Generally 20-22 questions are asked from this area, i.e from Mathematics. You can divide the whole mathematics into 4 parts, Arithmetic, Algebra, Mensuration & Geometry and basic trigonometry.

The syllabus of mathematics is: Algebra, Percentage, Profit and Loss, Simple and Compound Interest, Geometry, Trigonometry, Height and Distance, Statistics, Time, Work

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see if you opted for science stream.in 12th course you need to take physics chemistry and mathematics must if in future you want to go for engineering or other physics related area. in 4th subject you can take biology/ computer science/ statistics/ biotechnology/ any other relevant subject available in

Dear aspirant

You are absolutely eligible to get admission in Computer Science Engineering in CEG Guindy. The eligibility criteria of CEG Guindy is mentioned below:

Aspirants must have passed 10+2 or its equivalent with a minimum aggregate of 45%, along with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry as their compulsory subjects.

Aspirants

Hey aspirant

The basics that need to be strengthened for IIT JEE Mathematics, start from the NCERT textbooks. The textbook syllabus includes all the topics and derivation in details, along with questions too.

After you have laid the foundation of the basics using the NCERT textbooks, then you should refer

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Greeting Aspirant,

To calculate your cutoff for Agriculture Engineering you just need to follow the Below steps:

1. Add all the Marks, i.e., Physics+Maths+Chemistry+Biology (97+95+91+76)
2. Divide the Result by 4 (359/4)
3. The figure you get will be your Cutoff (89.75%)

Hope My Answer Helped You.

Best Of Luck For Future.

Dear Student,

Its great that you wish to gain prior knowledge. First of all , you don't require any computer skills beforehand. Everything is taught in the college.

But if you still want to use your free time, then it would be best to learn C /C++programming and learn using