Hi,

Hope you are doing well!

Yes, you can get do mca after Bsc chemistry.According to the eligibility criteria:

In order to be eligible in MCA, you need to complete BCA or B.Sc or B.Com or a similar stream with a minimum of 50 percent marks in UG. You must have Mathematics as a compulssubject in 10+2 grade.The eligibility criteria can vary in different colleges.

Candidates can get admission either directly or through entrance exams like MAH MCA CET, IPU CET, UPSEE, NIMCET etc.

Some job opportunities after Mca are:

Programme Manager

Internet Scholar

Web Designer

Internet expert

Database Manager

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Hello Aspirant,

I hope you are doing well.

I have mentioned the names of the books below:

1.Real Analysis-- SC Malik and Savita Arora

M.D. Raisinghania

Walter and Rudin

2.Vector Analysis - Schaum's Series

- S. Chand

3.Theory of Equation - Lalji prasad

4. Group Theory - Modern algebra by Ak and AR Vasistha

- A course in abstract algebra by Bhambri and Khanna

- Contemporary Abstract algebra by Joseph A. Gallian

5. Differential Calculus - Laljee Prasad

6.Trigonomtery - Laljee Prasad

7.Two Dimensions - Das Gupta

8. Three dimensions - Das Gupta

9.Differential Equation - Schaum's series

- S. Chand

I hope this helps.

Good Luck

Hello Aspirant,

I hope you are doing well.

Here, I have mentioned the names of the books below:

1.Real Analysis-- SC Malik and Savita Arora

M.D. Raisinghania

Walter and Rudin

2.Vector Analysis - Schaum's Series

- S. Chand

3.Theory of Equation - Lalji prasad

4. Group Theory - Modern algebra by Ak and AR Vasistha

- A course in abstract algebra by Bhambri and Khanna

- Contemporary Abstract algebra by Joseph A. Gallian

5. Differential Calculus - Laljee Prasad

6.Trigonomtery - Laljee Prasad

7.Two Dimensions - Das Gupta

8. Three dimensions - Das Gupta

9.Differential Equation - Schaum's series

- S. Chand

I hope this helps.

Good Luck.

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Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) Honours in Mathematics is a full-time three-year undergraduate degree course offered by the Nilamber Pitamber University, Medininagar.  The syllabus is as follows:

Sem-I

Calculus,Co-ordinate Geometry,Algebra-I

Sem-II

Mechanics-I

Differential equations-I,Algebra-II

Sem-III

Mechanics-II,Differential equations-II,Analysis-I

Sem-IV

Vector analysis,Differential equations-III,Analysis-II

Sem-V

Numerical methods,Numerical method practical using C,Algebra-III,Analysis-III

Sem-VI

Probability theory,Linear programming & optimisation,Algebra-IV,Analysis-IV

I hope this helps.

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Hello there,

Hope you are doing good

I don't think you can do MSc in Computer science  with just  a BSc in Mathematics or Physics .In Order to do MSc in computer science there are few courses you have to taken at undergraduate level.

Data structure and Algorithms , Optimization and Logic and theory of Computation .Calculus Linear Algebra and Probability.

If you have studied Physics , Mathematics and Computer then at some extent you are Eligible for this course.

Minimum Eligibility for this course

The candidate must have pursued a Bachelor's degree in relevant specialization with 50-60% minimum aggregate.

For more Information about MSc computer science you can go through the link https://dqxeclau.top/courses/msc-in-computer-science

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Problems Plus in IIT Mathematics contains a large number of problems which test the student's ability to apply fundamental concepts in new situations. This is type of problems asked at the JEE (IIT). The purpose of this book is to show students how to handle such problems and give them sufficient practice in solving problems of this type, thus building their confidence. JEETNA KRO UTNA KAM HAI.

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Hello Student,

It's basic mathematics, I wonder why you aren't able to do this.

6+6 = 12

Addition has been done here.

You may ask some genuine questions related to Competitive examinations, colleges, admissions, about universities, fee structures, courses that are being provided etc.

Hi,

Let me take the angle Thita as 'x'. So, given is that

Cosec x + Cot x = k,

To prove that : Cos x = k^2 - 1/k^2 +1

So take the given equation we have,.

1/sinx + cosx/sinx = k,

1+cosx/sinx = k, Now we use the formula that 1+cosx = 2cos^2(x/2) and sinx = 2sin(x/2).cos(x/2)

Hence k = cot(x/2)

put value of k in the proving equation,

(k^2 -1)/ (k^2 + 1) = cot^2(x/2)  - 1 / cot^2(x/2)

this gives , = cosec^2(x -2) / cosec^2 (x/2)

when you change it in terms of sinx and use the formula of cos2x = cos^2x - sin^2x , you will get the answer cosx.

Hope it helps.