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If one wants to become a Engineering or wants to get into science stream he/she should take standard mathematics in class 10th and if one wants to become a Chartered accountant or wants to get into commerce stream he/she should take basic mathematics in there class 10th.

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Hey Arpita,

The Maharashtra Board 2024 Exams for 10th std will be held from 1st March of2024 upto 22nd March of 2024.

You can visit https://school.careers360.com/boards/msbshse/maharashtra-board-time-table for the detailed time table for the same exam 2024.

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While filling out the CUET form, you need to enter total marks, that is, 600 and in case you have 7 subjects then 700. You do not need to enter marks of all the 10 subjects because most of them are represented as combined, such as, English and English Language are  one subject and History & Civics and Geography are one subject. So in total, you have to enter marks of all the 6 subjects.

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Yes, it is possible to get admission in Class 10th CBSE board from an ICSE board school. Many schools and educational institutions accept students from different boards for admissions. Please mention specific school for better information about it.

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Build strong fundamentals in Maths, Physics, and Chemistry from your 10th-grade syllabus.Develop problem-solving skills and time management through regular practice.

Start with Basic Books:

• Mathematics: R.D. Sharma (10th & 11th edition)
• Physics: NCERT Class 10 + “Concepts of Physics” by H.C. Verma (Vol 1 & 2 for later stages)
• Chemistry: NCERT 10th + Foundation series by O.P. Tandon (for chemistry basics)

If possible, join a JEE coaching program from the beginning of Class 11 for structured learning.

In class 11, your preparation should shift to advanced topics aligned with the JEE syllabus.Stick to NCERT books as the base for all three subjects, especially Chemistry.

Mathematics:

• R.D. Sharma (for conceptual clarity and board exams)
• Cengage Mathematics (for problem-solving skills)
• I.A. Maron (for Calculus)

Physics:

• H.C. Verma (Concept building)
• **DC Pandey

Firstly focus on your current class slybus and simultaneously do coaching of Jee which will maintain your jee course preparation.

For Jee mains eligibility criteria you must 75% or above in 12th boards so keep that in mind.

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Correct Answer: 108

Solution : Given:
RUBBER is coded as 101 and JELLY is coded as 76. 

Add 5 to the sum of the positional value of opposite letters of RUBBER and JELLY, to obtain the required code –
R→I→9; U→F→6; B→Y→25; B→Y→25; E→V→22; R→I→9
(9 + 6 + 25 + 25 + 22 + 9) + 5 = 101
Thus, RUBBER is coded as 101.
And in, JELLY is coded as 76 –
J→Q→17; E→V→22; L→O→15; L→O→15; Y→B→2
(17 + 22 + 15 + 15 + 2) + 5 = 76
Thus, JELLY is coded as 76.
Similarly, follow the same pattern for LABEL –
L→O→15; A→Z→26; B→Y→25; E→V→22; L→O→15
(15 + 26 + 25 + 22 + 15) + 5 = 108

Thus, LABEL is coded as 108. Hence, the first option is correct.

Correct Answer: Instruments for raising capital in global markets

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