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Dear class XI Students, I hope that you must have performed well in the Mathematics exam held today i.e. 26 September 2015. I am providing you with the question paper and the solution key. Question Paper Solution Key All the best for your board examination. Amit Sir

Dear class XII Students, I hope that you must have performed well in the Mathematics exam held today i.e. 18 September 2015. I am providing you with the question paper and the solution key. Question Paper Solution Key All the best for your board examination. Amit Sir

Dear Reader, Today I watched the movie Ramanujan (2014) , the only movie ever made about life of genius Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan, . Though it was in tamil but to one who worship him like a God , language was not a barrier. Well, thanks to english subtitles. It is really a very nice movie. Every Mathematics lover should watch this movie. Also those who have not read his biography 'A man who knew infinity' by Robert Kanigel, should spare some time and must read that book. Amit Bajaj

Dear Students, Hope you have done well in Math’s XII class weekly test held today. I am providing Question paper and its solution key for your ready reference. Question Paper              Solution Key All the best! Amit Sir

Dear Reader, Well, today is Pi Approximation Day. Pi Approximation Day celebrates the mathematical constant π (pi). It is observed on July 22, due to π being roughly equal to 22/7. The fractional approximation of π ,22⁄7, resembles the date July 22 in the day/month format, where it is written 22/7. Pi Approximation Day is therefore celebrated on July 22. In geometry, pi is defined as the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter. July 22, often written as 22/7, is an appropriate day to explore pi, since 22 divided by 7 is an approximation of pi. Pi Approximation Day is celebrated in a number of ways, including contests to memorize pi to the most decimal places, solving math problems involving pi, discovering the history of pi, ruminating on how life would be different without pi and—of course—eating pie. So, enjoy this mathematical day ... Amit Sir