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Prachi verma

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There are primarily two hostels for 1st year students- Hostel-1 and Hostel-2. Hostel-1 has a decent infrastructure. It has a good lawn. It has washing machines. The mess food is above average. You also get snacks. If you can cooperate with mess workers you can cook chicken in the mess. You have a TV room and a TT table also inside the hostel. But there is neither LAN connection nor Wi-Fi in H-1.
Also, the hostel timings used to be very restrictive for 1st year students until you get your fresher party. Hostel-2 has a similar infrastructure as Hostel-1. But it has an added advantage of LAN facility.

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Shail Oberoi

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This would depend on your interest areas and long term career choice. If you intend to go into business management/administration then MBA is better. However, if you want to grow on the technical / research / academic side then MCA is better.

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At B.Sc level, one doesn't follow a single textbook like 12th class's maths NCERT book (I'm not counting the reference books because as far as I know CBSE doesn't mention them explicitly in the list of books to be followed during 12th). If you are doing mathematics (H) from a Delhi University college then in your first semester you will be having at least 4 subjects and for each subject there will be at least 23 books you will be asked to follow. But from each book either few sections of a particular chapter or at max. 1/2 chapters are to be covered. So don't worry about the number of books to be followed. The details like name of s
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Animesh Wadhwa

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Yes, of course. There are two major sections of aptitude and reasoning that comprises of 50% of the CAT's syllabus and it has nearly 80% of mathematics in it. So definitely half of the syllabus would become easier for you.

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Saumya Singhthe important thing is not to stop questionin

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Engage Publication is for JEE Mains level and other equivalent examinations. Do not rely on either of the books for examinations like JEE Advance. For Advance level you can refer ML Khanna. Its question bank is very good. Refer IIT mathematics by Das Gupta. It is the most important book recommended by many teachers. If you want more questions and that too of good level then refer FIITJEE notes.

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punyabrata dash

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First of all congratulations, yes, you can pursue B.Sc. Without maths.

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