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rohith kola

Guide-Level 14

The important points to be followed for preparation of mathematical sciences are:
For part A, practice some good books of General Aptitude.
For part B, a practice of your subject is must since you have MSQ (multiple select questions) in which multiple options can be correct.
For part C, again, the subject knowledge is a must. This part also contains MSQ type of questions.
For detailed preparation tips, here are some points:
Make a plan about the studies and follow some good books. Prepare short notes and handbook for formulae & concepts which can be helpful at the time of revision. Be selective with the questions in the exam as there is n
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Ketan Ojha

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I think I won't be wrong if I say that you can still score well if you take Maths as your subject in 11th. You should pay most attention to what you are taught. Also, figure out your doubts when you solve exercises and then discuss them with your teachers. There are many IITians who were very poor in maths till 10th but later, they realised their weakness and fought them.

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Ketan Ojha

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I think, first of all, you should practice your NCERT completely. Don't leave any question from NCERT. Once you are done with NCERT, then you should go with other books like RD Sharma or Together With or any other that you prefer. But give first priority to your NCERT textbook.

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Kanishk BarhanpurkarAlways looks for all-round development.

Contributor-Level 10

As per your marks, you have cleared the basic eligibility criteria for IIT.
But to get admission in IIT, you have to clear JEE-Advanced with a decent rank to get admission in your dream branch. So, all the best for future.

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Shikher jainStudent

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Yes, you are eligible to get admission into IPU B.Tech Biotech without having Maths in 12th. For pursuing B.Tech in Biotech, there is no need to have Maths in 12th.

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Akshay Bajaj

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Go through the link below for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/exams/wbjee/question-papers.

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Rajiv Kumar

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Yes, definitely, B.Sc. Mathematics has good scope in India. B.Sc. Mathematics graduates have both government and private job opportunities available in front of them. Some of the prime recruiters are:
Schools
Colleges
Coaching Centers
Banks
Government Organizations
Financial Institutes
IT Firms
Research Firms
Consultancies
Job profiles are:
Teacher
Lecturer
Instructor
Research Professional
Consultant
Banker
Loan Officer
Mathematician
Ample self-employment opportunities are also available in front of B.Sc. Mathematics graduates. They may start their own tuition or coaching center. Institutions that offer these courses are:
Department of Science (Christ Uni
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Mehak Seth

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To know if education is really the right career path for you, make sure you have an understanding of what makes a good teacher and that you have the skills and characteristics compatible with teaching. To be a good teacher, you must enjoy being around other people and interacting with them, especially young people. Teaching is a social job that involves constant interaction with others. Good teachers are also patient. If you lose your temper easily, a school setting may not be the right workplace for you. Teachers are flexible and good at quick decision-making. They should be able to make adjustments when things don't go exactly as pla
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