I want to prepare for IPMAT but don't have maths. On which maths chapters of 10+2 level should I focus on?

<p>I would personally suggest you to take coaching, as it would help you more than you can help yourself alone. A teacher can tell you the various tips and tricks to approach questions and answer them with ease, within minutes without heavy calculations as there is shortage of time in any exam. Please buy a book of any good publication which has enough questions and mock papers.&nbsp;Here are the topics you should focus on :</p><ul><li>Number system</li><li>Average</li><li>Percentage</li><li>Profit, loss and discount</li><li>Simple and compound interest</li><li>Trigonometry</li><li>Mensuration</li><li>Set theory</li><li>Geometry</li><li>Algebra</li><li>Permutations and combinations</li><li>Probability</li><li>Ratio and proportion</li><li>Partnership</li><li>Mixtures and Allegation</li><li>Time, speed and distance</li></ul>

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<p>In case you don't have any prior mathematical knowledge and are preparing for the IPMAT (Integrated Program in Management Aptitude Test), it could be helpful to concentrate on the subsequent chapters of 10+2 level mathematics:</p><p>1. Arithmetic: A lot of quantitative aptitude questions revolve around concepts like percentages, profit and loss, ratio and proportion, averages, time and work, etc.</p><p>2. Algebra: The fundamental ideas of algebra, such as polynomials, linear and quadratic equations, are crucial for resolving mathematical issues.</p><p>3. Geometry: Since aptitude exams frequently cover these topics, familiarize yourself with the fundamentals of geometry, including lines, angles, triangles, circles, and polygons.</p><p>4. Data Interpretation: Get comfortable analyzing and deriving conclusions from data displayed in a variety of formats, including tables, charts, and graphs.</p>

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