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JAM Biotechnology Syllabus

Biology
General biology
Biochemistry and physiology
Basic biotechnology
Molecular biology
Cell biology
Microbiology
Chemistry
Atomic structure
Chemistry of functional groups
Mathematics
Sets
Mathematical induction
Logarithms
Relations and Functions
Complex numbers
Linear and quadratic equations
Cartesian system of rectangular coordinates
Sequences and series
Straight lines and family
Trigonometry
Circles
Conic sections
Permutations and combinations
Exponential and logarithmic series
Binomial theorem
Mathematical logic
Statistics
Vectors
Matrices and determinants
Three dimensional geometry
Boolean algebra
Probability
Differentiation
Application of derivatives
Functions
Limits and continuity
Definite and indefinite integrals
Differential equations
Physics
Physical world and measurement
Kinematics
Laws of motion
Work
Energy and power
Electrostatics
Current electricity
Elementary statics and dynamics
Magnetic effects of current and magnetism
Electromagnetic induction and alternating current
Optics
Dual nature of matter and radiations
Electromagnetic waves
Atomic nucleus
Motion of system of particles and rigid body
Solids and semiconductor devices
Principles of communication
Gravitation
Heat and thermodynamics
Oscillations
Waves
Mechanics of solids and fluids

JAM Chemistry Syllabus

Chemistry
Physical chemistry
Basic mathematical concepts	Functions of maxima and minima
	Integrals
	Ordinary differential equations
	Vectors and matrices
	Elementary statistics and probability theory
Atomic and molecular structure	Fundamental particles
	Bohr’s theory of hydrogen atom
	Wave particle duality
	Uncertainty principle
	Schrödinger’s wave equation
	Quantum numbers
	Shapes of orbitals
	Hund’s rule and pauli’s exclusion principle
	Electronic configuration of simple homonuclear diatomic molecules
Theory of gases	Equation of state for ideal and non-ideal van der waals of gases
	Kinetic theory of gases, average, root mean square and most probable velocities and their relation with temperature
	Maxwell
	Boltzmann distribution law
	Equipartition of energy
Solid state	Crystals and crystal systems
	X rays
	Nacl and kcl structures
	Close packing
	Atomic and ionic radii
	Radius ratio rules
	Lattice energy
	Born - Haber cycle
	Isomorphism
	Heat capacity of solids
Chemical thermodynamics	Reversible and irreversible processes
	First law and its application to ideal and nonideal gases
	Thermochemistry
	Second law
	Entropy and free energy
	Criteria for spontaneity
Chemical and phase equilibria	Law of mass action
	Kp, kc, kx and kn
	Effect of temperature on k
	Ionic equilibria in solutions
	Ph and buffer solutions
	Hydrolysis
	Solubility product
	Phase equilibria
	Phase rule and its application to one-component and two-component systems
	Colligative properties
Electrochemistry	Conductance and its applications
	Transport number
	Galvanic cells
	Emf and free energy
	Concentration cells with and without transport
	Polarography
	Debey
	Huckel
	Onsagar theory of strong electrolytes
	Chemical kinetics
	Reactions of various order
	Arrhenius equation
	Collision theory
	Transition state theory
	Chain reactions
	Normal and branched
	Enzyme kinetics
	Photochemical processes
	Catalysis
Adsorption	Gibbs adsorption equation
	Adsorption isotherm
	Types of adsorption
	Surface area of adsorbents
	Surface films on liquids
Spectroscopy	Beer lambert law
	Fundamental concepts of rotational
	Vibrational
	Electronic and magnetic resonance spectroscopy
Organic chemistry	Basic concepts in organic chemistry and stereochemistry
	Electronic effects like resonance, inductive, hyperconjugation and steric effects and its applications of acid or base property
	Optical isomerism in compounds with and without any stereocenters (allenes, biphenyls)
	Conformation of acyclic systems of substituted ethane or npropane or n butane and cyclic systems of mono- and di-substituted cyclohexanes
	Organic reaction mechanism and synthetic applications
	Chemistry of reactive intermediates of carbocations, carbanions, free radicals, carbenes, nitrenes, benzynes etc
	Hofmann curtius lossen rearrangement
	Wolff rearrangement
	Simmons smit reaction
	Reimer tiemann reaction
	Michael reaction
	Darzens reaction
	Wittig reaction and mcmurry reaction
	Pinacol pinacolone
	Favorskii
	Benzilic acid rearrangement
	Dienone phenol rearrangement
	Baeyer villeger reaction
	Oxidation and reduction reactions in organic chemistry
	Organometallic reagents in organic synthesis like grignard, organolithium and organocopper
	Diels alder
	Electrocyclic and sigmatropic reactions
	Functional group inter-conversions and structural problems using chemical reactions
	Qualitative organic analysis
	Identification of functional groups by chemical tests
	Elementary uv, ir and 1h nmr spectroscopic techniques as tools for structural elucidation
	Natural products chemistry
	Chemistry of alkaloids
	Steroids
	Terpenes
	Carbohydrates
	Amino acids
	Peptides and nucleic acids
	Aromatic and heterocyclic chemistry
	Monocyclic
	Bicyclic and tricyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
	And monocyclic compounds with one hetero atom
	Synthesis
	Reactivity and properties
Inorganic chemistry	Periodic table
