Dear aspirant,

The three subjects that are a part of the KCET syllabus are Maths, Physics, Chemistry as stated by the official site for which they have provided the syllabus

Each subject holds 60 questions and the weightage of each subject is 60 marks totalling upto 180 marks for 180

There wasn't any solution book for that book! If you are studying on own, I will suggest you two things

1. It seems you currently have 8 or 20 months left depending on if you are in 11th/12th. Ànyways Its a much time! Try to do as many questions from your

Hey Aspirant!

This is the official website:

http://www.ictmumbai.edu.in

Best of luck!

Hi dear,

Hope you are doing well!

Now let's go through your question.

As you will be knowing that JAM which is conducted annually by different IIT’s. And candidates who clear the IIT JAM  Cutoff will be granted admissions on the institutes of their choice through the JAM counselling procedure.

Hi dear,

Hope you are doing well!

Now let's go through your question.

Basically, Chemical engineers use chemical formulas and discoveries made in laboratories and apply them to much larger scale for commercial use.

They are often tasked to accomplish this with safety, cost-efficiency and profit in mind. While entry-level

Hey.

The cut off for admission in B. Sc (Hons.) Mathematics for various categories is as given below. Your chances seem to be less. But if you have some reservation then you might have better chances.

General 42

Muslim Minority (MM) 34

M. OBC/M.ST  32.50 

MW 29.25

Jamia 31.50

PWD/PD-Locomotor

Hey!

You can choose financial management as your career in undergraduate as well as postgraduate courses. To choose financial management in undergraduate courses  , the minimum eligibility criteria is 10+2 passed with minimum 50% from a recognized board. So , if you did not pass with mathematics as one of

Hello Sandeep Mishra,

A general rule of thumb is that you should take the subject in which you have some background and a genuine interest. In case you are a mathematics graduate and enjoy learning this subject, choosing maths as your UPSC optional might be a good idea.

Thanku.