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You have to check the syllabus yourself on University websites. Hons course will involve more specialised courses and the general one will not cover specialised courses which are meant only for Hons. Syllabus is obviously not same here and abroad except may be a few core subjects in agriculture which are samein every universally.
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Thanks for searching the path for development in mathematics. First, do the following:
* Categorically locate your areas of strength & weak areas.
* Chapter wise go through to clear your concept.
* Once you get the theory part clear, go on practising solved problems, not mechanically. Then try for unsolved problems.
* You may take help of your math teacher, friends or any seniors whom you know as used to in math.
* Mathematics is totally based on logic.So, whenever going through any solved problem, try to understand the logic behind each and every step.
* The more you practise the more will be your logical approach.
* Lastly, you may tr
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