Hi Aspirant!

You cannot study in both colleges simultaneously, if you get any seat allotted to you during NEET counselling and you accept it, then you need to leave the former college (from where you are pursuing B.Tech Computer Science).

But if you do not get college in which you are interested, I would suggest you to continue with your B.tech as you have already completed its first year.

Thankyou!

Hello dear!

Yes you will have maths as part in b.tech food technology.  As it is required to clear four mathematics papers. And  maths is compulsory in engineering.

But if you dont have mathematics in intermediate then you don't need to worry about it  .

At the beginning it wont be complicating,  as in school level we have learnt basic maths it's enough to catch up at the 1st semester later slowly you may learn up and get grip in it .

Focus on basic maths and understand it well.you dont need to focus as a major part .at the beginning you will fundamental mathematics so it isn't hard !

Give your best if your interested in it

If your totally not interested in maths then you have an option to choose B.sc food technology as there is no maths subject in it.

Any queries drop down in the comment box.

Good luck!

Hello,

The eligibility criteria to apply for BA Programme in Delhi University is that a candidate must have passed 10+2 with minimum 40% marks from a recognized board.

• The merit is determined based on marks scored in one language core/ elective/ functional) and three best academic/elective subjects as specified in List A and List B above may be chosen.
• One non-listed subject (besides the elective subjects in Lists A and B) can be included in calculation of ‘Best Four’ without any deduction.
• If more than one non-listed subject is included for calculation of ‘Best Four’, a deduction of 2.5% per subject is applicable included in ‘Best Four’.

You are eligible to apply for BA (Psychology + Mathematics) if you have scored minimum 40% aggregate marks. You can include the marks scored in Mathematics (if it is the best score), one language and two other elective subjects mentioned in list A and B. You check the list of subjects in list A and B use the link below

https://admission.uod.ac.in/userfiles/downloads/15092021_UG-Bulletin_compressed.pdf

Hi Aspirant!

Co-ordinate geometry is considered one of the most important sections of the mathematics. It describes the link between algebra and geometry through graphs which involves curves and lines.

I am considering  your query in the context of 11th and 12th class.

Chapters considered under co-ordinate geometry are:

• Introduction to 3D-Geometry - 11th class NCERT (Chapter 12)
• Three Dimensional Geometry - 12th class NCERT (Chapter 11)

Kindly note that to understand the basics of 3D geometry one should learn the complete basics of 2D geometry first.

Thankyou!

Hi aspirants

The basic requirement for pursuing B.Sc. Mathematics is a 10+2 diploma from a recognized board, with the minimum percentage required in 10+2 varying from college to college.

Students must also appear for the GSAT, DUET, and PUBDET, CMI, CUCET  entrance exams.

For more information about the entrance exam  click the link

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/mathematics-course

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/bsc-in-mathematics

Hope this Helps

Good Luck!

Hello Aspirant,

Yes if you use these books to solve questions then you are definitely going to get good practice of different type of questions for JEE-Main but note that use these side books apart from NCERT because NCERT Books are must to have for concept building. For your reference I am enlisting down some best books for preparation of JEE-Main 2021 :-

@Physics

Concepts of Physics-H. C. Verma

Fundamentals of Physics-Halliday, Resnick and Walker

Problems in General Physics-I. E. Irodov

University Physics-Freedman and Young

Understanding JEE physics series-DC Pandey

Problem In Physics-SS Krotov

@Mathematics

Higher Algebra-Hall and Knight

Coordinate Geometry-S.L. Loney

Differential and Integral Calculus-N. Piskunov

Calculus and Analytic Geometry-Thomas and Finney

IIT Mathematics for JEE Main & Advanced-M.L. Khanna

Course in Mathematics for IIT-JEE-Tata McGraw Hill publication

Problems Plus in IIT Mathematics-A Das Gupta

Trigonometry-S L Loney

@Chemistry

Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations-RC Mukherjee

Organic Chemistry-Solomons and Fryhle

Concise Inorganic-J. D. Lee

Organic Chemistry-Morrison and Boyd

University Chemistry-Freedman and Young

Physical Chemistry-N Awasthi

Arihant's Practice Book Chemistry for JEE Main And Advanced-R.K Gupta

You can also check out the JEE-Main knockout package for preparation of JEE-Main from the link given below :-

https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-jee-main-april/?product=27&icn=knockout-jee-main-2021-january&ici=

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

See pursuing an MSc from an IIT will obviously add more value to your career compared to that of DCA course. See if you are interested in programing also then you can obviously pursue the course of MSc Mathematics and Computing which has some really good prospect ahead and if you can pursue the field then not only you can go for research but you can also go for coding jobs as well as some interesting parts such as Quantum Computing, Machine Learning, AI work profiles. So if you ask me the best career choice you can have then I would recommend you to prepare for IIT JAM.

To know more about IIT JAM visit the link below:

https://university.careers360.com/exams/jam

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!