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To prepare for the BSEB 12th Maths paper, begin by thoroughly understanding the concepts from each chapter and focusing on important topics like Calculus, Algebra, and Trigonometry. Practice solving a variety of problems daily to build accuracy and speed. Refer to Bihar Board's model papers and previous years' papers to familiarize yourself with the question pattern and important topics. Make a habit of revising formulas regularly and solving sample papers under timed conditions. Lastly, clear any doubts promptly and focus on weaker areas to strengthen your overall performance in the exam.

The maximum marks in the SITEEE exam for the maths section is 60 marks. Mathematics holds the highest weightage in the question paper. There will be 30 MCQs, each for 2 marks.

The best books to complete the SITEEE syllabus for maths are NCERTs, All in one Mathematics by Arihant publication, RS Aggrawal, RD Sharma and HC Verma. Candidates must prepare the NCERTs to form their foundation and follow any one of these reference books. 

The SITEEE syllabus for mathematics includes all the topics of the CBSE board for classes 11th and 12th.

To prepare for JEE Advanced Maths, toppers and experts have recommended the following books:

• Arihant Problem Book in Mathematics for IIT JEE by SK Goyal
• NCERT Maths Class 11 and 12
• Cengage Maths by G TIWANI
• Comprehensive Mathematics for JEE Advanced by Tata McGraw Hill publications
• Problems Plus in IIT Mathematics by A Das Gupta

In JEE Advanced maths, the topics that carry high weightage are:

1. Matrix & Determinants
2. Probability
3. Complex Numbers
4. Vector
5. Definite Integration

Yes. A strong hold over the Math subject is very important in Chemical Engineering for process design and modeling, chemical process optimization and data analysis. Mathematical concepts like calculus, linear algebra, statistics, and other numerical methods are all used to understand and solve complex problems and interpret relevant data for chemical process designs.

No, it is not necessary to have a mathematics background to crack the SRCC GBO exam. However, if the candidate has a maths background, it may be beneficial for cracking the exam. Candidates are assessed based on subjects related to quantitaitve aptitude, business and management. Mathematics background can give an edge to the students appearing for the exam but it is no an absolute requirement. 

Business Mathematics is not a compulsory subject in the Banking syllabus. While several colleges have it as part of the coursework for a BCom in BFSI or an MBA in Banking and Finance, it is not a prerequisite for any banking exam or job in the future. All you need is solid quantitative aptitude with knowledge of simple and compound interest, profit and loss, and data analysis to be able to apply these mathematical principles in a real-world scenario.