	Periodic classification of elements and periodicity in properties
	General methods of isolation and purification of eliments
	Types of bonding of chemical bonding and shapes of compounds
	Vsepr theory and shapes of molecules
	Hybridization
	Dipole moment
	Ionic solids
	Structure of nacl
	Cscl
	Diamond and graphite
	Lattice energy
	Main group elements (s and p blocks)
	General concepts on group relationships and gradation in properties
	Transition metals (d block)
	Structure of electron deficient compounds involving main group elements
	Characteristics of 3d elements
	Oxide
	Hydroxide and salts of first row metals
	Coordination complexes
	Structure
	Isomerism - Structural and stereoisomerism
	Reaction mechanism and electronic spectra
	Vb, mo and crystal field theoretical approaches for structure
	Color and magnetic properties of metal complexes
	Organometallic compounds having ligands with back bonding capabilities such as metal carbonyls
	Carbenes
	Nitrosyls and metallocene
	Homogenous catalysis
	Bioinorganic chemistry
	Essentials and trace elements of life
	Basic reactions in the biological systems and the role of metal ions
	Especially fe2+, fe3+, cu2+ and zn2+
	Structure and function of hemoglobin and myoglobin and carbonic anhydrase
	Instrumental methods of analysis
	Basic principles
	Instrumentations and simple applications of conductometry
	Potentiometry and uv-vis spectrophotometry
	Analysis of water
	Air and soil samples
	Analytical chemistry
	Principles of qualitative and quantitative analysis
	Acid base
	Oxidation
	Reduction and complexometric titrations using edta
	Precipitation reactions
	Use of indicators
	Use of organic reagents in inorganic analysis
	Radioactivity
	Nuclear reactions
	Applications of isotopes
Organic chemistry
Basic concepts in organic chemistry and stereochemistry	Electronic effects like resonance, inductive, hyperconjugation and steric effects and its applications of acid or base property
	Optical isomerism in compounds with and without any stereocenters (allenes, biphenyls)
	Conformation of acyclic systems of substituted ethane or npropane or n butane and cyclic systems of mono- and di-substituted cyclohexanes
Organic reaction mechanism and synthetic applications	Chemistry of reactive intermediates of carbocations, carbanions, free radicals, carbenes, nitrenes, benzynes etc
	Hofmann curtius lossen rearrangement
	Wolff rearrangement
	Simmons smit reaction
	Reimer tiemann reaction
	Michael reaction
	Darzens reaction
	Wittig reaction and mcmurry reaction
	Pinacol pinacolone
	Favorskii
	Benzilic acid rearrangement
	Dienone phenol rearrangement
	Baeyer villeger reaction
	Oxidation and reduction reactions in organic chemistry
	Organometallic reagents in organic synthesis like grignard, organolithium and organocopper
	Diels alder
	Electrocyclic and sigmatropic reactions
	Functional group inter-conversions and structural problems using chemical reactions
Qualitative organic analysis	Identification of functional groups by chemical tests
Qualitative organic analysis	Elementary uv, ir and 1h nmr spectroscopic techniques as tools for structural elucidation
Natural products chemistry	Chemistry of alkaloids
	Steroids
	Terpenes
	Carbohydrates
	Amino acids
	Peptides and nucleic acids
Aromatic and heterocyclic chemistry	Monocyclic
	Bicyclic and tricyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
	And monocyclic compounds with one hetero atom
	Synthesis
	Reactivity and properties
Inorganic chemistry
Periodic table	Periodic classification of elements and periodicity in properties
Periodic table	General methods of isolation and purification of eliments
Chemical bonding and shapes of compounds	Vsepr theory and shapes of molecules
	Hybridization
	Dipole moment
	Ionic solids
	Structure of nacl
	Cscl
	Diamond and graphite
	Lattice energy
Main group elements (s and p blocks)	General concepts on group relationships and gradation in properties
Main group elements (s and p blocks)	Structure of electron deficient compounds involving main group elements
Transition metals (d block)	Characteristics of 3d elements
	Oxide
	Hydroxide and salts of first row metals
	Coordination complexes
	Structure
	Isomerism - Structural and stereoisomerism
	Reaction mechanism and electronic spectra
	Vb, mo and crystal field theoretical approaches for structure
	Color and magnetic properties of metal complexes
	Organometallic compounds having ligands with back bonding capabilities such as metal carbonyls
	Carbenes
	Nitrosyls and metallocene
	Homogenous catalysis
Bioinorganic chemistry	Essentials and trace elements of life
	Basic reactions in the biological systems and the role of metal ions
	Especially fe2+, fe3+, cu2+ and zn2+
	Structure and function of hemoglobin and myoglobin and carbonic anhydrase
Instrumental methods of analysis	Basic principles
	Instrumentations and simple applications of conductometry
	Potentiometry and uv-vis spectrophotometry
	Analysis of water
	Air and soil samples
Analytical chemistry	Principles of qualitative and quantitative analysis
	Acid base
	Oxidation
	Reduction and complexometric titrations using edta
	Precipitation reactions
	Use of indicators
	Use of organic reagents in inorganic analysis
	Radioactivity
	Nuclear reactions
	Applications of isotopes

