The best college for Mathematics is CMI Chennai. The system at CMI is pretty minimalistic.

• Attendance is not recorded, although the small size of the class usually ensures that the prof gets to know the regular absentees.
• There's no uniform system of marking or even any set course structure, which is entirely in the hands of the professor taking the course.
• Apart from the core courses, you can attend any course of your choice which is being taken at CMI. For example, a BSc 1st year student can even take a course of an MSc 1st year student (and vice versa too) Of course, there's the trouble of clashing timings, but it can be easily adjusted. Basically, there's the matter of talking with the professors who are, in general, very supportive and most importantly, approachable.
• There's a lot of free time available. Saturday and Sunday are free.
• The campus is pretty small and quite green. Small enough that you can walk go from one corner to the other within 5-7 minutes. With the mess right inside the hostel, the mess is just 10 steps away from room. So, get up at 8:45, take a quick bath, have an even quicker snack, and you'll find it's still just 9:05, enough time to easily go to class.
• Another really nice thing about CMI is that the library and Computer Lab are both 24x7 open. You can often go to the library pick any topic of my choice, and just pick any book that seems exciting.
• There is a daily shuttle from CMI to IMSc, which goes like 5-6 times a day. It's not only useful for going to IMSc to attend the guest lectures there, but the nice thing about it is that IMSc is pretty close to IIT-M. (Not to mention that it is at the heart of the city, and near the beach, so you can roam around, shop, or go the beach)
• Finally, for recreation, there's a common room with Tata Sky TV and a Gym. There's a Table Tennis table, and a makeshift badminton court. There's a proper volleyball court, and half a basketball court, I guess there's football ground coming up soon too.
  
• To top it all of, a monthly stipend of Rs 5000/- is paid by CMI to every student.

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Yes you are absolutely right!

30% board syllabus has been reduced for both 10th and 12th class. But kinldy note, the syllabus of entrance exams conducted after 12th class for admission in undergraduate courses has not been reduced.

As you have not mentioned the class and board for which you are asking. I am assuming it to be CBSE board. And to check out the reduced syllabus of 10th class, visit here:

https://school.careers360.com/articles/cbse-syllabus-for-class-10

For 12th class reduced syllabus, visit here:

https://school.careers360.com/articles/cbse-class-12-syllabus

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The HRD Minister is conducting a webinar and you can check it either on Facebook or Twitter. The HRD Minister has announced that he will go live at 10am today to discuss the schedule of the exams like CBSE, NEET, JEE, etc. He also did announce that a campaign about this a few days back. To pose your questions to the HRD Minister regarding Competitive and Board exams and to hear from him, you need to go to Twitter or Facebook and use #EducationMinisterGoesLive. This is his Homepage: https://twitter.com/hrdministry?lang=en. We are a n education platform and we help students take right decisions pertaining to their Career and future and so we do have little say in this. So please use your Twitter or Facebook page and tag the HRD Minister with the hashtag #EducationMinisterGoesLive and ask your questions. You can also follow the questions asked to gather important information.

Generally, simple questions are asked in the board exams. The questions are asked from the topics which are included in the syllabus for that particular academic year in which exams are being conducted. To get an idea about what questions are asked, you may see the last years' question papers. You may find last years' question papers and sample papers on the official website of any particular board which you are willing get an idea about. For CBSE, you may visit the official website i.e., www.cbse.nic.in (//www.cbse.nic.in) and you will get last years' question papers and sample papers there easily.

Hope it helps.

Hello Student!!!

For conversion, you can apply the formula

v=rw

where, v  is the velocity expressed in meter per second.

r is the radius expressed in meter.

w is the angular velocity expressed in radian per second.

Hope you are clear. Thank you.