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GATE Mathematics and General Aptitude

Written by Sakti Pada Nanda,Sibashis Nanda

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416 pages, about 8 hours of reading

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Comprehensive: With nearly 1200 solved problems divided into 12 Chapters, the book is more comprehensive than the available books on the subject. * Easy to learn: An attempt is made to start with the explanation of the elementary concept of every chapter complemented by formulas and variety of solved problems. A number of questions with answers only are given for practice at the end of each chapter.

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  • about 8 hours
  • advanced
  • instructive
  • challenging
  • analytical

GATE Mathematics and General Aptitude by Sakti Pada Nanda and Sibashis Nanda is a comprehensive study guide meticulously designed for aspirants of the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE). Spanning 416 pages, the book distinguishes itself with nearly 1200 solved problems, strategically organized into 12 distinct chapters covering both mathematics and general aptitude. Its core pedagogical philosophy centers on an 'easy to learn' approach, commencing with fundamental conceptual explanations, reinforced by relevant formulas, and a diverse array of solved examples. Additionally, each chapter concludes with practice questions and their corresponding answers, facilitating self-assessment and reinforcement of learned material.

N/A. As a technical study guide, the book does not feature 'key quotes' in a literary sense, but rather presents mathematical formulas, theorems, problem statements, and solution steps. For example, a 'key quote' might be a fundamental theorem or a crucial problem-solving technique.

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