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I'm an 18M with a few months of free time before starting college. how and where should I learn Python? I'm not really sure which specific quant role I want to go for, but I've heard Python is pretty important. I know the basics of the language... just looking for a bit of guidance.
cheers!!
I’m 18M and I’ve realized that a lot of my math learning has been procedural. I can often follow methods and formulas, but I don’t always deeply understand why they work or how topics connect together.
I want to build stronger intuition from the fundamentals and learn how to actually think mathematically instead of just memorizing steps. My long-term goal is to go into quant/quantitative finance, so I want a solid foundation in areas like algebra, calculus, probability, linear algebra, etc.
For people who improved their mathematical thinking:
What helped you build intuition?
What topics should I truly master first?
Any books, habits, or learning methods you’d recommend?
Cheers!!
I'm an 18M with a few months of free time before starting college. how and where should I learn Python? I'm not really sure which specific quant role I want to go for, but I've heard Python is pretty important. I know the basics of the language... just looking for a bit of guidance.
cheers!!
Just finished Class 12 (CBSE), and I want to get really good at math.
Not preparing for any exam-just want strong fundamentals and problem-solving skills.
Where should I start? Any good resources, topics to focus on, and how to practice properly?
I’m choosing between these universities for Computer Science / Math with a long-term goal of quantitative finance (master’s later).
Attached qs ranking for reference
Which is best overall for:
Not really a brilliant student with exceptionally good grades so yeah, these are the best shots for me
Also, how much should I care about QS ranking vs. actual course strength?
I’m choosing between these universities for Computer Science / Math with a long-term goal of quantitative finance (master’s later).
Attached qs ranking for reference
Which is best overall for:
Not really a brilliant student with exceptionally good grades so yeah, these are the best shots for me
Also, how much should I care about QS ranking vs. actual course strength?
I’m choosing between these universities for Computer Science / Math with a long-term goal of quantitative finance (master’s later).
Mentioned the QS ranking for reference
Question:
Which is best overall for:
Not really a "brilliant" student or someone with high academics/extracurriculars. These are the only best shots for me.
Also, how much should I care about QS ranking vs. actual course strength?
Thank you!
Hey everyone, I have completed finishing Class 12 (CBSE) and plan to pursue a career in quant finance. I have about 2.5–3.5 months before starting undergrad in comp sci.
I wanted to ask:
What should I focus on during this time to build a strong foundation?
Which skills (math, programming, stats, etc.) should I prioritize?
Any specific resources, projects, or habits that would give me an edge early on?
Thanks!
(Non-Indian, havent given JEE)
With the development of new technologies that use natural resources more efficiently, the overall consumption of those resources might be expected to decrease. Economists have observed that improvements in efficiency often correlate negatively with resource ______ efficiency gains, lowering the cost of use, may increase demand to the extent that resource consumption ultimately rises.
Which choice completes the text so that it conforms to the conventions of Standard English?