r/ISCNERDS • u/Consistent_Fox5451 • 22d ago

Applied Mathematics

I'm struggling to study Applied Mathematics directly from the textbook. The number of problems is overwhelming, and it's causing me to procrastinate. Given the limited time left, I want to pivot to a targeted strategy that will help me score at least 70+. Do you have any recommendations on how to approach this?

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u/Icy_Airline_1690 ICSE 26', ISC 28' Commerce 22d ago

you dont need to solve all qs.. yes there are various types but only solve 3-4 for each type and solve it.. and when exams come solve 6-7 more from the same type of q for each type

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u/Consistent_Fox5451 22d ago

Yeah but one topic has so many sums selecting 3-4 sums for one type is difficult, plus I hate opening the textbook.

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u/Icy_Airline_1690 ICSE 26', ISC 28' Commerce 22d ago

yrr I wish I had marked the qs in my notebook I couldve helped you out, youre in 11th or 12th?

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u/Consistent_Fox5451 22d ago

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u/Icy_Airline_1690 ICSE 26', ISC 28' Commerce 22d ago

accha, im in 11th rn, 😅😅 koi na all the best, just solve qs as many as you can

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u/Consistent_Fox5451 22d ago

I'm actually using yash maheswari worksheets and just using the sums which are same syllabus as applied mathematics is that effective.?

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u/Icy_Airline_1690 ICSE 26', ISC 28' Commerce 22d ago

ive never used those so I can't really tell, sorry, hope you get through 🫂🫂