u/ProXrabbit420

Hey everyone,

I’m a 2nd-year B.Tech Civil Engineering student preparing for GATE, and I made this because I wanted a simple way to keep track of my preparation in one place.

It lets you track the GATE CE syllabus, PYQs, tests, full-length mocks, revisions, study hours, overall progress, achievements and streaks. You can also edit and customise subjects and targets, and export/import your progress.

It’s completely free, works on phones, tablets and PCs, and doesn’t require an account.

I originally made it for myself, but decided to make it public in case it helps other Civil Engineering students preparing for GATE.

https://gateciviltracker.com

Would genuinely appreciate any feedback or suggestions.

Hey everyone 👋

I’m a 2nd-year B.Tech Civil Engineering student preparing for GATE, and I built this because I wanted a better way to keep track of my own preparation.

GATE Civil Tracker lets you track syllabus, PYQs, tests, full-length mocks, revisions, study hours, achievements and streaks. You can also edit/customize subjects and targets and export/import your progress.

It’s completely free, requires no account, and works on mobile, tablet and PC.

I’ve made it public in case it helps anyone else preparing for GATE CE.

https://gateciviltracker.com

Would love to hear your feedback! :)

Setup specs:
• Laptop — ASUS ROG Strix Scar 15 (2022)
• Intel i9 12th Gen
• RTX 3070 Ti
• 32GB RAM
• Monitor — Lenovo Legion 2K 240Hz
• Mouse — MCHOSE M7 Ultra
• Keyboard — XPG mechanical keyboard

Still planning to upgrade a few things in the future like better speakers and some extra lighting effects, but I’m finally happy enough to post it here. Wanted to create a setup that actually feels personal instead of just copying trendy designs online.

What do you guys think?

Took me months to complete this setup 😭🦇
I wanted something different from the usual RGB gaming setups, so I decided to go with a full Batman inspired aesthetic using red ambient lighting. Most of the setup was done slowly over time by adding posters, lights, wall décor, and matching wallpapers to keep the whole theme consistent. The bat projection on the ceiling is probably my favorite part because it completely changes the vibe of the room at night.

The setup is mainly used for gaming, watching movies, studying, and late-night chilling sessions. I tried to keep everything dark and cinematic while still making it functional for everyday use. Cable management and positioning everything properly honestly took way longer than expected 😭

Still planning to upgrade a few things in the future like better speakers, and some extra lighting effects, but I’m finally happy enough to post it here. Wanted to create a setup that actually feels personal instead of just copying trendy designs online.
What do you guys think? Any suggestions or upgrades I should add next? 🦇

Wanted something different from the usual RGB setup.