About this course
C Programming, Data Structures & Algorithms
The combined module covers the GATE CS topic with the highest weightage — Programming & Data Structures — end-to-end. 76 chapters and 416 content pieces span C language fundamentals, all major data structures (arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, heaps, hash tables, graphs), and the core algorithm families (searching, sorting, divide-and-conquer, greedy, dynamic programming, graph traversal).
Each algorithm is taught with its time / space complexity analysis, edge cases, and at least three solved variations. The PYQ section breaks down 15+ years of GATE questions topic-by-topic with full solutions and a "common-mistake" callout for each.
This is also the same syllabus tested in technical interviews at every major recruiter. Topics like binary trees, dynamic programming, and graph algorithms appear in roughly 80% of FAANG-style interview rounds — the material here doubles as comprehensive placement preparation.