Applied Maths or Core Maths

 

                  Applied Maths or Core Maths

                   Maths after 10+2 , which one should you take !!!!

 

This article is for all the students who are confused that what part of math should they take in higher secondary . This question specially occurs to the science students , especially for those who want to pursue Btech or medical . As we know that now in higher secondary , maths is devided in to two parts which are applied maths and core maths . So which one should you take , which will help in you further studies or simply in future .

First let's briefly discuss the concept of applied maths and core maths :-

Applied Maths :- Applied maths involves the application of maths to problems which arise in various areas, like  science, engineering or other diverse areas, and for  the development of new or improved methods to meet the challenges of new problems . Application of mathematics to real-world problems with the goal of explaining observed phenomena and predicting new, unobserved, phenomena. The development of new methods to meet the challenges of new problems in the real world is applied maths .

Core Maths :-  The subjects of core maths are to deepen competence in the selection and use of methods and techniques ,  developing  confidence in representing and analysing authentic situations and in applying mathematics to address related questions and building skills in mathematical thinking, reasoning and communication .

So , the students who want to pursue any kind of engineering they must take core maths , also because in the examination the majority of questions will be from core maths , and for the rest they can take applied maths because that will be helpful in their career and as well as in future , in any aspect of life .

Advantages of Delhi Domicile

                                     Advantages of domicile in Delhi

Till date we or most of us believed that we can only have one domicile but let me tell you that Indian government does allow you to have double domicile , yes its true that you can have double domicile , it simply means that you can legally have two permanent addresses  ; now you will be questioning yourself that do you need double domicile ??  or even if you dont who needs double domicile !?? There can be a lot of people and they can have there own reasons but the ones those need or seek double domicile are the students .

A lot of students need double domicile as they want to have better higher education in a better place and not just that but with advantages , its known to all that every state university in India has 85 % reservation for the students of their respective states and the rest are for all other students .So , having a double domicile as a student  increases their chance of getting admission to their desired university .

Each state has their own rules of giving a person a permanent recidancy , like in Tamil Nadu your parents should have lived there for ten years , you or your parents must own a property there and etc , but in delhi its the easiest to get a domicile ; the only requirement is that you must do your 10+2 or your 11th and 12th  from any regular school that is in the territory of delhi . Its that easy to get a domicile in delhi .

So now lets come to the advantages of having domicile in delhi as a student , a very simple reason is that Delhi has one of the best universities in India and especially Indraprastha University , which is a dream university of many especially students willing to do MBA , Mass communication , Law and other as well , there is also IIT delhi for which many dream . So , students who live in sonipat , rohtak , ambala , manesar can find ways to do their 10+2 in delhi and can easily have domicile in delhi so that they can take advantage of that 85% reservation given specially to the students who hard residency of delhi .

 

MBBS vs NON MBBS

 

                                            MBBS vs NON MBBS

         Division of education and value of university degrees in India

In India the whole higher education system is currently devided into two parts , One is MBBS and the other is NON MBBS , you must be wondering how is it !!!! , MBBS we all know is the  medical studies and NoN MBBS , about which you all must questioning is that by  NON MBBS it means all the other subjects , specifically career oriented subjects what we e generally call it , not BA in english  or Hindi or physics or maths , but BTech , BMS , BJMC , BHM , BBA , MBA , BALlb , Bdes and all the others you can think of except for CA and company secretary cause these are two totally different areas and also these are not degree courses but professional certificate courses and their  demand  is at whole another level . Now currently these are the two divisions , MBBS and NoN MBBS or all the other subjects . But the question is why to devide the degrees in to these two parts , the only reason is to tell you what you should and how you should pursue if you're taking a particular course and how much of value your degree holds and will it it give you a good career and life ahead .

Okay lets go deeper into this , MBBS is a subject for which every year 15lakh student appear and only 80000 get selected for becoming a doctor ,  but the thing is in India there is a shortage of  10 lakh doctors . So a person holding a MBBS degree can easily get a government job as there is a shortage of doctors , India needs 10 lakh but every year only 80000 can be made , so holding a MBBS degree is valuable and it will surely give you an excellent life , it will take ears to even get to a point of competition in this field.

Now lets talk about the NON MBBS , so for this lets take the example of Btech , lakhs of student appear for examination too to get a  seat in the IITs or IPU or VIT , and not in any IIT but the top seven like IIT delhi , IIT kharagpur , IIT guahati , IIT kanpur etc . So here you can easily observe a thing that everybody wants to secure there seat into these few institutes which has great reputation and are the premium colleges . So what about the other colleges and institutes , the simple clear thing is if a student pass out from those premium colleges then the student will surely get a job and do well in life as they are already known to be a hard working person but for the other institute yo cant state the same , and student passing out from those nstitutes struggle in life . So, for these students the best option is to go abroad like , USA , Canada , europe , USSR , South korea and study and then come back or settle there . Even students who could not get MBBS here can go to other country and get the degree and then have a good life back in India .

So basically MBBS degree got the value , and for the rest only if you are from the premium college then your degree has got the value or else it does not . Its the current harsh reality of India . Think carefully and choose your path .

Single biggest tip for job interview , get employed

 

             Single biggest tip for job interview , get employed

 

We live in a country where the population is growing day by day and jobs are few. Even after passing out of college with a degree even after having skills there are many who dont find jobs . People go for interviews and then sit at home , waiting for them to call , but this takes a lot of time ; then what must one do to crack the interview like no one else and get the job , today that one tip is going to get revealed .

