Hello Aspirant

The syllabus in BSC maths are as follows

1. Permutations and combination
2. Differential Equations
3. Statistics and probability
4. complex number
5. sets relation and function
6. Mathematical resoning
7. 3D geometry
8. Co ordinate geometry
9. Bionomial theorem
10. Matrix and determinant
11. Limit
12. continuity and differntiability
13. co-ordinate geometry
14. sequence and series
15. Vector algebra
16. Integral calculus
17. Mathematical

Hi student,

Please mention the board for which you are referring...

The weightage of maths for CBSE board is as follows:-

Relations and Functions - 08 marks

Algebra - 10 marks

Calculus - 35 marks

Vectors and three-dimensional geometry - 14 marks

Linear Programming - 05 marks

Probability -08 marks

hello,

It is not possible to predict as you have not mentioned the exam name and selection criteria may change so you can't control score neither the cutoff. The only thing you can do is prepare well for the exam and give your best.

Attend all the no-negative mark questions

hi,

see cutoff scores is also depends on category, as you have mentioned your total score out of 300 is 160, but you did not mention your category, so I suggest you to check the percentile as jee main january session result is already published. you may check your result

Hello Aspirant,

It would be difficult to provide you the entrance previous year papers of M.Sc Mathematics as officially it is not available however you can check the entrance syllabus to go through with the given below link.

https://kuk.ac.in/userfiles/file/Year2019/Syllabi/Maths.pdf

Good Luck!

hi,

see questions will be formed as per 12th standard exam and it ismcq based, however the difficulty level is below of jee main exam, however if you have prepared for jee main you have an added advantage, follow previous years papers and practice as many of mcq questions.

you

there are 28 chapters in  mathematics for jee mains

hoewhever you should prepare weightage chapters like

matrice and determinants

vector algebra

three dimensional geometry

complex numbers and quadratic equation

limits , continuity and differentiability

integral calculus

coordinate geometry

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