What is GAT subject and guideline for preparation GAT test

Introduction:

The purpose of a subject test is to evaluate, analyze, solve problems, comprehend relationships, and interpret information in a particular field of study.

What is meant by GAT subjects?              

GAT means (Graduate Assessment Test)

Subject tests assist in evaluating, analyzing, solving issues, understanding relationships, and interpreting the material in a particular field of study.

Test of Graduate Assessment For ph.D programs, use GAT-SUBJECT. For hiring graduates, the same test may be applied. The purpose of a subject test is to evaluate, analyze, solve problems, comprehend relationships, and interpret information in a particular field of study.                                               

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Test pattern:

The GAT topic test includes 59 different disciplines from which students may choose one in which they are particularly knowledgeable. Graduate Assessment Subject tests provide information that can be used to evaluate, analyze, solve issues, comprehend relationships, and interpret sources in a certain field of study. The GAT topic test has 100 multiple-choice questions, and you have two hours to complete it (120 mins).

Guidelines for preparation GAT test:

• Learn the fundamental laws of English tense because some of the questions will require you to use the correct form of a verb or auxiliaries in a phrase.
• Learn how to utilize commonly used prepositions correctly.
• Examine some decent MCQ books (i.e. SAT-I).

Eligibility Criteria:

1. Candidates must have completed Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics as required subjects in their 12th grade.
2.  The candidates should have also obtained a first-class or equivalent grade in the 10 or 12th standard qualifying examinations.
3. Candidates must have a minimum of eighteen (18) years of schooling to take the exam.
4. Candidates who want to improve their previous GAT scores are also welcome to apply.
5. Candidates must also meet the universities' other eligibility requirements.

Registration requirements:

• The candidate must register in order to take the corresponding test as scheduled by NTS. The registration procedure is as follows:
• Register (once only) at Datacell.nts.org.pk, the NTS online registration portal.
• In the NTS online Registration Portal, provide a recent photograph. - Apply for the most recent NAT exam from the list of projects available on the NTS online Registration Porta
• Download the GAT subject bank deposit slip from the NTS online registration portal, Datacell.nts.org.pk. Deposit Rs. 1650/- (Rupees One Thousand Six Hundred and Fifty Only) for GAT - Subject Test at participating banks/ATMs/Internet Banking/Mobile Banking/Easy Paisa/Jazz Cash/TCS Express Counters via 1Link 1Bill. (See deposit slip for bank service charges.)
• All candidates must provide images that show their entire faces. 

If you want to get information about admission so visit this website:

http://www.admission.pk/nts/gat-subject-7.aspx

Universities:

• The University of Bahria in Islamabad.
• Quetta's Baloch University of Information Technology & Management Sciences.
• Islamabad's Capital University of Science & Technology
• Islamabad's COMSAT University (All Campuses)
• Rawalpindi's Fatima Jinnah Women University.
• Foundation College.

Instructions for test day:

Attendance

• Time for arriving at the testing location as noted on the roll number slip.
• No candidate will be allowed to enter the testing facility after the allotted time.
• At the test center's entrance, candidates must show their roll number slips.
• No candidate will be considered for the test if they do not have their roll number slip.

About shading the circle:

• It is incorrect to shade or fill in two responses for one question. It will have the number ZERO written on it.
• Overwriting and cutting close to the answer circle or elsewhere on the answer sheet will hinder readability and may result in a ZERO being placed in the specific response circle.
• To tint or fill the circles, just use a blue or black ballpoint pen.

About personal information:

The top of the answer sheet includes the candidate's personal information. It includes the candidate's name, father's name, roll number, and picture. These fields must be carefully checked by the candidate, who must also sign in the designated area. Candidates are required to notify any nearby invigilators if any personal information is found to be incorrect.

Conclusion:

A small number of outstanding students can finish their PhDs in 12 months, while a select group of students completes theirs in two years. The rarity and impressiveness of this cannot be overstated, but it is always a possibility. Building up a solid academic CV before you begin is the key to a fast-track Ph.D.