Engineering Services Exam is an exam for engineering students that requires a dedicated amount of time for study as well as a well-planned strategy. A meticulously planned out strategy for the preparation of ESE includes many points such as review of previous year question papers, knowledge about the exam pattern, time management to cover complete syllabus, revision, practice and guidance of experts.
Month: April 2019
GATE 2019 Topper (AIR-4, ECE) Chaitanya Kumar Shares His Success Story
IES Master Test Series is completely in accordance with the GATE exam pattern. It helped me a lot in acclimatizing in that environment and of course building the speed and accuracy that are required to crack this exam with flying colours.
What were your marks in GATE 2019?
My marks were 82 out of 100, and normalised score was 987 out of 1000.
Determine Your Preparation Level through GATE 2020 Online Test Series
GATE exam is the entry ticket for engineering students to fulfil their dream goals of getting higher education from top IITs or NITs, or getting recruited by top PSUs. Therefore, in the first quarter of each year, lakhs of engineering students appear for GATE. Though there is no official notification regarding the IIT that will be conducting GATE 2020, and on which particular dates GATE 2020 will be conducted, it is believed by experts that GATE 2020 might be conducted by IIT Delhi in the month of February.
How ESE 2020 Online Test Series Can Benefit an ESE 2020 Aspirant
Online Test Series is taken by almost all students aspiring for various competitive exams conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) or any other competitive exams. Engineering Services Examination (ESE) is an exam conducted by UPSC every year to select quality engineers for the country’s top-level engineering posts. The exam is conducted in three phases – ESE Prelims, ESE Mains, and finally the Personality Test. As the standard of this exam is very high, the competition too is very tough.
Selective ESE and GATE Preparation through Subject-wise Improvement Program
Engineering graduates, who are aspiring for ESE, GATE and PSUs, and do not feel the need of getting the help of subject experts in all subjects can take the Subject-wise Improvement Program. This program, as the name indicates, offers selective guidance as required by the student. Designed exclusively for engineering students from Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, and Electronics & Communications streams, this study program, also known as SWIP, helps ESE and GATE aspirants choose the subject(s) of their own choice or choose from any of subject packages that are on offer.
NPCIL to Recruit 200 Engineering Graduate as Executive Trainees through GATE 2019
Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL), a Government of India enterprise, has announced its plan to recruit 200 engineering graduates as Executive Trainees (ET-2019) through GATE 2019 scores. The GATE 2018 score as well as GATE 2017 score would also be considered for this recruitment.
This recruitment drive would be applicable for engineering students from Civil, Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical, Electronics, and Instrumentation streams. The details of branch-wise vacancies are as under: