Is 12th maths really tough ?....m nt dat good in maths ... plz suggest should i opt maths in 11th or not....m a 10th passout

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Asked by V Seth
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V
2016-04-08 22:04:34
No not at all.If u have interest in maths then go ahead .12 ipe is not tough .But ya the compitetive syllabus is little tough.Hard work is the key for success .Any group u choose it depends on u But the hard work is same. All the best

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2016-04-09 16:53:37
mec- maths economics commerce; cec- civics economics commerce If u are north Indian then its different u ask u asked maths with commerce is best; if ur aim is civils or groups then u think about maths without commerce

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