Hello

Yes, you are eligible.

You require a bachelor's degree with minimum 55% marks if you are from General & OBC categories and 50% marks for SC, ST categories.

If you want to appear in IIT JAM Exam then, you need to satisfy all the other eligibility criteria as well.

Hi,

To get admission in M.Sc Chemistry, you'd have to appear for Chemistry paper (CY). For more details, you can visit the link below:

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam-programmes

Hope this helps.

Dear Chetana ,

You get admission to MSc in IIT and IISc through IIT-JAM.It is a joint entrance examination for admission to Master's Degree in Mathematics accepted by most colleges.in these institutes you will have to appear for IIT(JAM) exam in respective subject.

University of Delhi has a separate entrance

Hello,

Yes, you can apply for JAM Exam.

To appear in IIT JAM Exam you only need a graduation degree with minimum 55% marks if you are from General & OBC categories and 50% marks for SC, ST categories.

You also need to satisfy all the other eligibility criteria if

Dear,

The seat are available but those are Management seats.

If you want more details then please visite to that college for more information you will get to know.

ALL THE BEST.

IIT JAM  is an entrance exam conducted for the admission to the postgraduate programmes offered by IIT’s and IISc. Bangalore which are the top colleges for M.Sc programme.To check the cutoff I would suggest you to go through with the given below link.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam-cutoff

Good Luck!

Both are the important to prepare IIT JAM exam along with your study Practise with previous year paper will give you an idea about the exam. Here are some important tips you can follow.

Prepare in advance
If you are planning to take JAM IIT it is necessary for you

sorry id i not get your query can you please provide me teh completeinfromation adn in a proper way so that i can understand and provide you teh solution. all the best have a great future ahead.

Hi Amit,

Generally, upon surrendering or cancelling the counselling procedure, the amount is usually returned to the candidate within 1 month in the majority of the universities, colleges and boards.