Expert Session on Strategies to Crack GATE & Other Competitive Exams Organised by TMU College of Engineering
The Department of Mechanical Engineering, TMU College of Engineering, in association with MADE EASY, successfully organised an interactive session on “Strategy to Crack GATE & Other Competitive Exams” on 17 September 2025. The session was conducted exclusively for GATE 2026 aspirants, including pre-final and final-year B.Tech students from all branches.
The primary objective of the session was to create awareness among engineering students about the importance of GATE 2026, its career prospects, and to provide a structured roadmap for competitive exam preparation. The initiative aimed to bridge the gap between academic learning and competitive exam readiness.
Key Focus Areas of the Interactive Session
The session covered multiple critical aspects of GATE and other competitive examinations, including:
- In-depth understanding of GATE and other competitive exams
- Exploration of various career opportunities after GATE
- Do’s and don’ts to become a GATE topper
- Strategic decision-making: Why and why not to approach certain methods
- Understanding multiple career paths (“Many arrows in one quiver”)
- Art of making effective notes
- Preparation strategies for written tests, group discussions, and interviews
Participants gained valuable insights and practical guidance through the expert lecture, such as:
- Smart and effective preparation strategies
- Proven time management techniques
- Clear understanding of the exam pattern and important topics
- Techniques for solving previous year question papers
- Tips and experiences shared by GATE toppers and expert mentors
Student Engagement and Learning Outcomes
The session was highly interactive, featuring motivational guidance and Q&A discussions, which encouraged active student participation. The interaction helped students gain clarity in goal setting and boosted their confidence to face GATE 2026 and other competitive examinations.
The expert session was supported by an external academic resource partner, “MADE EASY”, known for delivering career guidance, skill development initiatives, and competitive exam-oriented learning programmes for engineering students nationwide through seminars, workshops, webinars, and mentoring sessions.
Conclusion
Such initiatives reflect TMU College of Engineering’s commitment to empowering students with career-oriented guidance and preparing them for national-level competitive examinations. The session proved to be highly beneficial and inspiring for aspiring engineers aiming for excellence beyond academics.
