Hi there,

Your question is little bit incomplete but as you have mention time and distance. I am assuming you have to calculate speed.

Time = 2.5 hours

Distance= 42.5 km

Speed= Distance/Time

= 42.5 km/ 2.5 hours

=17 km/ hour.

Hence sped is 17 km/ hour which means 17

JEE is a much tougher examination compared to that of the AP EAMCET. So if you are aspiring for the JEE then nope! NCERT Fingertips will not be sufficient. You need to practice other books like JD LEE, OP TANDON, PBAHADUR for the Chemistry and similarly for MATHEMATICS, ML KHANNA,

Hello Aspirant,

See percentage which is considered for determining the eligibility for JEE-Advance is of overall class 12th result not for best scoring subjects so your overall percentage matters however for this year the percentage criteria has been relaxed and even if you have scored less than 75% then also

Yes, for sure! See, once you get into a well reputed MBA programme in India or abroad, it will matter very less that what you studied in your past. You may not have a formal education in Mathematics, but being quick in Maths and Finance is a very basis prerequisite

Hello Aspirant,

Along with Mathematics/Quantitative techniques, I am going to mention down the topics of other sections of CLAT and reference material for them :-

@Quantitative Techniques

>>>>> Questions based on sets of facts or propositions, graphs, or other textual, pictorial, or diagrammatic representations of numerical information, followed by a

Hello Aspirant,

See there is a section in CLAT UG named as Quantitative techniques which consists of Mathematical questions carries the weightage of approx. 10% of the total maximum marks and around 13-17 questions are asked from this section.

However there is no sectional cut-offs in CLAT UG but it

Hey aspirant

Admission to jiit noida is by both entrance and merit. You can get admission based on your merit in 12 according to the seat available. You need to fill application form and attest your mark list along with it. Marks of physics and maths are compulsory. You can

Hi

Yes, your theory + practical marks are considered.

For example,

Physics is of 100 marks ( 70 theory +30 practical marks)

JAC Delhi eligibility criteria is different for different colleges :-

>>>> For B.Tech in NSUT, IGDTUW and DTU

• To be eligible one must pass his or her class

Hello krishka,

As you want to pursue your career as humar resource management so let me tell you that commerce stream would be the best choice for you. But for taking admission in the top B schools or any normal B school you need to give entrance examination and in

Hey aspirant,

Hope you are doing well....!!!

Sure, a student who has not taken mathematics is also eligible for applying to CU CET. But it depends upon the type of course for which you are applying for example if you are applying for B Tech then Mathematics is the compulsory