If you don’t wanna read this notion page, you can see this LEEE Guide, covers everything from this notion page and from every single source available on LEEE: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/11BO3ORGvsKJx_nN05gDoQ5DO9x2BkNrk?usp=drive_link

LEEE Unofficial Session 1

LEEE Unofficial Session 2

Harith (LCD ‘25):

Important Links

• My LEEE Overall Experience (Medium Blog - PLEASE DO READ ENTIRELY)

My LEEE Interview Questions (Memory-Based)

My Interview Prep Plan

Other Blogs:

• https://chasmiccoder.medium.com/my-lateral-entry-journey-iiit-hyderabad-32d2d42b3305
• https://anushkaps.medium.com/how-i-got-into-iiit-hyderabad-through-lateral-entry-01a14d23adec

Arun Sivan (LCD ‘25):

Hey! I appeared for LEEE CSD ’25, so just sharing my experience , hope it helps! Honestly, the exam was quite good this time. While most questions were from the expected topics and time management was a bit tricky because some questions were logic-heavy and needed careful thinking. So I’d recommend not just studying the syllabus topics but also practicing application-based questions and previous years’ patterns if you can find them. Feel free to DM if you want more specific details. All the best for CSD ’26!

Arijeet Paul (LCD ‘25):

MATH (Calculus, Linear Algebra, Probability, Discrete Math)

• I would say you start Discrete math now, it has almost no prerequisites, this this will give you a upper hand study from where ever you can, you definitely can see the lectures it is on the internet and the main part is practice from the book of your choice i did Rosen that is a good book for practice. I can suggest you NPTEL Playlist by Asish Chaudhary sir and the book Kenneth Rosen for Practice
• Yes they are more than enough mostly the pyq and practice books suffice but if you need a taste for the subjects the standard gate books like rosen for dsm etc are also good