JAM Geology Syllabus

Geology
The planet earth	Origin of the solar system and the earth
	Geosphere and the composition of the earth
	Shape and size of the earth
	Earth moon system
	Formation of continents and oceans
	Dating rocks and age of the earth
	Volcanism and volcanic landforms
	Interior of earth
	Earthquakes
	Earth’s magnetism and gravity
	Isostasy
	Elements of plate tectonics
	Orogenic cycles
	Weathering and erosion in geomorphology
	Transportation and deposition due to wind, ice, river, sea, and resulting landforms
	Structurally controlled landforms
Structural geology	Concept of stratum
	Contour
	Outcrop patterns
	Maps and cross sections
	Dip and strike
	Classification and origin of folds
	Classification and origin of faults
	Classification and origin of joints
	Classification and origin of unconformities
	Classification and origin of foliations and lineations
	Shear zones
	Stereographic and equal area projections of planes and lines
	Computation of true thickness of beds from outcrops and bore-holes
Palaeontology	Major steps in the evolution of life forms
	Fossils
	Their mode of preservation and utility
	Morphological characters
	Major evolutionary trends and ages of important groups of animals
	Brachiopoda
	Mollusca
	Trilobita
	Graptolitoidea
	Anthozoa
	Echinodermata
	Gondwana plant fossils
	Elementary idea of verterbrate fossils in india.
Stratigraphy	Principles of stratigraphy
	Classification of litho
	Classification of chrono and biostratigraphic
	Distribution and classification of the stratigraphic horizons of india from archaean to recent
Mineralogy	Symmetry and forms in common crystal classes
	Physical properties of minerals
	Isomorphism and polymorphism
	Classification of minerals
	Structure of silicates
	Mineralogy of common rock forming minerals
	Mode of occurrence of minerals in rocks
	Transmitted polarised light microscopy and optical properties of uniaxial and biaxial minerals
Petrology	Definition and classification of rocks
	Igneous rocks forms of igneous bodies
	Crystallization from magma
	Classification of association and genesis of igneous rocks
	Classification of sedimentary rocks
	Texture and structure
	Size and shape of sedimentary bodies
	Clasification of metamorphic rocks
	Facies
	Zones and texture
	Characteristic mineral assemblages of pelites in the barrovian zones and mafic rocks in common facies
Economic geology	Properties of common economic minerals
	General processes of formation of mineral deposits
	Physical characters
	Mode of occurrence and distribution in india both of metallic and non-metallic mineral deposits
	Coal and petroleum occurrences in india
	Ground water in applied geology
	Principles of engineering geology

