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What is the breakdown of the Mathematics (211) syllabus, including TMA and Public Examination content distribution and module-wise topics?

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This image displays the "Mathematics (211) Bifurcation of Syllabus". The syllabus is divided into two parts for assessment:

  • Part I: TMA (Tutor Marked Assignment), which covers 40% of the syllabus and consists of 10 lessons.
  • Part II: Public Examination, which covers 60% of the syllabus and consists of 16 lessons.

The syllabus is organized into six modules:

  • Module-I: Algebra (7 Lessons)

    • TMA topics: 1. Number system, 2. Exponent and Radicals, 3. Algebraic Expression and Polynomials.
    • Public Examination topics: 4. Special Product and Factorisation, 5. Linear Equation, 6. Quadratic Equation, 7. Arithmetic Progression.
  • Module-II: Commercial Mathematics (2 Lessons)

    • Public Examination topics: 8. Percentage and its Applications, 9. Installment Buying.
  • Module-III: Geometry (10 Lessons)

    • TMA topics: 10. Lines and Angle, 11. Congruence of Triangle, 12. Concurrent Lines, 13. Quadrilaterals, 14. Similarity of Triangle, 15. Circle.
    • Public Examination topics: 16. Angle in a Circle and Cyclic Quadrilaterals, 17. Secants, tangents and their Properties, 18. Constructions, 19. Co-ordinate Geometry.
  • Module-IV: Mensuration (2 Lessons)

    • Public Examination topics: 20. Perimeter and Area of Plane Figure, 21. Surface Area and Volume.
  • Module-V: Trigonometry (2 Lessons)

    • Public Examination topics: 22. Introduction to Trigonometry, 23. Trigonometric Ratio of Some Special Angle.
  • Module-VI: Statistics (3 Lessons)

    • TMA topics: 24. Data and their Representation.
    • Public Examination topics: 25. Measure of Central Tendency, 26. Introduction to Probability.
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