CEST Club of NIT Rourkela

It is rightly proclaimed that ‘Success comes to those who will and dare’. And its significance is rightly held atop by those who have carved out a niche in themselves in proving their mettle in their respective fields. Subhadra Subhadarshini, a present 5th-year Dual Degree Civil Engineering undergraduate is the true quintessence of dedication and perseverance. She attempted GATE 2020 for the second time with her first attempt being in her pre-final year and emerged victorious by bagging the All India Rank of 141 with GATE score of 860 . She believed hard work through immense self-study could do a lot of wonders instead of rigorous cliched classroom coachings. She owes her gratitude to her parents, teachers, and seniors who consistently stood by her side as her support system and helped her to overcome every hurdle of her life. CEST club feels fortunate to get an opportunity to interview such a dedicated soul with amazing ambitions. Below is an excerpt from the conve

Continuous hard work towards your the goal always pays off this was well proved by Aditya Ranjan Kara of Civil Engineering Department who scored 64.05 marks and got a rank of 1705 in GATE 2020. He was previously placed in L&T Limited. Our club representatives Bedank Agarwal and Subhasis Rath had an opportunity to have some words with the jubilant man. CEST-When did the idea of GATE occur to you? Aditya -I got the inspiration for GATE exam during my 2 nd semester but my wholehearted preparation started from the 4 th semester. CEST-What was your motivation behind attempting the GATE examination? Was it for the PSU job? Aditya -In my case it was not for the PSU rather for the M.Tech. It was because Civil Engineering is a vast course and there are a lot of things to learn and discover. So, I want to pursue my master degree from old IITs and IISc because they give a better scope of exposure. CEST- Have you enrolled for the Prestigious IES examination? Aditya -No