Maths

To prepare for CUET Mathematics exam effectively, students must ideally give two to three hours practice. Students must focus on previous year qiuestion papers and mock tests to prepare well for exam. Daily practice and consistency will help candidate score 250 marks in exam.

Yes, NCERT is sufficient for conceptual clarity while preparing for CUET exam, but MCQ practice and CUET mock tests are important for scoring high. Students must not only focus on preparation books, they must solve CUET previous year question papers for Mathematics to know important topics or repeated questions.

Some of the most important topics from the MHT CET maths syllabus are:

• Integration
• Trigonometric Function
• Three Dimensional Geometry
• Differentiation
• Probability Distribution
• Matices
• Circle
• Conics
• Vectors
• Continuity
• Differential Equations

IIHM eCHAT in Mathematical Skills section includes basic numerical ability questions. Topics are percentage, profit and loss, ratio, averages, time and work, and interest. The questions are based on school-level maths. They test calculation speed, accuracy, and clear understanding of formulas used in daily problems.

No, maths level is not high. Questions in IIHM eCHAT are simple and do not require advanced formulas. Most problems in IIHM eCHAT need basic concepts. You can solve questions quickly without much difficulty during exam with practice.

Candidates who are Class 12 pass and studied Mathematics as a compulsory subject can apply for BSc (H) at ICFAI Jaipur. The minimum aggregate requirement is at least 50%. Candidates need to submit the relevant documents as well as a proof of eligibility. 

Students seeking admissions through OJEE exam do not compulsorily have Maths in Class 12. Some courses accept students who did not have maths in Class 12th. However, for admissions to courses such as BTech, mathematics is mandatory.