Hello,

The eligibility criteria for MA in history or geography is to have a Bachelor's degree in history or geography. Some colleges can also accept BA degree in any subject. That as you have Bsc maths that means you are not eligible. But do not worry you have many options in your field as well. You can be a lecturer or join any reserach organisation which requires maths, statistician etc. You can also give banking exams or do MBA. Thank you and all the best

Hello aspirant,

The syllabus of Mathematics for CHSE Odisha 2021 as well as for other subjects has been reduced due to COVID pandemic by the conducting board. Total marks will be of 100 marks and the topics will be in the syllabus are as follows along with the allotted marks-

• Relations and Functions- 20 marks
• Algebra- 20 marks
• Differential Calculus- 20 marks
• Integral Calculus- 20 marks
• Vectors and Three- Dimensional Geometry- 20 marks

For more information, please visit the official website else you can go through the link given below-

https://school.careers360.com/articles/odisha-chse-syllabus

Hope, this information helps you.

Hello,

Written Examination will be conducted by UPSC on 18th April 2021 for admission to the Army, Navy and Air Force wings of the NDA for the 147th Course, and for the 109th Indian Naval Academy Course.

The naval wing and air wing requires maths and physics as a compulsory subject.

Candidates who are appearing in Class 12 or equivalent examination can apply.

As you want to give exam in the naval you are not eligible for it without maths.

https://www.joinindiannavy.gov.in/en/page/selection-procedure.html

You can refer to this link for more information

Hope this helps!!

As the base angle is 50 degree then the second angle will also be 50 degree. This is because Isocelles triangle have two angles equal.

Now we know sum of all the angles of a triangle is 180. So the value of third angle will be 180-(50+50)=80 degree.

I hope my answer helps. Have a great day!

Hello,

I will give you few good books for your JEE maths preparation -

• Plane trigonometry by SL loney

• Objective mathematics by RD sharma

• Algebra by Dr SK goyal arihant publication

• Differential calculus Amit agrawal

• Elements of coordinate geometry SL loney

Do check out below link to know some more information

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-jee-main

• Algebra
• Logarithms
• Complex Numbers
• Quadratic Equations
• Matrices
• Permutation and combination:
• Principle of mathematical induction
• Binomial theorem
• Sets, Relations and Mappings
• Statistics and Probability
• Trigonometry
• Two dimensions Coordinate geometry
• Three dimensions Co-ordinate geometry
• Vectors
• Differential Equations
• Integral calculus
• Differential calculus

Hello,

Well class 10th maths is enough for scoring good marks but you also have to check for some other concepts which are included in portion of the exam which may or may not be part of your class 10 maths. Some concepts included in the exam for maths section are Probablity, statistics, geometry, mean, median, mode, ratio, direct and indirect variation, permutation, sequence, patterns, arithmetic operations. You can check out the below link to know more and also check the link for sample papers.

https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/sat-syllabus

https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/sat-exam-pattern

https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/sat-sample-papers

hi,

generally in 10th standard course of most of the education board of india, there is no specific or advance level maths include in syllabus. students learn about the basic science along with science. in case your son want to do engineering he needs to enroll for 10+2 course in science stream. and he must have mathematics, physics and chemistry in 12th course to become eligible for jee main , jee advance or any other engineering entrance test.

There are many Jobs a person can do after doing Post graduation in Mathematics.

1. Teaching Profession : About 85% of the Indian who do PG in any subject ( Science, Arts or Commerce) opt for this profession.This profession has respect as well as money.
2. Phd : Some are aspiring to be a future research fellow so after Msc they try to qualify UGC NET, SLET (North-Eastern States) , RAT (Institutional entrance test. This exams are considered as one of the toughest and most prestigious exams in India. After qualifying this tests they can go for Phd in any institute they apply after undergoing some of the particular Institute admission procedures.

• There are some other sub parts of this point NET has 2 cutoffs . One is for Normal qualifying mark and another is JRF (Junior Research Fellow) qualifying mark.
• After JRF , If the Institute is satisfied with your research work they give accommodation to SRF (Senior Research Fellow).

You can also give other exams for jobs like UPSC, SSC etc for government jobs.

These are some of the paths.

I hope my answer helps you. All the very best for your future endeavors!