Hie Cindy, BITS Pilani, Goa campus offers a dual degree programme. Under the dual degree scheme a student can choose master of science programme.and Bachelors programme.

However the dual degree scheme increases his duration of stay in the campus by at least 2 semester i.e. it will be a 5year

Hello shivam 

for the eligibility is aggerate of these subjects like physics , chemistry,maths it not like single particular subject i hope you understood 

if any more information is required i will help you 

good luck 

Hello Ashfaq,

Forms are yet to be released for the B.Sc. Mathematics course offered by JMI and are expected this month.

There are a few things you can do to keep track of the application process: you can follow one of the national newspapers regularly as JMI will advertise the

Answer is 0 . Because the value  of cos90 is 0. And anything multiply 0 is 0. 

Thanks.

After bsc. You can go for M.sc in science. There are wide range of options you can choose from. There are different subjects and fields in which you can go for specialisation for post graduation. You should choose this according to your interests.

hope this is helpful to you.

Hi Rugved,

From experience, I would recommend that you focus on the following topics in the Mathematics Section

1. Probability

2. Geometry 

3. Mensuration

4. Trignometry

5. Mixtures 

The other topics are relatively easier to attempt whereas the above-mentioned ones woulr require far more practice and dominated the Quantitative Paper.

Hey rugved , Greetings!!

Tips to prepare for IPMAT:

1. Clear your concepts and make your base strong .

2. Practice previous year question paper and give weekly mock test.

3. Refer NCERT first in order to make your base strong.

After completing NCERT ,One of the best books to

Hello Rohit,

Thanks for contacting Careers360.

It has been observed that questions in board exams are not very tricky and most of the time they are quite repetitive. So in my point of view, if you have solved Mathematics NCERT book and RS Aggarwal thoroughly then you won't be needing

Hey, for entrance exam in MSc mathematics most of the institution's eligibility criteria are that you should Mathematics and English as the main subject with minimum 50% aggregate, however, some institutes even prefer students with a B.Sc. /B.E. /B.Tech. degree.

mostly the syllabus for Entrance exam in MSc Mathematics are

Hello Naresh,

Given, P(B) = 2/7, P(A U B') = 4/5

As A and B are independent events, P(A U B) = P(A) + P(B)

=>P(A U B') = P(A) + 1 - P(B)     [As P(B') = 1 - P(B)] 

=>4/5 = P(A) + 1 - 2/7               [P(B') = 1-2/7=5/7]