Dear,

If you don't have maths and biology as subjects then you have commerce stream without maths or Humanities. Because science students need to study maths for engineering and biology for medical field.

So, Career options after humanities are-

• Digital Marketing
• Economics
• Psychology
• Social Work
• Law
• Indian Army
• Mass Communication & Journalism
• Fashion
• Designing
• Civil Services

Career options after Commerce without maths are-

• B.com (//B.com)
• BBA
• Law
• BMS
• Journalism/mass communication
• Bachelor of Foreign Trade
• Company Secretary
• Retail Management
• Hotel management
• Animation courses
• Event management
• Accountancy

Hope it helps!

Hii,

Engineering is a section of technology and science that focuses on the design of engines, machines, structures and electrical systems. Engineering is deeply rooted in mathematics principles.

so, for that you need to study physics and Maths in the first year which is common subject for every branch students .

And maths may be in 2nd year also.

But Basically when you will join your department in the 2nd year of your engineering then the branch which is not having physics and as a major subject is

CSE Computer Science Engineering

IT Information Technology

In these 2 branches you learn about computer science and programming subjects.

for your knowledge below is the list of subjects which CSE students learn in engineering

1. C language
2. C++ language
3. Data structure
4. Digital Electronics
5. Microprocessors
6. Java
7. Python
8. Operating system
9. Digital electronics
10. Computer Networks
11. Database management
12. Artificial intelligence
13. Machine learning
14. Cloud computing
15. Compiler design
16. Cyber security
17. Computer Graphics
18. Iot internet of things

So, basically  physics does not plays that important roles in these 2 branches.

Hope this will help you,

All the very best!!

Hii,

Books by R.S. Aggarwal do not need much introduction among students who are studying or have studied Mathematics as no doubt this is one of the best book for mathematics.

This book is a complete guide for Mathematics for NDA exams and all the related topics.

Below table gives you chapter wise weightage of NDA maths 2020

For more information about this please check out the link mentioned below

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/nda-exam-analysis

Hope this will help you,

All the very best!!

Hello,

Questions from Mathematics are included in Paper I of NDA. Compared to the General Ability Test, this section carries less weight. It plays a crucial role in the selection of candidates, however. As the standard of questions are essentially Class 11 and 12 levels, the Mathematics section of NDA is not a hard nut to crack. Candidates can secure good marks in the exam with revision and practise. Candidates must cover the maximum syllabus, In addressing the key fundamentals,you  must refer to school-level books. according to NDA 2019 Topper. Firstly, start the  preparation with  the important topics and then delegate time to the difficult topics at the same time. And also, Solve mock tests to determine how much time to devote to each question type. In order to get an idea of the type of questions posed in the exam, candidates must also resolve previous year's question papers.

Hello there. Hope you are doing good. You have not mentioned the name of college and the course name. I suggest you to provide necessary details that are required to answer the query. The eligibility criteria varies from course to course. So, specific details would help me to answer the query.

I hope you found this answer helpful. Good luck for your future.

Hello aspirant,

There's no disadvantage to take Mathematics in 12th. In fact, there are lots of opportunities if you take up Mathematics in 12th. You can take up engineering course of your choice or else take up B.SC in Mathematics after the completion of 12th. But yes, if you want to pursue medical, pharmacy or agriculture courses, then there is no requirement to take up Mathematics subject, instead you can take Biology as your prime subject.

Hope, it helps you.

Hello aspirant,

See, there is no disadvantage if you study both Biology and Mathematics in 12th, but full of advantages. This is because if you study both Biology and Mathematics, then you can have a lot of options whether you want to pursue medical or engineering. You can prepare JEE Mains, JEE Advanced, NEET and any other common entrance exams for medical, agriculture, engineering etc. as well. Also, you have options even after completing 12th to study any course without falling into only one zone. So no need to be worried, it's upto you whether you want to take up both the subjects or simply end up taking only one subject.

Hope, it helps you.

Hi

First of all if you give only maths examination then it won't be considered for admission. To be eligible ,you need to give examination of all the five subjects i. e
*physics
* chemistry
* mathematics
* a language
*any subject other than thr above 4 .

Second thing is, you will be eligible only for jee advanced 2021 , you won't be eligible eligible for jee advanced 2022.

This is because,

One is eligible for JEE advanced examination for a maximum of two consecutive years starting from the year of appearing for 12th board examination for the first time.

Though you will give 12th again, but your year of appearing for the 12th exam for the first time remains the same i. e 2020
So, being passed class 12th in 2020 , one is eligible for JEE advanced examination 2020 and 2021 only .

So, you will not be eligible for JEE advanced 2022 but yes will be eligible for JEE advanced 2021 .

For example,

JEE advanced 2021 eligibility criteria says that you must have appeared for your class 12th board examination in the year 2021 or should have passed in 2020 and should have got least 75% if you belong to General or OBC category or 65% if you belong to Sc or St category and also must have qualified JEE mains 2021

You can check detailed eligibility criteria of JEE advanced by visiting our page the link for the same page is provided below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-eligibility-criteria

But yes, you will be eligible for both jee mains 2021 and jee mains 2022 as

One can give JEE Mains entrance examination for a maximum of 3 consecutive years starting from the year of passing 12th board examination.

This is because,

So , with 12th board examination passing year in 2020, one is eligible for JEE mains 2020 , 2021 and will be eligible for JEE mains 2021 and 2022.

Thankyou

Hi Dear,

You can use following books for studying mathematics in computer science engineering:

• Mathematics for Computer Science by Eric Lehman
• Mathematics (for Computer Science & Engineering Students) : Paper–1: Calculus and Linear Algebra Paper–2: Probability and Statistics by ITL Education Solutions Limited
• Mathematics for Computer Science by Mazzola, Milmesiter, and Weissmann
• Engineering Mathematics by G. Geetharamani and N. Vinothkumar

Hope this helps.. Good Luck

Hello Avdhoot!

As you do not have mathematics along with 12th commerce, it may be problematic for you to attend the Maths section in NDA (300 marks). However, you can take coaching classes for the maths section and also work hard for other subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Hisory , Geography , Current Affairs , General Knowledge and Political science. Sometimes, additional requirements for prospective air force and naval cadets include coursework in physics and math. So, you would not get naval and air force without maths through NDA, but can opt for Army wing .

If you do not qualify NDA, there is another way too. After your graduation, you can sit for UPSC CDS exam, AFCAT or SSB. After clearing CDS exam, you can opt for OTA(Officer Training Programme) of Indian Army.

Hope you are clear.