What are the topics covered in set theory and calculus in mathematics for the NIMCET exam?
The Mathematics section of the NIMCET exam will consist of 50 questions. Topics covered in set theory and calculus are mentioned below:
Set Theory: Concept of sets, union, intersection, cardinality, elementary counting; permutations and combinations.
Calculus: Limit of functions, continuous function,
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Below are the topics covered in set theory and calculus of the NIMCET exam:
Set Theory - Concept of sets, union, intersection, cardinality, elementary counting; permutations and combinations.
Calculus - Limit of functions, continuous function, differentiation of function, tangents and normals, simple
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