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9 years agoBeginner-Level 2
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9 years agoBeginner-Level 3
I think everyone feels that way in some or the other time in life. I also had tough time with maths but it's all about practicing and focusing on maths. I was very lazy for doing so but if you secure nice marks in maths, it helps you to gain more percentage. I literally got 78 out of 100 in compulsory maths and 84 out of 100 in optional maths in finals, whereas, I never scored more than 50 in internals. So, don't give up. Keep practicing and one day you will realise that maths is fun.
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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
I am really at a loss to understand and accept what you are saying. It's definitely not the way to study. Neither for 12th nor for JEE Mains, please understand that mugging will take you nowhere. It's a dead end. You have to concentrate on understanding concepts. It has to be your second nature to know concepts. Anyway, you still have enough time. Please seek advise from a different teacher. Start on concepts first. Once you do this, you will realise that solving questions becomes very simple and interesting.
Best wishes.
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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
It's actually not an issue at all if you are studying in a school having CBSE pattern. This is so since the syllabus is exactly same for both the exams. However, if you are studying in class 12th from some other board the syllabus could be little different. In this case, you have to study a bit more. Of course, over and above all this, you have to study for other subjects for class 12th board exams which are not in JEE Mains. Study all the subjects every day. Assign some of the time for exercise too.
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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
The admission requirements are different for each university and programme. Also, every country has different admission requirements. You must prepare for tests like SAT, IELTS or TOEFL, etc. depending where you want to study. The best career options will also depend on your interests. Right now, you should look for a Bachelor's degree in a field related to biology and then do your Master's in the specialised field of your choice. Biotechnology, biochemistry, chemistry, forensic science, microbiology, etc. are some of the fields you can consider. Biomedical is also an emerging field.
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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 16
As per your query, here are few options which you can consider for your future education but you have to understand your caliber and interest and then choose the programme.
BALLB
Psychology
Philosophy
Sociology
English Hons
Foreign language
Journalism
Physical education or yoga teacher
Special education
Anthropology
Travel and tourism
All the best.
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