What should we not do while preparing for gate?
- Beginning preparation without analysis. A lot of students start their GATE preparation without analyzing the syllabus themselves.
- Improper prioritizing.
- Research-oriented study.
- A generic approach for the preparation.
- Poor revision plan.
- Lack of discipline.
- Demotivation from others’ results.
- Unverified study sources.
What are the differences between staying home and staying at hostel?
Living in a hostel will get you a bed, shared bathroom, wi-fi, shared room and some other basic things, that’s it. While in a homestay, you get home cooked meals, laundry service, cleaning service, utilities and more at a cheaper rate. The number of students living in a hostel is mostly high as compared to home stay.
What do I need to know about staying at a hostel?
I tend to stay at outdoorsy-adventurous-type hostels, where the majority of people go to bed fairly early and get up fairly early to see the sights. Obviously, this rule may not apply to party hostels. Tell your family and friends the time zone you’re in, so you can organise an appropriate time to chat.
What are the pros and cons of hostels?
Hostels generally have a strict policy of not allowing anyone who is not staying at the hostel to go inside. If you worry that someone will take your belongings, many hostels do offer safes to lock up your valuables. 9. Each One Is Unique Each hostel is one of a kind.
Do hostels go to bed at midnight?
Although you’re all adults and can choose your own bedtime, I’ve learned that most hostels have an unspoken “midnight” clause. At midnight, the lights generally go out, and if you do need to stay up and do something, just make sure you’re being considerate.
What happens if you forget your hostel room key?
Unlike hotels, which are staffed 24 hours a day, hostels are not always staffed around the clock. So if you forget your room key while having a night out on the town, there is a chance you will not be able to get into your room when it’s time to call it a night.