Hello aspirant,

Sorry for the wrong answer issued earlier. The answer will be 5 instead of 4.

The question is:

{2(n-1)*(n+1-1)}/2= 20

The answer is done as follows-

=> (n-1)*(n-1+1)= 20

=> n(n-1)= 20

=> n^2-n-20= 0

=> n^2-5n+4n-20= 0

=> (n^2-5n)*(4n-20)= 0

=> n(n-5)*4(n-5)= 0

=> (n+4)*(n-5)= 0

=>

Hi,

The KEAM Rank is decided based on both your 12th class percentage as well as your KEAM Examination. It's not possible to just predict your rank based on the marks you obtained since many other students might have also scored the same.

In that case, the Mathematics Section will

Hi Unik,

Economics is a subject in which there is use of maths. You should refer 11,12 maths for basic understanding to it . I don't think there is any government college which do not have maths . You should check for private colleges which may do not have maths.

No , it's your choice which to attempt between maths and biology . As if you are a maths-biology student it will help you as physics and chemistry are not that tough , but if you are a pcm student you should complement your score with biology . At the

Dear Parent,

You must ask to your daughter about her interest. What she want to do? What type of career she would like to choose?

Ask her first of all.

Your interest in particular field is not important, you must know your daughter's interested field to do career in.

Then

hello rajeev, you have to tell us that in which college are you trying to apply and you want this calculation done for which course and in which college. then only, we will be able to help you correctly.

music is considered as a vocational subject and in colleges like

Hi

As per your question according to the data B.Sc. Math Honours may be a 3-year graduate course of

study , the minimum eligibility is that the 12th class from a recognized board of education or its

equivalent exam. Interested candidates can get admission within the course on the idea

Hi Alok,

yes. In fact it is desirable that you should have a BSc Maths background to study msc Economics.Without core knowledge of Advanced calculus, algebra and probability,

Hope this Helps!!

All The Best!!

You will survive and thrive in the Economics department with your BSc Maths degree.