IIT JEE , AIEEE Forum - Mathematics , Algebra

pratt

sir,

as we know that that iit has asked all objective type questions this year.

In maths we all know that if we have to get the answer ,then we have to

solve the problem till we get the proper answer(among given options)

so please suggest that as i am doing a das gupta (bigger one) in which

75% questions are of subjecttive type. Is am i preparing the right book for

jee 2008.(as it does not have more objective questions)

pratt

plzzzzzzzzzzzz anyone i want to have experts opinion

pratt

plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz experts i want ur suggestions

thanku

tarun_bits

see,,if u have a good hold and able to do harder subjective questions,then u won`t be facing any problems in objective questions. But the objective questions do require more analysis and quick,wise thinking which u should develop in you,You may purchase any good objective book..

elessar_iitkgp

Get this thing clear in your head: It doesn't matter whether IIT asks subjective or objective questions. It is the level of clarity that u build up in your concepts that will matter.

Understand this: IIT JEE is not a selection test. It is a test designed for one sole purpose: Mass rejection.

Get books which can clarify your basic fundas. Then move on to tougher problems.

I used the following set for maths:

Inter Series by Dasgupta (Algebra, Calculus, Trigonometry, Coordinate)
Problem Plus By A.Dasgupta
TMH
MCQs in mathematics by Bharati Bhawan.

One piece of advice:
Don't go madly after books that look tough. You won't gain anything. get ur basics clear. Then move on to bigger things

iitkgp_bipin

You are doing the right book. Doing such type of problems would definitely improve your problem solving skills and analyticity.But yes you should solve selective problems because doing whole of them would require a lot of time. Dont think that you are doing wrong book , solving subjective problems is a big step towards increasing your speed and then go for objective problems to give the final touch.

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