Maths

Here is the syllabus for SAT Entrance Examination as per the latest guidelines: The examination is divided into five sections: •Algebra•Advanced Math•Problem solving and Data analysis•Geometry and Trigonometry. Algebra includes Solving linear equations, Interpreting linear functions, Linear in-equalities, Graphing linear equations, Linear function word problems, Systems of linear inequalities word problems, Solving systems of linear equations, Structure in expressions, Isolating quantities.Advanced Math includes Exponential Radicals and rational exponents, word problems, Operations with rational expressions and polynomials, Polynomial factors and graphs, Nonlinear equation graphs, Solving quadratic equations, graphs, Interpreting nonlinear expressions, Quadratic word problems, Linear and quadratic systems, Key features of graphs. Problem Solving and Data Analysis includes Rates, Ratios and Proportions, Direct and Inverse proportions, Percentages, Units, Probability, Center, spread, and shape of distributions, Data collection and conclusions, Table data, Sampling data, Scatter plots, Data inferences, Inference from sample statistics and margin of error, Evaluating statistical claims: observational studies and experiments. Geometry and Trigonometry includes Congruence of triangles, Similarity of triangles, Mean proportionality in Similar triangles and Quadrilaterals, Right triangle, Right Triangle word problems, Circle, Circle Equations, Circle theorems, Angles, Arc lengths and area of sectors, Trigonometric functions, Complementary relation in trigonometry. To know more about the examination, refer to the official website.  

Yes.It is possible to pursue a B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) without having mathematics in the 12th grade under the CBSE board. The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has made mathematics optional for studying computer science, electrical engineering, and electronics engineering, among other courses. The AICTE's revised rules state that students need to pass class 12 board exams with any three of the following subjects: Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Electronics, Information Technology, Biology, and others. However, it's important to note that mathematics is a core subject for engineering courses, and some concerns have been raised about the potential impact on the quality of engineers. While it is possible to pursue B.Tech in CSE without mathematics, it is still a fundamental subject for engineering and can be beneficial for a strong foundation in the field.