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Sumit Kumar SinghTime to create Illusion to Reality!
Contributor-Level 7
Maths is one of the easiest parts in JEE Mains after Chemistry.
You just need to memorize formulas and shortcut trick.
Follow only one book. (NCERT is not good for IITJEE).
Tata Mc Graw Hill for JEE Mains is one of the best books. It is also enough for JEE Advanced. It has a lot of questions with solutions. Solve it completely.
And in last 4 months, buy Arihant 38 years for Maths.
You can easily score 100+ marks if you follow my tips.
You just need to memorize formulas and shortcut trick.
Follow only one book. (NCERT is not good for IITJEE).
Tata Mc Graw Hill for JEE Mains is one of the best books. It is also enough for JEE Advanced. It has a lot of questions with solutions. Solve it completely.
And in last 4 months, buy Arihant 38 years for Maths.
You can easily score 100+ marks if you follow my tips.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
There are many career options you can choose being a mathematics graduate. You can choose the career depending upon your interest and skills. I can list few of the career options:
1. Mathematician: You can choose to pursue research (become a scientist) in your area of interest in Maths.
2. Chartered Accountancy: If you like auditing, taxes and accounting, you can think of preparing for CA too.
3. Banking: Banking is another sector that you can get into with Mathematics.
4. Actuarial Sciences: If you love data and maths, actuarial sciences would be a great field for it.
5. Data Analysis/Operations Analysis/Project Development/Data Science: I
1. Mathematician: You can choose to pursue research (become a scientist) in your area of interest in Maths.
2. Chartered Accountancy: If you like auditing, taxes and accounting, you can think of preparing for CA too.
3. Banking: Banking is another sector that you can get into with Mathematics.
4. Actuarial Sciences: If you love data and maths, actuarial sciences would be a great field for it.
5. Data Analysis/Operations Analysis/Project Development/Data Science: I
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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Maths is neither painful or funny, it is interesting and challenging to stimulate the brain and develop analytical thinking skills.
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Abhishek Sharma
Beginner-Level 5
No, but you should learn some basics for your own improvement. There is no use of maths in generic engineering.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
You are eligible to do BCA and MCA as you have maths in 10+2 to fulfil your dream of becoming a computer scientist. MCA is treated equivalent to B.Tech CS by Indian IT industry and you will be able to get a good developer job. After MCA, you can do M.Tech in CS by appearing in GATE.
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Deepanshi JainCareer
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There is no prediction which question is asked from which topics. You can only analyze the last few years question papers and find out the most important topics and tips.
JEE Advanced physics most important topic:
Mechanics
Electrodynamics
Modern Physics
Optics
Heat & Thermodynamics
SHM & Waves
Mathematics:
Matrix & Determinants
Coordinate Geometry
Derivatives, Differential
Integral Calculus
Trigonometry
Complex Numbers
Quadratic Equation
JEE Advanced physics most important topic:
Mechanics
Electrodynamics
Modern Physics
Optics
Heat & Thermodynamics
SHM & Waves
Mathematics:
Matrix & Determinants
Coordinate Geometry
Derivatives, Differential
Integral Calculus
Trigonometry
Complex Numbers
Quadratic Equation
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
That really depends on the subject you opt to teach. If you are pursuing M.Ed, you should pursue a subject which you feel comfortable teaching. Since you have already chosen English and Maths as your subjects for B.Ed, you should select a subject in the same domain, so that you have in-depth knowledge of a particular subject and you can then pursue a teaching job in the same subject.
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Nilakshee H Saikia
Contributor-Level 10
You will become a PGT (maths) teacher and will get a better salary package.
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