Except for some difficult topics like Abstract Algebra, fluid mechanics there is no need for any coaching guidance. So there is not much case for taking coaching so as to get some acquaintance with maths. Science optional (especially Maths and engineering optional) is taken by people who have some background for it. Unlike humanities optional where many aspirants take optional without having any background of it. Ideally a person who is good in mathematics, will not feel any need for coaching. Students who have performed well in their Btech/Bsc in maths courses, can infer that they have some level of comfortableness in mathematics. Choose mathematics only if you have strong liking and interest in mathematics which includes possessing some inherent skill in maths. Scoring good marks in maths requires competing with the aspirants who have some natural skill in maths, which even includes competing with finest IIT minds as well. If one is not comfortable with these topics then he/she should think twice before talking mathematics. Before taking mathematics one should be comfortable with easy topics such as linear algebra, Calculas, Ordinary and Partial Differential Equations and Complex analysis. Usually Btech or BSc/MSc maths people take mathematics as optional. He/she should improvise on easy topics and learn the topics which are difficult by doing a lot of practice. One should be comfortable with basic topics. There is no time for learning basic mathematics while reading about the optional. Since I was in lower percentile of candidates, scaling decreased my marks by a big factor.
It is just the beauty of scaling method which leads to wide variety of score. Rest are bound to get less marks because of scaling. People who are the top scorers in maths (lets say top 20-25 people) will get 280-300+ marks. Therefore decision that whether to take maths or not needs a lot of self-assessment and introspection.Īspirants many times are attracted by the high marks obtained by toppers every year, which gives illusion that maths is a scoring subject. Changing optional is the most unfortunate thing that can happen to an aspirant. Many aspirants take mathematics as an optional and after exhausting 2-3 attempts with maths, realized that maths was not the right optional for them. I would like share various aspects that I have observed in these years. I have interacted with numerous aspirants who took mathematics in these 4 years. I have written 4 mains with maths and secured variety of marks in them. I humbly believe in principle of Anekantavada. Disclaimer : All the things mentioned below is based on my experience.
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