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