JAM Mathematics Syllabus

Mathematics
Sequences and series of real numbers	Sequence of real numbers
	Convergence of sequences
	Bounded and monotone sequences
	Convergence criteria for sequences of real numbers
	Cauchy sequences
	Subsequences
	Bolzano weierstrass theorem
	Series of real numbers
	Absolute convergence
	Tests of convergence for series of positive terms in comparison test
	Tests of convergence for series of positive terms in ratio test
	Tests of convergence for series of positive terms in root test
	Leibniz test for convergence of alternating series
Functions of one real variable	Limit
	Continuity
	Intermediate value property
	Differentiation
	Rolle’s Theorem
	Mean value theorem
	L hospital rule
	Taylor s theorem
	Maxima and minima
Functions of two or three real variables	Limit
	Continuity
	Partial derivatives
	Differentiability
	Maxima and minima
Integral calculus	Integration as the inverse process of differentiation
	Definite integrals and their properties
	Fundamental theorem of calculus
	Double and triple integrals
	Change of order of integration
	Calculating surface areas and volumes using double integrals
	Calculating volumes using triple integrals
	Fundamental theorems of integral calculus
	Applications of definite integrals
	Arc lengths
	Areas and volumes
Differential equations	Ordinary differential equations of the first order of the form y'=f(x,y)
	Bernoulli's equation
	Exact differential equations
	Integrating factor
	Orthogonal trajectories
	Homogeneous differential equations
	Variable separable equations
	Linear differential equations of second order with constant coefficients
	Method of variation of parameters
	Cauchy-Euler equation
Vector calculus	Scalar and vector fields
	Gradient
	Divergence
	Curl
	Line integrals
	Surface integrals
	Green
	Stokes and gauss theorems
Group theory	Groups
	Subgroups
	Abelian groups
	Non-abelian groups
	Cyclic groups
	Permutation groups
	Normal subgroups
	Lagrange's theorem for finite groups
	Group homomorphisms and basic concepts of quotient groups
Linear algebra	Finite dimensional vector spaces
	Linear independence of vectors
	Basis
	Dimension
	Linear transformations
	Matrix representation
	Range space
	Null space
	Rank nullity theorem
	Rank and inverse of a matrix
	Determinant
	Solutions of systems of linear equations
	Consistency conditions
	Eigenvalues and eigenvectors for matrices
	Cayley hamilton theorem
Real analysis	Interior points
	Limit points
	Open sets
	Closed sets
	Bounded sets
	Connected sets
	Compact sets
	Completeness of r. power series
	Taylor s series
	Radius and interval of convergence
	Term wise differentiation and integration of power series
Sequences and series	Convergence of sequences of real numbers
	Comparison
	Root and ratio tests for convergence of series of real numbers
Differential calculus	Limits
	Continuity and differentiability of functions of one and two variables
	Rolle's theorem
	Mean value theorems
	Taylor's theorem
	Indeterminate forms
	Maxima and minima of functions of one and two variables
Matrices	Rank
	Inverse of a matrix
	Systems of linear equations
	Linear transformations
	Eigen values and Eigen vectors
	Cayley hamilton theorem
	Symmetric
	Skew symmetric and orthogonal matrices

