Dear candidate

If you check the merit list preparation and admission process of past few years then though it is very hard to admit but with 50-60% marks in your 10+2 from West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education will not be able to ensure your seat in B.Sc Mathematics course. As the minimum marks you should possess to take up B.Sc Mathematics is around 80-85%. But you can try for some other courses,

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The term Mathematics refers to a subject in which we study about different types of numbers formulas geometrical shapes and statistics. In other words Mathematics contains the numbers which don't have  physical form but have values. Mathematics is that branch of science which tells about quantitative predictions and is very useful in various fields such as Engineering, Medicine, Finance, Computer Science, and Social Sciences. There are various branches of Mathematics which we study in our daily life such as numerical analysis number theory arithmetic, geometric, Statistics, and trigonometry.

Hello aspirant,

Looking at the previous year CCMN Cutoff (IIT JAM) for Applied Mathematics in IIEST Shibpur, you have decent chances to get Msc Applied in Mathematics Course in that college. The last year's OPEN (GENERAL) category cutoff in IEST Shibpur was 34.67 in marks and 935 CCMN Cutoff rank for Msc Applied in Mathematics. So, you have decent chances to get admission for this course.

Further, please note that the above prediction of ranks and marks for JAM is based on the previous year Cutoff which vary for every year. further, to know more about the previous years JAM Cutoff, you can follow the below mentioned link to know more about this :

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam-cutoff

I hope that this will help.

Hello Aspirant ,

No , BSc Mathematics (Hons) does not have Physics as a core subject and you will not study it unless you take physics as GE( Generic elective ).

Generic elective is an extra subject a students chooses apart from the core subject , different colleges have different GE subjects for example Maths , physics , chemistry , biology , history etc , you can choose any one of them and change in next semester .

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Hello Student

Aditya college is in Kakinada Andhra Pradesh established in the year of 1998 is a public college for undergraduate courses BA BSc BCom BBA. For BSC mathematics statistics and computer science course fee 15000 per year minimum fees for admission. Admission is done through the marks available in 12th class examination and on the basis of Saint examination and merit. After completion of this course candidate has to choice for further  study or taking  job  for placement. Idhar level of Bsc pathri statistics and computer science course candidate has to learn foundation and advanced course including programming also.

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Hi aspirant,

Yes you would be eligible for entry into Indian Air force through NDA examination because you meet the required criteria. As per the rules a candidate needs to have Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as his/her subject in senior secondary education to be eligible for the air force and Navy wings of NDA while mathematics is required for entry into Indian military. But I would want to tell there would be no relaxations or anything such for  you would have to clear the required cutoffs for the mathematics as well as general aptitude section along with the overall cut off.

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Hello student!!

As per your query I would like to inform you that if you have backlog in your 4th semester ( Bsc. Mathematics) then you can appear for re-examination in your 6th semester. If you pass in the re - examination you can take admission in any of the university for higher education be it Young Men's Christian Association - YMCA, Faridabad.

Best of luck!!!

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HI,

• Basics: Elementary-level mathematics is all you need to know to clear this section.
• Time: You must allocate 2-3 hours of your daily time for preparing Maths subject.
• Topics: Focus more on the topics like averages, profit & loss, measurement, number system, geometry, simplification, quadratic equations, time & word, time, speed, and distance.
• Books: Quantitative aptitude by R.S Aggarwal is one of the best CUET Preparation Books for preparing for the quantitative section of the Common Universities Entrance Test  Exam.

Practice!!!

Many of you will be thinking, why should I practice more? Practicing will always help you score good marks in the exam. It would help if you practiced as many questions as possible from the topics mentioned above. In this way, you can build your confidence and speed. Also, you will also understand the difficulty level of the questions and the different types of questions asked.

Hope this helps.

Good luck.