Dear Aspirant,

there are many benefits to solving previous years and sample question papers. Some of them are,

• They help you self evaluate your study reparation
• Helpful revision practices
• Helps you get familiar with the exam patter
• Helps you identify the similar questions and asked and the trend of questions

Hello,

Yes ofcourse you can get admission with 93% in Delhi University. Delhi University offers many courses which do not require mathematics. Some of them are BJMC, B.el.ed, BA, Vocational courses and also, you can appear for entrance exams like DU JAT, DUET for getting admission in courses available through

Hi Ankit,

Sorry to say but you are not eligible for SRMJEE as the marks required to get admission or for the test needs a 50% aggregated score in PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY and MATHEMATICS separately but as you've mentioned that you got 52% in physics and chemistry but 37 in mathematics

Dear Aspirant,

Its great that you want to make your career in Mathematics. You can do BSc Mathematics from any college if you have a good percentage in class 12th Board Exams. Most of the BSc courses offer admissions based on Merit only. After pursuing BSc you can go for

Hello aspirant, KCET syllabus for 2021 for physics, chemistry and maths is out and available at official website of KCET.

Physics -

First year PUC syllabus -

• Physical World,Units and Measurements,Motion in a Straight Line,Motion in a Plane,Laws of Motion,Work, Energy & Power,Systems of Particles and Rotational Motion Gravitation,Mechanical Properties

Hello Arpita,

IPMAT tests your quantitative and verbal abilities. So if you are not into mathematics you will find it difficult. But you could find and practice mock tests. It would heavily depend on your interest in the subject. Check out the link below to know more about IPMAT.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/bschool.careers360.com/articles/ipmat-syllabus

Hi Aspirant!

The important topics of maths which can help you score good marks are:

• Definite and indefinite integrals
• Functions
• Differentiation
• Conic sections
• Rolles and Lagranges mean value theorem
• Trigonometry

Other than this, I would suggest you to write some previous years question papers and sample papers to check your

Hi aspirant,

The answer is YES ! You can definitely go ahead and pursue BSc IT.

BSc IT is considered as a science stream. BUt the criteria is to atleast study MATHEMATICS in 10 + 2.

As you have studies it, you can go ahead and take BSc IT.

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