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Nishan Tripura
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There are nothing such as the easiest or the hardest chapters in any subject. The weightage varies for different subjects and preparation for selected chapters can be a reason for less marks. If you have less amount of time and your preparation is not upto the point then you can go for less complicated chapters which might have a good weightage on the basis of previous exams. Some of the chapters for maths are, coordinate geometry, calculus, vectors and 3D geometry, quadratic equations and complex numbers, probability and statistics.Some of the chapters for chemistry are, chemistry in everyday life, atomic structure, polymers, mol
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Muskan
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The recommended readings for NDA Maths are listed below: RS Aggarwal's book Mathematics for NDA and NA: National Defence Academy and Naval Academy RS Aggarwal, Quantitative aptitude for competitive examinations. The following are some pointers and advice for writing an NDA maths paper: To comprehend the exam's format, familiarise yourself with the NDA exam pattern for the written exam. Applicants must thoroughly review the NDA syllabus. Applicants need to extensively review the math textbooks for Classes 10, 11, and 12. Keep a separate notepad for your formulas and quick calculating tips. To understand the kinds of questions asked, ca
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Simran Seth
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To get admission in UPES, there are some eligibility criteria which are to be met. For B.Tech programs, UPES requires candidates to have passed their 10+2 board exams with a minimum percentage in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. If you have a compartment (supplementary exam) in your Mathematics board exam, it means you have not cleared all your subjects in the first attempt. However, UPES allows students to take compartment exams and clear the subject to meet the eligibility criteria. You need to pass the compartment exam in Mathematics to fulfill the eligibility criteria to get admission in UPES.
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Aditya Gupta
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No, you can't take admission without having maths as B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering at Ambalika Institute is a 4 years course offered at the UG level. The total tuition fee for Ambalika Institute B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering is INR 356836. The course offers admission to 180 students.You can't take admission without having maths you should be eligible if and only if you have passed 12th equivalent with physics, chemistry and maths
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MOHAMMAD ILIYAS KHAN
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Yes, you can get admission to colleges even if you appear for compartment exams. Many colleges and universities offer admission to students who have appeared for compartment exams, provided they meet the minimum eligibility criteria for the course.
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Beauty Bhagat
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Mathematics in +2 is not mainly mentioned as compulsory for BCom admission at Seth Anandram Jaipuria College, Kolkata. However, it's recommended to verify about this directly with the college's admissions office as requirements can change anytime college to college. But colleges prefer applicants with a background in mathematics due to its importance in commerce studies.you should understand the creteria and eligibility for the specific college throughly by contacting them directly or can check the website for any dought.
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Himanshi Tirkha
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Hello,The CUET-PG cut-off for the University of Hyderabad has not been released yet. However, based on analysis Shiksha has estimated the expected cut-off for MSc in applied Mathematics. The estimate is the cut-off range will be 150-200. If you want more details, you can refer to CUET PG Cut Off for Central University of Hyderabad 2024: Know about courses offered, more details (shiksha.com).I hope it will help. You can reach out to us for further queries.Thank You.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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You need to appear in JEE Main/ JEE Advanced entrance exam after 12th PCM. Complete your Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and Engineering. After this enhance you programming and languages skills and earn a certification for data scientist from reputed organisation.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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To become a data scientist, you will need to have strong analytical and mathematical skills. You should be able to understand and work with complex data sets. Additionally you should be able to use statistical software package and be familiar with programming languages such as Python or R. Data scientists also have a certification from an accredited program. you need the following qualifications.Bachelor's degree in Statistics, Mathematics, computer Science or data science.Earn a certification from Tableau certification training course or Power BI certification course.Master degree is not mandatory however M.Sc Statistics or data Scien
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