Mathematics (Math)

NUST NET's Math Part analyses aspirants' skills and speed. The NET's Math Part is application-based. The question paper is a mix of simple and complex questions. Therefore, the preparation should be in tune with the stipulated time because it is a race against time.

The Math Part of the NUST NET Exam tests your analytical ability and judges your aptitude based on real-life Math problems.

There are four major topics in the Math part of the NET from which questions are asked:

Arithmetic and Numbers

NUST NET, in these types of questions, focuses on simple arithmetic principles and various types of numbers like Real numbers, Integers, and Complex numbers.

Algebra

• High School-Based Algebra, including Linear and Quadratic equations, based on identities, inequalities, functions, and formulas are asked in this section.
• This section carries maximum weightage in terms of the number of questions.
• The ability to create, manipulate, and solve algebraic Equations is required to master this section.

Problem Solving

High School-Based use of ratios, percentages, and proportional reasoning to solve problems in real-world situations are asked in this section.

Advanced Math

High School and above-based topics like Equations of Circles, Parabolas, Quadratic Equations, Complex Numbers, and Higher-Order Degree Equations are asked in this section.

Most Difficult of all the sections and non-math background students struggle here.

High School-based Trigonometry, Areas, and Volume, which is inclusive of prism and pyramid, are asked in this section. The least number of questions are asked in this section.