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Help me to start this journey!!!!

Bro, do you really watch comprehensive videos for all subjects? I am scared to start because the syllabus is so vast. The same issue happened when I was preparing for GATE, and I watched crash courses at that time.

Now, for SSC JE, the syllabus is even bigger, and it also includes non-technical subjects. What should I do? Should I watch comprehensive lectures for each topic, like 2-hour videos and 15 videos just for one topic in Machines? What should I do? And what about notes making?should i read from slides or handwritten?

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u/Fabulous-Ostrich1369 — 3 days ago
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Please help me if you can!!!

I qualified GATE in Electrical Engineering this time, but I don't want to pursue an M.Tech. Also, since most PSUs conduct their own recruitment exams, I'm more interested in preparing for government jobs. My main focus will be on exams like SSC JE, RRB JE, and various AE recruitment exams. Based on your experience, could you please suggest a good platform to buy a course, along with the best books and other study resources?

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u/Fabulous-Ostrich1369 — 6 days ago
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Made Easy V/s IES master

Hello guys I am preparing for SSC. JE civil engineering exam I am little bit confused Between these two options, which Should I choose- Which postal package should I buy for civil engineering?

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u/IcyFile9657 — 9 days ago
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Need help

actually am btech student preparing for SSC je and all state je ae exams or muje electrical machine , power system krni hai to mai ne 2 teacher ko dekha 1st (suresh sir) inka jo purana pw ka lecture hai mere pass or 2nd is (rishub sir) so which one should I go plz guide me guy's i totally stuck there.

Or if any one wants to give me more suggestions so plz...do

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u/skywalker_0_5 — 10 days ago
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Do we need calculus knowledge ?

Hi guys , I'm a corona lockdown batch(mechanical department ) so I never studied any subjects in my college. I have a plan for preparing for ssc je, rrb je, and my state psc engineering exams. So to be strong at basics I'm currently learning calculus from 11th and 12th books. As calculus is very needed while learning engineering subjects.

My question is am i wasting time by learning calculus ? Do exams like ssc je / rrb je don't need calculus knowledge to perform well at exams and get selected for jobs ?

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u/GeneNo2325 — 13 days ago