JAM Mathematical Statistics Syllabus

Statistics
Probability	Axiomatic definition of probability and properties
	Conditional probability
	Multiplication rule
	Theorem of total probability
	Bayes’ theorem and independence of events
Random variables	Probability mass function
	Probability density function and cumulative distribution functions
	Distribution of a function of a random variable
	Mathematical expectation
	Moments and moment generating function
	Chebyshev's inequality
Standard distributions	Binomial
	Negative binomial
	Geometric
	Poisson, normal & binomial distributions
	Hypergeometric
	Uniform, exponential, normal, poisson and binomial distributions.
	Exponential
	Gamma
	Beta and normal distributions
	Poisson and normal approximations of a binomial distribution
Joint distributions	Joint
	Marginal and conditional distributions
	Distribution of functions of random variables
	Joint moment generating function
	Product moments
	Correlation
	Simple linear regression
	Independence of random variables
Sampling distributions	Chi-square
Sampling distributions	T and f distributions and their properties
Limit theorems	Weak law of large numbers
Limit theorems	Central limit theorem
Estimation	Unbiasedness
	Consistency and efficiency of estimators
	Method of moments
	Method of maximum likelihood
	Sufficiency
	Factorization theorem
	Completeness
	Rao blackwell and lehmann-scheffe theorems
	Uniformly minimum variance unbiased estimators
	Rao cramer inequality
	Confidence intervals for the parameters of univariate normal
	Two independent normal
	One parameter exponential distributions
Testing of hypotheses	Basic concepts
	Applications of neyman-pearson lemma for testing simple and composite hypotheses
	Likelihood ratio tests for parameters of univariate normal distribution

JAM Physics Syllabus

Physics
Mathematical methods	Calculus of single and multiple variables
	Partial derivatives
	Jacobian
	Imperfect and perfect differentials
	Taylor expansion
	Fourier series
	Vector algebra
	Vector calculus
	Multiple integrals
	Divergence theorem
	Green s theorem
	Stokes theorem
	First order equations
	Linear second order differential equations with constant coefficients
	Matrices and determinants
	Algebra of complex numbers
Mechanics and general properties of matter	Newton’s laws of motion and its applications
	Velocity and acceleration in cartesian
	Polar and cylindrical coordinate systems
	Uniformly rotating frame
	Centrifugal and coriolis forces
	Motion under a central force
	Kepler’s laws
	Gravitational law and field
	Conservative and non conservative forces
	System of particles
	Center of mass
	Equation of motion of the cm
	Conservation of linear and angular momentum
	Conservation of energy
	Variable mass systems
	Elastic and inelastic collisions
	Rigid body motion
	Fixed axis rotations
	Rotation and translation
	Moments of inertia and products of inertia
	Parallel and perpendicular axes theorem
	Principal moments and axes
	Kinematics of moving fluids
	Equation of continuity
	Euler s equation
	Bernoulli s theorem
Oscillations waves and optics	Differential equation for simple harmonic oscillator and its general solution
	Superposition of two or more simple harmonic oscillators
	Lissajous figures
	Damped and forced oscillators
	Resonance
	Wave equation
	Traveling and standing waves in one dimension
	Energy density and energy transmission in waves
	Group velocity and phase velocity
	Sound waves in media
	Doppler effect
	Fermat’s principle
	General theory of image formation
	Thick lens, thin lens and lens combinations
	Interference of light
	Optical path retardation
	Fraunhofer diffraction
	Rayleigh criterion and resolving power
	Diffraction gratings
	Linear polarisation
	Circular polarisation
	Elliptic polarization
	Double refraction and optical rotation
Electricity and magnetism	Coulomb's law
	Gauss’s law
	Electric field and potential
	Electrostatic boundary conditions
	Solution of laplace’s equation for simple cases
	Conductors
	Capacitors
	Dielectrics
	Dielectric polarization
	Volume and surface charges
	Electrostatic energy
	Biot savart law
	Ampere's law
	Faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction
	Self and mutual inductance
	Alternating currents
	Simple dc and ac circuits with r, l and c components
	Displacement current
	Maxwell’s equations and plane electromagnetic waves
	Poynting’s theorem
	Reflection and refraction at a dielectric interface
	Transmission and reflection coefficients
	Lorentz force and motion of charged particles in electric and mag-netic fields
Kinetic theory thermodynamics	Elements of kinetic theory of gases
	Velocity distribution and equipartition of energy
	Specific heat of mono
	Di and tri atomic gases
	Ideal gas
	Van der waals gas and equation of state
	Mean free path
	Laws of thermodynamics
	Zeroth law and concept of thermal equilibrium
	First law and its consequences
	Isothermal and adiabatic processes
	Reversible
	Irreversible and quasi static processes
	Second law and entropy
	Carnot cycle
	Maxwell’s thermodynamic relations and simple applications
	Thermodynamic potentials and their applications
	Phase transitions and clausius clapeyron equation
	Ideas of ensembles
	Maxwell boltzmann
	Fermi dirac
	Bose-einstein distributions
Modern physics	Inertial frames and galilean invariance
	Postulates of special relativity
	Lorentz transformations
	Length contraction
	Time dilation
	Relativistic velocity addition theorem
	Mass energy equivalence
	Blackbody radiation
	Photoelectric effect
	Compton effect
	Bohr s atomic model
	X-rays
	Wave particle duality
	Uncertainty principle
	The superposition principle
	Calculation of expectation values
	Schrödinger equation
	Schrödinger equation and its solution for one two and three dimensional boxes
	Solution of schrödinger equation for the one dimensional harmonic oscillator
	Reflection and transmission at a step potential
	Pauli exclusion principle
	Structure of atomic nucleus
	Mass and binding energy
	Radioactivity and its applications
	Laws of radioactive decay
Solid state physics devices and electronics	Crystal structure
	Bravais lattices and basis
	Miller indices. x-ray diffraction and bragg's law
	Intrinsic and extrinsic semiconductors
	Variation of resistivity with temperature
	Fermi level
	P-N junction diode
	I-v characteristics
	Zener diode and its applications
	Bjt characteristics in cb
	Bjt characteristics in ce
	Cc modes
	Single stage amplifier
	Two stage r-c coupled amplifiers
	Simple oscillators barkhausen condition
	Sinusoidal oscillators
	Opamp and applications
	Inverting and non inverting amplifier
	Boolean algebra
	Binary number systems conversion from one system to another system
	Binary addition and subtraction
	Logic gates and or not nand nor exclusive or
	Truth tables combination of gates de morgan’s theorem

