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Without a single doubt, you should take maths with commerce. It will help you for anything you decide to study, be it getting into top notch college for graduation or clearing any competitive exams. It always gives you edge over people without maths. No doubt you have to study hard for that and might feel like burdensome, but believe me it is only going to train your mind for analytical problems. And if you're worried of your percentage getting affected by it, don't worry about it, it's your best of four subjects marks that matters for getting into a great college! As you must be aware of the fact that every great college requires you to have maths with commerce, if you are wishing to pursue graduation in the same field.

Hello CSIR aspirants!
To clear CSIR NET for mathematical Science with self-preparation a candidate must follow the tips given below. Preparation strategy-
The level of the exam and difficulty never changes. It is helpful if you solve CSIR NET Previous year papersto have an idea of difficulty. Along with this if you have a good grasp on your Masters then must go for self-study. Practice and revision is the only key. Know the Important topics-
Unit 1- Real Analysis:
Functions of several variables
Bolzano Weierstrass theorem
Heine Boral theorem
Continuity
uniform continuity
mean value theorem
metric spaces
compactness
connectedness
Unit 2-Complex analysis:
Complex analysis is most scoring subject which you can prepare from CSIR previous year papers http://bit.ly/32BcsKI. Unit 3- ODE, PDE and Numerical Analysis
Paper Attempting Strategy
This is something one should be clear with. Divide your total time in 3-time constraints as in 90-95 minds, 55-60 minds and half an hour. In the first-time constraint solve part c then part b and part AAT last. Try to understand part A is scoring but time consuming. Prat c has no negative marking. Selection of Good Resources-
S. L. Ross, Differential Equations
N. Sneddon, Elements of Partial Differential Equations
K. E. Atkinson, Introduction to Numerical Analysis.