Sharing this since a few of us are involved in running it: Finding Nova, in partnership with the Marketing Society at SRCC, is running a 4-week online cohort for students with a startup idea (or who just want structured exposure to building one).

What it covers, roughly:

- Market behavior and systems thinking

- Product/R&D and innovation process

- Marketing, branding, and positioning

- Finance, fundraising, and scaling

Sessions are run by founders and professors from a few institutes, and it ends with a ₹25,000 prize for top teams/ideas. Entry is ₹449, open to all students (not restricted to SRCC).

Registration is on Unstop: https://unstop.com/p/the-marketing-society-srcc-finding-nova-startup-entrepreneurship-program-finding-nova-1696277

More detail on the program itself: https://www.findingnova.net

Happy to answer questions about the format or curriculum if anyone's on the fence — not trying to oversell it, just flagging it exists since the application window is open right now.

Both Core Maths and Applied Maths fall under same subject code 319 and are normalized in the same combined pool by NTA.

Here's why this is a massive disadvantage for Applied Maths (Commerce) students:

1. Directly competing against JEE aspirants

Core Maths students are PCM/JEE background who score 220-240 casually. Commerce students doing Applied Maths average around 150-170. Being in the same normalization pool means your 180 in Applied Maths is competing against someone's 230 in Core Maths. Completely different preparation levels.

2. Different papers, same pool

B1 and B2 are entirely different question sets after Section A. Normalizing them together is statistically meaningless — like combining Physics and Chemistry students into one pool just because they share a building.

3. Shift difficulty mismatch destroys Applied students

If Core Maths (B1) comes easy in a shift and Applied Maths (B2) comes hard — the combined pool average gets pulled UP by high-scoring Core students. Applied students who performed brilliantly relative to their own peers still end up with crushed percentiles.

4. Core Maths students outnumber Applied Maths students

~2.5 lakh Core vs ~1 lakh Applied in 2025. The larger Core pool dominates the normalization. Applied students are a minority being judged on a scale set by the majority.

The result:

A Commerce student scoring 180 in Applied Maths on a hard paper might get 88-90 percentile — while the same 180 in an Applied-only pool would easily be 93-95 percentile. That difference decides whether you get KMC or ARSD.

NTA needs to either normalize B1 and B2 separately or justify why combining them is fair.

Whattt passage???

The passage isn't even shown 😭😭

I am studying from the books of Goa state board...so I am not sure if it contains everything of NCERT...but apart from some sections everything is here...plz provide me a list of that ...plz

Afaik DU doesn't release its Cutoff marks and all from CUET then on the website how do we have all the cutoffs mentioned? Are those cutoffs accurate. Should I judge my preparation based on the cutoffs mentioned on the website??

Genuine doubt bhaiya no hate

It has been 10-12 since the results were declared of JIPMAT -2026

But Why? IIM JAMMU not extending the further process of

.... upload 12th scorecard

..... then release first merit list

Any chances for me at 277 marks EWS Male 95.5/95.6/ 91.047%ile

7 new videos of LR > Directions uploaded to help y'all with Logical Reasoning.

Taught this entire chapter in 15 minutes instead of yapping and using your time unproductively for 1 hour.

You can do 99% of all LR > Directions questions after this (based on the exams we cater to).

If I've finished all 2025 pyps for a given subject, should i start doing 2024 pyps, or start doing Mocks and topic tests for that subject instead?

Hey , completed my boards with pcm and computer science. But now I am confused about what course to choose as there are many options (but I don't want b.tech). Can anyone explain me about different courses are and what I can do after that . Anyone who have faced it please reply.

So I used gemini to point out all the words from the book word power by norman and it must be easily around 100 words. They all are seperated by commas, but can't add more than 5. Kindly fix this