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JAM 2020 Exam Pattern

JAM Paper Pattern 2020 – Section-wise division

Sections/Types	Section A	Section B	Section C
Number of Questions	30	10	20
Duration	3 hours
Marks	1 mark 10 questions 2 marks 20 questions	Each question carries 2 marks	10 questions for 1 marks each 10 questions for 2 marks each
Negative Marking	1/3 of marks will be deducted for 1 mark questions and 2/3 marks will be deducted for 2 marks questions,	Negative marking will not be applicable	Negative marking will not be applicable
Types of Question	Multiple Choice questions	Multiple Choice questions	No options will be displayed
Mode of Exam	Online	Online	Online
Total number of Question	60
Total Marks	100

JAM 2020 Admit Card

IIT Kanpur has released the JAM 2020 admit card on January 7, 2020. The admit card is available to download till the exam date.

How to Download JAM Admit Card 2020

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Evaluate the arithmetic expression or enter the captcha given.
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Name and D.O.B
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Exam centre details
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Candidates must make sure to follow the instructions mentioned in the IIT JAM admit card regarding the examination.

State	City
Karnataka	Bengaluru
	Hubli
	Mangalore
Telangana	Hyderabad
Telangana	Warangal
Kerala	Kannur
	Kozhikode
	Palakkad
	Thrissur
	Ernakulam
	Kollam
	Kottayam
	Thiruvananthapuram
Gujarat	Ahmedabad
Gujarat	Vadodara
Maharashtra	Mumbai
	Nanded
	Nashik
	Pune
Goa	Panjim
Haryana	Faridabad
	Gurugram
	Hisar
	Kurukshetra
Uttar Pradesh	Ghaziabad
	Greater Noida
	Agra
	Allahabad
	Bareilly
	Kanpur
	Lucknow
	Varanasi
	Noida
	Moradabad
Madhya Pradesh	Indore
Rajasthan	Jaipur
Rajasthan	Jodhpur
Jammu and Kashmir	Jammu
Delhi	New Delhi
West Bengal	Asansol
	Kalyani
	Siliguri
	Kharagpur
	Kolkata
Jharkhand	Dhanbad
Jharkhand	Ranchi
Assam	Dibrugarh
	Guwahati
	Jorhat
Bihar	Patna
Odisha	Bhubaneshwar
Chhattisgarh	Raipur
Andhra Pradesh	Vijayawada
Andhra Pradesh	Visakhapatnam
Tamil Nadu	Chennai
	Coimbatore
	Madurai
	Tiruchirappalli
	Tirunelveli
Uttarakhand	Dehradun
Uttarakhand	Roorkee
Punjab	Jalandhar
Punjab	Mohali

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JAM 2020 Result

JAM 2020 result will be released online on March 20, 2020. Candidates have to check their JAM 2020 result by entering their login details. The result of JAM 2020 will be available in the form of a pdf.

