Mathematics
As per the UPSC one has to score at least 30% of the maximum marks inNDA exam mathematics paper to clearthe exam. If you do not score 30%marks in mathematics paper irrespective to your total score in NDA exam, you will be considered as failed.
Hello P Patil,
I gave MHTCET last year, and I haven't scored 180+ but I have a decent score that assured my seat in COEP. But all I have learnt is Maharashtra state board books are enough to score decent but scoring 180+ you need to do a little more.
hey Barnali,
It depends on which mode you are applying for the admission in du for ma in economics.
Indian Nationals can get admission through two modes Direct/Merit Mode or Entrance test mode. However, for each mode, there is a percentage of marks to be fulfilled.
DU fills 50% of
You have borderline chance of getting into any of the NITs, however you can check the link below for past year trend of opening and closing ranks for the various campuses of NITs to predict your chances of getting through:
https://university.careers360.com/articles/ccmn-cutoff
Hi Kumar!
dy/dx= cos(x+y) =>(1)
let x+y = v
then, 1 +dy/dx = dv/dx
dy/dx = dv/dx-1
Put x+y = v and dy/dx = dv/dx - 1 in eq. (1)
dv/dx - 1 = cosv
dv/dx = cos v +1
(1/(1+cosv)).dv=dx
(1/2)sec^2(v/2).dv=dx
Integrating both sides we get tan(v/2)=x+C
Thus tan((x+y)/2)
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