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Suppose you have 5 subjects in your curriculum, simply add all the number of marks you get in an exam, and then divide the marks with the total marks of all the 5 subjects. After this, multiply by 100 to get the percentage of marks you got in your respective exam, as simple as that.
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1 Relation and function& Inverser tri. Fun. - 10 marks, matrix &determinants - 13M,
2 LPP - 6marks, probability - 10 M, vectors and 3D - 17 M,
3 Differential and Integral calculus - 44 M, do this preparation as I divided. And then try to solve previous years papers at least of 5 years.
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Hope for the best.
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Please visit Shiksha.com's college predictor-
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