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A window displaying the result of Jam 2020 which includes the qualifying status, marks and rank obtained will be displayed.

JAM 2020 Counselling

Mode of Counselling: Online

IIT JAM 2020 counselling procedure will start with the release of the admission forms on April 9, 2020. Candidates who qualify the JAM 2020 exams can apply for the counselling process by filling the admission forms.

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Class 10 and Class 12 Certificate
Degree Marksheet (If completed)
Qualifying Degree Certificate
Marksheet until last semester attempted (If in Final Year)
ID Proof (Passport/ Voters ID/ PAN/ Aadhaar Card)
College Transfer Certificate
Caste and reservation certificate (OBC (Non Creamy Layer)), SC, ST
Valid Certificate for PwD candidates
Birth Certificate
Nationality Certificate (General Category)

JAM 2020 Counselling - Seat booking fees

Category	Seat booking fee amount
General/ OBC (Non-Creamy Layer)	Rs. 10,000
SC	Rs. 5,000
ST	Rs. 5,000
PH	Rs. 5,000

Class 10 and class 12 certificate
Qualifying degree certificate
Mark sheet until last semester attempted (if in final year)
Degree mark sheet (if completed)
Nationality certificate (general category)
ID proof (passport/voters ID/PAN/aadhar)
Birth certificate
College transfer certificate
Caste and reservation certificate (OBC-non creamy layer), SC, ST
Valid certificate for PwD candidates
Scorecard

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I am a bca student Can i join in msc statastics in iit bombay after writing IIT JAM am i eligible ? Or should i take ms maths from nit thirchy ? Or i should go for isi ?

Aditi Amrendra Student Expert 26th Jan, 2020

Hello,

For getting admission in IIT Bombay through IIT JAM in M.Sc. Applied Statistics and Informatics one should have studied Mathematics or Statistics for at least two years/ four semesters in Bachelor's Degree at recognised university.

In order to be eligible for ISI exam one should have cleared BE/BTech or any other equivalent degree such as AMIE or, GRAD-IETE or, DOEACC B Level.

Since, you have done BCA, you are not eligible to appear in these exams.

I hope this helps.

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after 12 which is best for coaching of iit jam chemistry in chandigarh

Malini S N 25th Jan, 2020

Hello!!

The below given are some of the IIT JAM coaching institutes in Chandigarh:

Bansal Academy
THE WORLD INSTITUTE
Mohan Institute of Mathematics
Blue Ribbon Home Tutions
East West Careers & Educational Consultants
B.M. Sharma Academy of Physics

All the best!!

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Suppose if i qualify iit jam in ms statastics exam will iits accept my bca degree to join or i should do 1year diploma or what should i do ? Any suggestions please

Sharon Rose Student Expert 25th Jan, 2020

Hello,
The eligibility criteria for admission in M.Sc applied statistics and informatics is that a candidate must have studied Mathematics or Statistics as a compulsory subject in graduation level, it can be any discipline but any of these subjects must be included. You don't need additional diploma.
And a candidate belonging to general category must have passed bachelor's degree with atleast 55% aggregate or 5.5 out of 10 CGPA.For SC/ST/PWD it's 50% aggregate or 5.0 out of 10 CGPA.

You can refer the link below for other detailed information
https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam-eligibility-criteria/amp

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I am bca student can with 3 sem maths can i write iit jam ms statastics am i eligible to join or write?

Shivika Tyagi 24th Jan, 2020

Hey Akhilesh,

The basic eligibility for masters in statistics through IIT JAM is that candidate must have studied mathematics or statistics for at least two years ( four semesters ) . And you have studied maths for 3 semesters only. So you are not eligible for it.

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How many students appeare in iit jam Ms 2020

Harshita Gupta 22nd Jan, 2020

Hey,

Every year, around 50,000-60,000 Candidates appear for IIT JAM examination. The maximum number of candidates are usually in mathematics, physics and chemistry, while the number of students is minimum in MS (mathematical statistics).
The exact number of candidates is not available yet, but for MS, it is around 4-5 thousand every year.

Hope this helps!