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💯 Mastering JEE Mathematics: Practical Guide to Score High in Main & Advanced Mathematics is often the make-or-break subject for JEE aspirants. Scoring high in JEE Main and Advanced Math sections demands more than just hard work—it requires smart strategies , consistent practice, error tracking, and psychological resilience. This comprehensive guide breaks down each step so you can prepare with focus, clarity, and confidence. 1. 🎯 Understand the Exam Pattern & Syllabus JEE Main (Mathematics) Total Questions : 20 (out of 25) Marks : 100 (4 marks each, –1 for wrong answer) Question Types : 5 one-mark MCQs 15 two-mark MCQs Topics Include : Complex Numbers, Quadratic Equations, Matrices, Trigonometry, Calculus, Coordinate Geometry, Vector-3D, Probability JEE Advanced (Mathematics) Paper 1 & 2 : Both include Mathematics Question Types : MCQs, Numeric, Matching, Matrix, Comprehension Weight : Highly concept-driven, problem-solving heavy Ac...
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Masala Murmura-Puffed Rice with Sprouts and Spices

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Puffed rice or murmura is made from rice and is a common snacks food in many parts of India.Being a part of bhel-puri which is a popular street food,murmura is also offered as prasad in temples.
In this tangy and spicy recipe,I've added grated carrot,tomatoes and diced cucumbers along with some spices and sprouts.

Ingredients:
Puffed rice/Murmura-3 cups
Onions-3 teaspoons,finely chopped
Tomatoes-2 teaspoons,finely chopped
Green moong dal sprouts-1.5 teaspoon
Bengal gram-2 teaspoons
Cucumber-2 teaspoons,diced
Green chillies-1 teaspoon(Optional)
Lime juice-2 teaspoons
Sev bhujia-2 teaspoons
Roasted peanuts-2 teaspoons
Fresh coriander leaves-2 teaspoons,chopped
Fresh Coconut- 1 teaspoon,scraped
Salt-a pinch
Mustard oil-1 teaspoon

Method:
-Soak the green moong dal and bengal gram over night and boil the bengal gram and wrap the green moong in a damp cloth to sprout.
-Take a big container and add all the ingredients except lime juice and coriander leaves.
-Mix the ingredients very well using a spoon for 3-4 minutes.
-Now add the lime juice and stir well again.
-Garnish with chopped green coriander.
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