So , to crack a interview and get the job especially in these tuff time is to simply APPEAL , yes appeal , explaining how :- lets say you're a tech person , someone who has an excellent knowledge of technology , but you lost your job or searching for a job and you've given a lot interviews and the after few time you get called by one company , you give the interview and you APPEAL , by saying that as you have skills you can deliver great project and get the company a certain amount of money estimated which will be five times or ten times more than your salary ; you request them to let you work for them for a month or two or three and let you deliver work as they want and then later they pay you if they love it ; by doing this you will surely get the job if you're confident enough on skills .

The simple thing is to work for them rather than sitting home waiting or getting rejected and again , same sitting at home , its always better to work , Sharpen your skills and at same time deliver the work to the company and get paid if they like , it will benefit you and the company , and this will greater your chances to get a job surely .

WHY START UP WORK EXPERIENCE IS HIGHLY VALUED

 WHY START UP WORK EXPERIENCE IS HIGHLY VALUED

A startup is a company or project in its initial stage of development founded by one or more entrepreneurs. The initial funding comes from the founders. Attempts are made to attract outside investments. Startups are generally focused on a single product or service that the founders want to bring to market.

In recent years startups have really taken off and come into their own driven by factors like funding, evolving technology, and demand of the market. Startups may be small but they play a significant role in economic growth. One of the main advantages is that they create new jobs. In today's world startups create more employment than large companies or enterprises. As startups attract investments by investing their own resources, people would benefit when startups grow. Since the money is being shared within the nation that would lead to an increase in wealth. There are many startups who are working for rural areas to develop the community. They also implement innovations and technologies to improve the living of people.

 

Startup experiences are valued a lot.

Most importantly it leads to professional growth. A startup is a great place to build upon existing skills, gain experience in many areas. It also leads to career advancement as the company grows further.

While working in a startup the challenges and opportunities keep changing. It demands both positivity and adaptability. This means that you will have to adopt new skills, reject and take on new projects

Being a part of a startup also leads to personal growth. One gets the most experience, working with a team, cultivate dedication, motivation, and discipline. The innovative nature of the startup allows one to learn from it in depth.

Startups consist of small teams, which means they are not as big as corporates. This means that in all probability no two people will have the same skills. Hence the responsibility of a particular task lies on one person. This makes the person more responsible.

Apart from handling your own share of work, you'll have to help with other tasks and duties too. Working in a startup teaches one how to multi-task and deal with pressure.

 

Some known startups are Airbnb, SpaceX, Olacabs, Uber among others.

Startups are risky, but they provide experiences and an exciting journey. Being a part of a team building a new product teaches one to be independent, flexible, resilient, and make the most out of resources. A startup experience adds considerably to both professional as well as your life skills.

WHY WORKING IN SOCIAL SECTOR IS APPRECIATED IN MODERN TIMES

 WHY WORKING IN SOCIAL SECTOR IS APPRECIATED IN MODERN TIMES

Non-government organizations (NGOs) are non-profit organizations that work independently without the influence of the government. NGOs are diverse and include many groups and institutions that are independent of the government. They are organized at levels such as community, national, and international. They run on findings from individuals, organizations, and institutions. NGOs don't limit themselves to a particular cause or group of people. All across the world various NGOs function and cater to all age groups, causes, and gender. NGOs support the socio-economic development of a country. They help in providing social justice, support development, and also preserve human rights. All around the globe we can see examples of NGOs working against poverty, water crisis, terrorism, and education, women sanitation, sustainable living.

 

NGOs employ volunteers. A volunteer is a person who is willing to offer his/her service to an organization. There are different types of volunteers but all have the same aim to give back to society. There are several benefits of volunteering in an NGO.

 

In today's fast-paced life nobody has the time to look at others but themselves. Everyone is running behind money and their own lives. People have forgotten about helping and looking out for others. Working or volunteering in an NGO is one way to contribute to the upliftment of the nation.

Volunteering in NGOs also aids personality development. One becomes a good listener, speaker, and empathetic towards others' feelings. Over the period a person develops communication, leadership, and decision-making skills. One also gains confidence and this helps in enhancing overall personality.

While working with NGOs one becomes a part of various events that take place. There are a lot of networking opportunities where one gets a chance to meet new people, exchange ideas and information with them, and vice versa. NGOs give a humble and affirming life experience. They also affect a person's decision making and life objectives. When one works with an NGO he/she deals with the reality at the ground and gets to know the real situations.

Volunteering for NGOs also helps broaden perspectives and change the way we see and value things.

Working in an NGO also makes a person open to various cultures. While interacting a person can get to know about another person's culture, traditions, etc.

 

 Generally, wrong perceptions such as people work at low wages, the task is tiresome, are associated with NGOs. This is not the case. Hence volunteering for NGOs should be prompted at an early stage. Nowadays many schools have added working for organizations as a part of their curriculums. The National Service Scheme or NSS is a scheme introduced by the government and has been made mandatory in the Delhi University. It benefits both the students and society.

Working or volunteering in NGOs is always appreciated. First and foremost it is for a novel purpose. It gives out the impression that the person acts as a part of society and gives back to it.

The skillset gained, forms a significant part of the CV. One can impress the employer with polished skills. The experience also makes the CV stand out from others.

As mentioned above working in an NGO helps in overall personality development. It gives the professional skills to meet the demands of an organization. This shows that a person can meet with demands and crises of an organization or institution where they work in the future.

When a person works with an NGO it shows that they are connected to reality and know the hardships faced by people.

As the proverb goes It's never too late. One should volunteer with NGOs. Even if you are working, you can volunteer on weekends, festivals, or holidays. Contribute to NGOs on festivals, in winters, and whenever possible to help the needy.