To excel in Mathematics for JEE Mains and Advanced, focus on strengthening your conceptual understanding of key topics like Calculus, Algebra, Coordinate Geometry, and Trigonometry. Study NCERT thoroughly and use advanced reference books like **Cengage** or **IIT Mathematics by M.L. Khanna** for practice. Solve previous years’ question papers and take regular mock tests to improve speed and accuracy. Focus on solving problems with multiple approaches and emphasize time management. Regularly revise formulas and key concepts. Maintain consistency, identify weak areas, and practice high-difficulty-level problems to build confidence for Advanced.

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There are two points to be taken into consideration:

Choose JEE Advanced : If you qualify and can secure a good rank, it is a better and more recognized route to IISc, particularly for a competitive program like B.Sc. Mathematics.

Choose JEE Main: If your JEE Main rank is exceptional and meets IISc's competitive cutoffs, this route is also valid but slightly less advantageous compared to JEE Advanced.

Aiming for JEE Advanced is generally the better pathway to maximize your chances at IISc Bangalore.

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Unfortunately, you would not be eligible for admission to the M.A. Economics program at JNU (Jawaharlal Nehru University) without a background in Mathematics at the 10+2 level or during your graduation. JNU has specific eligibility criteria for the M.A. in Economics program, which require candidates to have sufficient mathematical preparation.

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Yes, you can pursue an M.Tech in Software Engineering from IIT after completing a BS in Mathematics. Here's complete detail :

1. Eligibility : Ensure your BS in Mathematics is from a recognized institution.
2. GATE Exam : You must qualify for the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE), which is required for admission to M.Tech programs at IITs.
3. Specialization : Choose a relevant specialization like Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related fields.
4. Preparation : Focus on GATE preparation in subjects like Mathematics, Programming, Algorithms, and Data Structures.
5. Admission : IITs offer admission based on GATE scores and interviews, if applicable.

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The first-year syllabus for BS Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry at IISc Bangalore has some common core subjects, especially in mathematics and physics, to establish foundational knowledge. However, each stream has its unique courses as well.

Subject Selection in IISC Bangalore :

• In the first year, students follow a common curriculum.
• By the end of the first year, students choose their specialization (Mathematics, Physics, or Chemistry) for the remaining years.
• The exact timing and process for selecting the stream may vary but is usually decided after completing the first year.

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Hello Rashmi,

For the CGBSE 10th Mathematics exam , focusing on the following important topics is crucial:

1. Real Numbers – Euclid’s division lemma, Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic.
2. Polynomials – Zeroes of polynomials, Factorization.
3. Linear Equations in Two Variables – Graphing, solutions.
4. Triangles – Congruence, similarity, Pythagoras Theorem.
5. Quadratic Equations – Methods of solving, nature of roots.
6. Arithmetic Progression – nth term, sum of first n terms.
7. Coordinate Geometry – Distance formula, section formula.
8. Statistics – Mean, median, mode, bar graphs.
9. Probability – Basic probability concepts.
10. Surface Area and Volume – Areas of 2D shapes, volumes of 3D objects.

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Hello Anu,

Yes, you can apply for both the NIMCET (National Institutes of Technology MCA Common Entrance Test) and OJEE MCA (Odisha Joint Entrance Examination for MCA) exams, provided you meet the eligibility criteria.

Eligibility Criteria:

1. NIMCET:

   • You must have a BSc degree (with Mathematics as a compulsory subject at 10+2 level).
     
     
   • You should have completed your BSc with at least 60% marks (55% for SC/ST) or an equivalent CGPA.
     
     

2. OJEE MCA:

   • For OJEE, you need to have a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline with Mathematics as one of the subjects at 10+2 or graduation level.
     
     
   • You should have scored at least 50% marks (45% for SC/ST).

Since you passed 12th with Mathematics and are pursuing BSc (Botany Hons.) , you meet the basic criteria for both exams, provided you satisfy the other academic requirements.

Make sure to check the specific eligibility guidelines on the official websites for each exam before applying.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

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Eligibility for admission to Jadavpur University depends on various factors, including the specific course you’re applying for and its cut-off requirements. Generally, for undergraduate engineering courses, the following conditions apply:

1. Minimum Marks : Jadavpur University often requires a minimum of 60% in aggregate in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics for engineering.
2. Cut-off Ranks : Admission is also based on WBJEE or JEE Mains ranks.
3. Category Quota : As an OBC candidate, you may have some relaxation in cut-off ranks compared to general category candidates.
4. Subject Eligibility : Ensure that you meet the subject-specific requirements for the course you wish to apply for.

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Assuming you wish to get into the B.Tech Program of Jadavpur University.

Unfortunately, with your marks of 61 in Chemistry, 64 in Physics, and 59 in Maths, it is less likely that you will be able to secure admission to Jadavpur University. The minimum cutoff for OBC candidates in the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination (WBJEE) for admission to Jadavpur University is typically much higher, often above 70 in each subject, a safe score would be 80 above in each subject though.

You can try to get admission through latent entry later in your second year for instance or you can try to go for other universities and colleges.

All the best!

Well that depends on the chapter and your level, example for 3D geometry, 1st year of undergraduate course. You can refer the official reference and take notes of the formula, this will aid you in practice and will help you memorise the formulae better. You can also search for online references with mind maps.