Hey Gayathri.

For admission in MSc Chemistry through IIT JAM the eligibility criteria laid down for admission in this course, requires you to study Chemistry for three years/six semesters in your Bachelors degree and also study Mathematics as a subject in Class 12th. Hence you need to have studied Chemistry in your Class 12th. You don't seem to be eligible. You can use the link below to see the eligibility criteria for various courses under IIT JAM.

Https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/jam-eligibility-criteria/amp

Best of luck   

Hi,

IIT JAM exam conducted for UG graduates to get M.Sc. admission in top IITs, IISc, etc. So this exam only consider UG marks and there are no such requirements for HS marks, they don't have any criteria for HS marks.

JAM appearing candidates requires to have at least 55% in their UG for General & OBC category (50% for other categories). As per IIT JAM qualification criteria, candidates who have either appeared or are going to appear in the final semester examination of their bachelor’s degree are also eligible to appear in this exam.

I suggest checking all other qualifying criteria and subjects you are willing to appear in IIT JAM exam on their official website before appearing to exam.

All the best!

Hi Srinivas,

Congratulation for your result. You haven't mentioned your category. Assuming you from General Category. 

Looking at the Previous cutoff trend, you have a good chance in admission in-

NIT Agartala 

NIT Arunachal Pradesh 

NIT Calicut 

NIT Durgapur

NIT Hamirpur

MNIT Jaipur

NIT Jalandhar

NIT Jamshedpur

NIT Manipur

NIT Meghalaya

NIT Nagaland

VNIT Nagpur

NIT Rourkela

NIT Silchar

NIT Srinagar

NIT Warangal

SLIET Punjab

IIEST Shibpur

NIT Tiruchirappalli

NIT Surathkal

Hope this information helped you. All the best.✌

Hello Bhawana

For IIT Bombay- An AIR of less than 60 will do for securing a call to MTech Biomedical engineering programme.Then it depends on your interview and written test performance.

For IIT Kanpur-You need to be within AIR 200 for the call to the BSBE programme.Once again the final admission is based on written test and two rounds of interview.

For IIT Roorkee-You need to be within 400 AIR to fetch a call.Final admission is based on Written Test +interview.

For IIT Kharagpur-Need to be within AIR 70 for the MTech programme in Biotechnology and Biochemical Engineering.Again Final call is based on weightage to GATE score +interview(70:30).

For IIT Guwahati-An AIR of 150 can realistically convert the call provided written test goes well.

For IIT Madras-For the MS programme,an AIR of 500 will be good enough for initial shortlist.Final call is purely written and interview based.

For IIT Delhi-same as IIT Bombay.

Hey Gayathri.

For admission in the course of MSc Chemistry through IIT JAM the eligibility criteria laid down for admission, requires you to study Chemistry for three years/six semesters in your Bachelors degree amd also study Mathematics as a subject in Class 12th. Hence you need to have studied Chemistry in your Class 12th. You can use the link below to see the eligibility criteria for various courses under IIT JAM.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/jam-eligibility-criteria/amp

Best of luck 

Hello Souvik

For IIT Bombay-.So an AIR of less than 70 will do for securing a call to MTech Biomedical engineering programme.Then it depends on your interview and written test performance.

For IIT Kanpur-You need to be within AIR 250 for the call to the BSBE programme.Once again the final admission is based on written test and two rounds of interview.

For IIT Roorkee-You need to be within 500 AIR to fetch a call.Final admission is based on Written Test +interview.

For IIT Kharagpur-Need to be within AIR 90 for the MTech programme in Biotechnology and Biochemical Engineering.Again Final call is based on weightage to GATE score +interview(70:30).

For IIT Guwahati-An AIR of 200 can realistically convert the call provided written test goes well.

For IIT Madras-For the MS programme,an AIR of 600 will be good enough for initial shortlist.Final call is purely written and interview based.

For IIT Delhi-same as IIT Bombay.

Hello

If you have Chemistry as Essential subjects in bachelor’s degree for three years/six semesters or

Any one of Biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics for two years/four semesters, and any one of the other four subjects for at least one year/two semesters or

Mathematics and Physics with any one of these subjects among Chemistry, Computer Science, Computer Application, Geology and Statistics

Then you can qualify for this exam. But before applying you must check complete details of IIT JAM 2020 here.

Hello

Yes, you can get NITs in this score. according to the previous data, the closing score for CCMN Counselling for the first round is almost 30-35. However, the cut off can be high this year. But, you can get the admission in round 2. So, don't lose your hope. Check the previous year IIT JAM cut off for all 22 nits and fill the form accordingly.

Thank You!!

Hi Ajil,

Looking at the cut off trend of previous years, you are very likely to get admission in NIT.

You have a really good chance in -

NIT Agartala 

MNNIT Allahabad

NIT Arunachal Pradesh 

NIT Calicut 

NIT Durgapur

NIT Hamirpur

MNIT Jaipur

NIT Jalandhar

NIT Jamshedpur

NIT Manipur

NIT Meghalaya

VNIT Nagpur

NIT Rourkela

NIT Silchar

NIT Warangal

SLIET Punjab

IIEST Shibpur

Hope this information helped you. All the best.✌

Hi Sonali,

 According to your its difficult to get admission into IIT. The cutoff for IIT for MAthematics is too high. Generally for mathematics in any IIT AIR should be below 200.