The phenomenal awareness rise over the importance of Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE 2013), is an excellent signs of progress. With the mushrooming engineering colleges across the state, the graduates output has increased by leaps and bounds. This gives way for alternate solutions, as a solo engineering degree is not just enough for a plum offer. The people who have instant job dreams opt for doing some quick software courses to better their recruitment chances. But again communication skills plays a predominant role in fetching a job in a MNC.

So GATE is the best option to persuade higher education to increase chances for a better job. On the other hand recently most public sector companies opt for the Gate scores as recruitment eligibility. Good scores in the exam will help the candidate to be eligible for interviews in these units. This speaks for the voluminous increase of candidates this year taking up the GATE 2013. As per stats In 2008 the number of applicants were 1.8 lakhs and now in 2012 they are 1.7 lakhs, almost 400 percent increase.

Another vital aspect is that the fee for the girls is waived to encourage them to persuade higher levels in education. GATE 2013 assures regular supply of quality engineers to take up research at a later stage. Because innovation, research and inventions are core issues for nation's development. (With inputs from internet-AW AarKay)