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    Memory Based Question Paper - PGEE 2023

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    The document provides a summary of the PGEE 2023 exam including the exam pattern, sample questions asked, topics to focus on for the aptitude section, and tips for preparing. The exam had 2 sections of 100 questions total over 180 minutes. Sample questions covered topics like digital logic, data structures, algorithms, networks, and more. Aptitude topics to focus on included time/distance, ratios, percentages, permutations, combinations and area. Tips included revising all subjects, using PYQs, managing time well, and utilizing the 2 months after GATE to prepare.

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    The document provides a summary of the PGEE 2023 exam including the exam pattern, sample questions asked, topics to focus on for the aptitude section, and tips for preparing. The exam had 2 sections of 100 questions total over 180 minutes. Sample questions covered topics like digital logic, data structures, algorithms, networks, and more. Aptitude topics to focus on included time/distance, ratios, percentages, permutations, combinations and area. Tips included revising all subjects, using PYQs, managing time well, and utilizing the 2 months after GATE to prepare.

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    Memory Based Question Paper - PGEE 2023

    Exam Pattern - 100 Questions (50 Apti and 50 Technical) - 2 sections of 90 mins each.
    Difficulty Level of Technical Part - Slightly easier than GATE
    Scientific Calculator was similar to that of GATE.

    These are a few of the questions I remember from PGEE 2023.

    1) Characteristic Equation of JK Flip Flop?


    2) Question on stacks and queues. Like push, pop, enqueue dequeue few elements, What will
    be the final order of the elements?
    3) A question on time complexity of min heap
    4) Minimum number of NAND gates required for implementing an equation
    (Example - Minimum number of NAND gates required to implement the following binary
    equation Y = (A̅ + B̅)(C + D) )
    5) A question from set theory
    (Example - In an examination 43% passed in Math, 52% passed in Physics and 52% passed
    in Chemistry. Only 8% students passed in all the three. 14% passed in Math and Physics
    and 21% passed in Math and Chemistry and 20% passed in Physics and Chemistry. Number
    of students who took the exam is 200. Then How many students passed in Math only?)

    6) GATE-CS-2015 (Kind Corrupt question)

    7) GATE-CS-2000(Page Fault Question)

    8) GATE-CS-2004
    9) A similar question from COA

    10) A question to select the subnet mask from given options


    11) A similar question from CN

    12) A question on Topological Order of the tree


    13) Identity element of NOR
    14) Number of different bits in the BCD and binary representation of a number
    15) A question on BCNF
    16) Given functional dependencies -> 3 questions were asked on that, like which NF, number of
    super keys…
    17) Output Based question involving static variable(2-3 output based questions were there)
    18) Question related to time complexity of AVL Tree
    19) A question on ethernet
    20) Minimum number of flip-flops required to construct a mod-50 counter
    21) A question in Prims and Krushkals
    22) A question on bottleneck spanning tree
    23) A question in page replacement algorithm
    24) Given 4 statements identify the correct/incorrect statement
    25) MSQ on countable and uncountable sets
    26) Sum and carry equations of full adder
    27) A question on choosing wrong statement made on wifi and bluetooth
    28) A question on choosing wrong statement made on VLAN
    For Aptitude the difficulty level of the questions was slightly higher than GATE but easier than
    CAT. I personally followed Arun Sharma(don’t solve hard questions) and
    https://www.indiabix.com/

    Topics to focus more on


    ● Time and Distance
    ● Problems on Ages
    ● Simple Interest
    ● Compound Interest
    ● Profit and Loss
    ● Ratio and Proportion
    ● Percentage
    ● Alligation or Mixture
    ● Permutation and Combination
    ● Area

    Few Tips :

    1. As somebody who gave both PGEE 2022 and PGEE 2023, I would say the technical part
    was quite unpredictable. PGEE 2022 had around 8-9 questions from C Programming and
    Data Structures but PGEE 2023 had more questions from digital logic.
    So revise all the subjects, DO NOT leave any subject.
    2. PYQs are a goldmine. There were 4-5 GATE PYQs(even the options were the same).
    3. No Negative marking. So, attempt all questions.(Please read the instructions to confirm
    negative marking is not there).
    4. Time Management is very important. Do not waste more than a minute on any question.
    5. In Aptitude, the last 8-10 questions were reading comprehension and graph based
    questions, usually people do not have time to do those, so manage time properly as they
    are easy to score.
    6. Lastly, after GATE people usually stop studying so if you can utilize these 2 months
    properly, there is a high possibility you would be able to crack the exam.

    ALL THE BEST!!!

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