Strategies for maths
So actually how should I tackle both cuet core maths and ipmat quants simultaneously from October, like i just started my prep and I'm ready to averaging around 5-6 hours daily (specifically for maths) in these last 7 months and I'm a non maths dropper, so any idea will be helpful
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DU requires you to have the same subject in CUET as your class 12 marksheet.
If you're a non-math student, CUET Maths scores are not considered for DU. Hence, there's no point of studying for CUET Core Maths.
Actually bhaiya, I'm gonna give NIOS on demand for core maths https://www.reddit.com/r/Indian_Academia/comments/1nc7xne/confusion_about_nios_and_cuet_will_two_marksheets/?share_id=LFMeCA9ziw0SAdia9CPZ3&utm_medium=mweb3x&utm_name=mweb3xcss&utm_source=share&utm_term=2
Ah, understood. If you're studying for the NIOS, then hopefully you get exposure to Core Maths too.
All the best -- be consistent + disciplined.
Function like a topper, integrate your efforts, and multiply your scores. Whether it's limits or logic, this subject is your π-rate ship to conquer the CUET.
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Yaa, it was my post only and actually thanks again
I just wanted a rough idea to do my prep while mixing both core maths+quants simultaneously, topic wise for strategies stuff
There's no strategy like, "If you do CUET Maths topic X first, then topic Y of IPMAT becomes easier," or anything like that.
You need to know your basic tools: percentages, fractions, linear equations, polynomials, and indices.
These are tools to help you solve questions and equations that come up.
Know that maths can only be learned by a lot of practice and you completing 3-10 notebooks.