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Which book should I prefer to prepare for maths for IIT JEE Mains 2018?
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Asked by Rittik Kumar

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5 years ago
For mathematics, practice is very important. And for that, you need to have a strong base and the formulae on your fingertips. For that, NCERT books would be useful at the early stage. Then, you may prefer the Arihant series for practice which would contain the questions of JEE standard. Tata Mcgraw
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I am preparing for JEE Mains. Which are the best books to prepare for maths?
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Asked by Amit

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5 years ago
Hello Admit, For mathematics, practice is very important. And for that, you need to have a strong base and the formulae on your fingertips. For that, NCERT books would be useful at the early stage. Then, you may prefer the Arihant series for practice which would contain the questions of JEE standard
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5 years ago
Am giving you the book name which may help you.
1. R. S. Agarwal [Arithmetic]
2. Dr. Lal and Jain
3. N. C. E. R. T. Math Book [standard. Ix to standard. XII]
Thanks.
1. R. S. Agarwal [Arithmetic]
2. Dr. Lal and Jain
3. N. C. E. R. T. Math Book [standard. Ix to standard. XII]
Thanks.
New answer posted•5 years ago
From which books should I prepare for maths and reasoning for banking?
182 Views|1 Followers|Posted 5 years ago
Asked by Mausam

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5 years ago
Am giving you the book name which may help you.
1. R. S. Agarwal [Arithmetic]
2. Dr. Lal and Jain
3. N. C. E. R. T. Math Book [standard. Ix to standard. XII.
1. R. S. Agarwal [Arithmetic]
2. Dr. Lal and Jain
3. N. C. E. R. T. Math Book [standard. Ix to standard. XII.
New answer posted•5 years ago
Can anyone tell me about the IAS exam in detail? Is mathematics important for IAS preparation?
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Asked by Akash

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5 years ago
Hello Dear, Recruitment for IAS and other all India Services is done through UPSC civil service examination. For UPSC you need to be a graduate in any streams from UGC recognised institutions. Mathematics is not an issue. I hope you got the hint.
New answer posted•5 years ago
Should I go for IAS preparation (3 years) as I am a non-maths student?
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Asked by Anushka

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5 years ago
Hello Dear, Recruitment for IAS and other all India Services is done through UPSC civil service examination. For UPSC you need to be a graduate in any streams from UGC recognised institutions. Mathematics is not an issue. Hope this helps.
New answer posted•5 years ago
What is the level of maths required for SSC exam? Which exam should a non-maths student take, IAS or SSC?
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Asked by Anushka

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5 years ago
Hello Dear, Recruitment for IAS and other all India Services is done through UPSC civil service examination. For UPSC you need to be a graduate in any streams from UGC recognised institutions. Mathematics is not an issue. Thanks.
New answer posted•5 years ago
Is it necessary to take math with humanities to become an IAS officer?
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Asked by Manish Kant

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5 years ago
Hello Dear, Recruitment for IAS and other all India Services is done through UPSC civil service examination. For UPSC you need to be a graduate in any streams from UGC recognised institutions. Mathematics is not an issue.
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Which course is better option after completing B.Sc. In mathematics for good job and salary?
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Asked by Dharani
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Can I pursue BBA from New Zealand or Australia if I completed 12th with arts stream with maths from Haryana?
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Asked by Vikrant

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5 years ago
Yes you can pursue BBA from New Zealand or Australia. New Zealand Universities do offer comprehensive BBA and MBA courses. Monash in Australia, Schulich in Canada, LSE, UK are some of the very famous universities/ colleges for BBA & MBA. However, For the benefits of students passing out of school in