#153
19th April 2012, 12:12 AM
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Firstly in case of physics you have to read and understand the units carefully.
Then only you can solve the problems and questions properly. But in case of maths you have to practice it daily. You have to practice one unit daily. First practice the solved problems and then the unsolved one. But don't turn over the next unit until you are satisfied with what you have done. And don't worry about the studies, " All Is Well " ... Best Luck........ |
#154
20th April 2012, 11:43 PM
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Dear friend,
Practise R S Agarwal Quantitative as much as you can. To answer English verbal you can also do verbal reasoning and non-reasoning. Am sending you ebook of R S Agarwal verbal reasoning and non-reasoning. Also practise previous papers to get the idea of the pattern. All da best!!! Bank Probationary Officer examination :- The applicant's have to qualified graduation in any desire subject from a recognized University or equivalent qualification and the candidate must score at least 50-60% marks in their examination.5% relaxation is given to the other reserved categories and the categories like SC/ST/PD.........etc.The applicant's must have attained 21 years and not be over 30 years at the time of appearing and Upper age relaxation is applicable for SC/ST/OBC/Ex-Servicemen.5 year relaxation for SC/ST categories,3 years relaxation for OBC categories and 5 years relaxation for Ex-Servicemen. Syllabus of this examination :- Reasoning English Quantitative Aptitude General awareness Computer Knowledge Books for Bank Probationary Officer examination :- By R.Gupta's By Upkar's By R.Gupta's By Upkar's You have not Specified which bank exam books you need............ |
#155
29th April 2012, 12:30 AM
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First of all relax there is nothing to worry !
like you every science student face this problem,learn to tackle the problems. dont forget 'problems' itself contains 's' which means 'solution' I think Your problem is really not your problem; your reaction to your problem is your problem. please frankly discuss your problem inthis forum,we will help you. |
#157
14th June 2012, 10:01 PM
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hi dear friend,
First of all relax there is nothing to worry ! like you every science student face this problem,learn to tackle the problems. their is only one golden rule to be a master and that is practice.it makes a man perfect. so i suggest you to practice a lot of questions,first practice easy questions then go for hard questions. for physics HC VERMA is too good , for math K C SINHA is good some other good books are also available in market you join some tuition classes good luck .......... thanks |
#159
14th August 2012, 11:04 AM
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practice is what can make you feel comfortable with integrations and physics problems......i must tell you that what you say is difficult is just the basics of integration if you go for higher studies then these basics are going to help you ....at that time no one will be teaching you that........
so do a lot of practice of integration .....it is a fact that no one is perfect with integration......but if your basics are clear then at least you can give a try to it...... |
#160
14th August 2012, 01:08 PM
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Hi dear..
![]() Physics and Maths are the most easy subjects if you are following these simple rules. First of all don't panic, just relax. Today, children just panic because they want fast results. In getting ahead, they think refreshers are the best, but mind it, that if you want to build a strong foundation, nothing LESS than NCERT would work at all. First read the chapters yourself, have any doubt, go to teachers and ASK ( Ask means don't hesitate in asking, you would be called a donkey by your classmates for a day or so , but then you will be ahead of them when you have deeper knowledge of each and every concepts) Now , you should do these things :- ~> Practise NCERT for both Physics and Maths. ( Do in text questions as well as back exercise questions in physics) ~> If you find any difficulty, try to read the chapter again, and then try to solve that problem again. ~> After this take a refresher and just go through their important points (Generally given at the back of each chapter) ~> Then solve numericals from re fresher like Modern's ABC , or Pradeep for Physics and for Maths R.D. Sharma and R.S. Aggarwal. ~> This much is more than sufficient to get you ahead, and one more thing, never think that if you know the theory in physics , you can solve the numericals and never think vice versa too because practise is the only thing by which you can learn something..!! Always remember , Practise makes you perfect.!!! And yes, one more thing, after preparing for your board exams like this, you have to prepare for entrance too ( and there's nothing new in entrance syllabus) You just have to know the tricks (which you can't use in CBSE ) to solve questions ( mathematical problems ) easily , fast and most important Correctly..!! Just read a book Quiker Maths by M.Tyra which will guide you through the shortest techniques for entrance exams..!! All the best..!! With Warm Regards Sammy |
#161
14th August 2012, 01:13 PM
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First of i suggest you that you read your text book and school notes.and learn your maths
formula and physics defination I hope it will help you For more help you can join coaching centre 1).Gyaan Academy Entrance Exam Training, Tuitions Basavanagudi,Bangalore 2).Ace Creative Learning Entrance Exam Training, CAT Entrance Exam Training, Engineering Entrance Exam Training Malleswaram,Bangalore 3).Ace Creative Learning Entrance Exam Training, CAT Entrance Exam Training, GMAT Entrance Exam Training Yelahanka,Bangalore |
#163
4th September 2012, 08:57 PM
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Physics and Maths are very much related subject.
If you get mastery in maths half of your problems in physics is solved For solving integration problem learn all the formulas by making a list While solving numericals Try to relate those formulas with each other and try to simplify the equations as much as possible . You can refer to books of R.D sharma , for practicing maths For physics you can take help in understanding it form H.C verma,try solving as much as numericals as possible ,there are many books available in market for it. |
#165
27th November 2012, 11:09 PM
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Hello,
For mathematics I will rather suggest you to take a tutor, if you are facing the problems at its extreme. Tutors can guide you how to use a particular formula and when at all to use it. What happens is that you know the things, but you are not being able to use it properly or you are making mistakes that you are not able to recover. So in that case you will get help if you get a mathematics tutor, who can channelize your mathematics studies properly. Now, for Physics part, it will be better if you buy books like Resnick Halide. You will a lot more information in it than any other book in Physics. So you will get to know the subject from a different angle. All the Best. |
#166
8th February 2013, 12:01 PM
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hiiiiiii........i am pranita 11 th g.sci student ....bt preparing for 12 ........ iam so much of deepression becoz of 12 th mayhs and physics...problem give me suggestion for tht wht to and wht to do not..........
and also i dnt hane tutn for bio.....so wht do .....plzzzz sugeest me.........wating for ur reply :( |
#171
24th December 2014, 08:57 PM
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for better memorisation , better understanding of the the subject is neccessary... as the saying goes on "PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT " u will really be able to differentiate between them.. |
#172
13th February 2019, 11:18 AM
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I think more practice will help you to solve the math sum and physics numerical. There are many videos available on youtube integration solving you should watch & learn. If you did not get a proper solution from youtube videos then you should take the help of a tutor for solving these problems. Good Luck.... |
#173
14th February 2019, 07:48 PM
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For the mathematics and physics problems you need to first read the NCERT maths and physics books of class 12 and understand the basic concept then learn the formulae and start solving solved example from ncert book and then go for exercise.
You can also watch video on YouTube and byjus. |
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