Hello ,

In today's world ,you can find answers to all your questions or queries , or learn something new online itself and hence you can also find lots of YouTube channels for the same. I would like to request you to please check for the concerned requirement and choose the channel or tutor who's videos you can relate to and understand well. It depends on you to choose which one is convenient and adaptable for your learning and grasping the subject at most. Thank you

Dear student,

Yes, there is online coaching for JEST and JAM Exams. Th ere are many platforms which offers online coaching. There are also You Tube channels which offers coaching through videos. You can do self preparation by using online platforms and online notes.

Tips for self preparation:

• Make a timetable and study accordingly.
• Write your own notes.
• Cover all topics and practice well.
• Write down concepts in the form of flow chat for easy remembrance.
• Practice previous years question papers.

Hope this information helped you.

All The Best!!

SIR I M  TRYING TO SEARCH BUT I COULD NOT FIND ANY MATERIAL

Dear Aspirant,

given below is the syllabus for IIT Jam Physics,

Mathematical Methods

Calculus of Single and Multiple Variables, Taylor Expansion, Partial Derivatives, Jacobian, Fourier Series, Imperfect and Perfect Differentials, Vector Algebra, Vector Calculus, Multiple Integrals, Green's Theorem, Divergence Theorem, Stokes' Theorem, Matrices and Determinants, Algebra of Complex Numbers, First Order Equations and Linear Second Order Differential Equations with Constant Coefficients

Mechanics and General Properties of Matter

Velocity and Acceleration in Cartesian, Centrifugal and Coriolis Forces, Uniformly Rotating Frame, Kepler's Laws, Motion under a Central Force, Newton's Laws of Motion and Applications, Polar and Cylindrical Coordinate Systems, Gravitational Law and Field, Conservative and Non-Conservative Forces. Equation of Motion of the CM System of Particles, Center of Mass, Conservation of Linear and Angular Momentum, Elastic and Inelastic Collisions. Conservation of Energy, Variable Mass Systems.

Oscillations, Waves and Optics

Superposition of two or more Simple Harmonic Oscillators, Differential Equation for Simple Harmonic Oscillator and its General Solution, Damped and Forced Oscillators, Resonance, Lissajous Figures, Energy Density and Energy Transmission in Waves, Wave Equation, Traveling and Standing Waves in One-Dimension, Doppler Effect, Fermat's Principle, Group Velocity and Phase Velocity. Sound Waves in Media

Electricity and Magnetism

Superposition of two or more Simple Harmonic Oscillators, Differential Equation for Simple Harmonic Oscillator and its General Solution, Damped and Forced Oscillators, Resonance, Lissajous Figures, Energy Density and Energy Transmission in Waves, Wave Equation, Traveling and Standing Waves in One-Dimension, Doppler Effect, Fermat's Principle, Group Velocity and Phase Velocity. Sound Waves in Media

Kinetic theory, Thermodynamics

Elements of Kinetic Theory of Gases, Specific Heat of Mono-, Di- and Triatomic Gases, Velocity Distribution and Equipartition of Energy, Ideal Gas, Van-Der-Waals Gas and Equation of State, Mean Free Path, Carnot Cycle, Zeroth Law and Concept of Thermal Equilibrium, Reversible, Irreversible and Quasi-Static Processes, First Law and its Consequences, Second Law and Entropy, Laws of Thermodynamics, Isothermal and Adiabatic Processes

Modern Physics

Postulates of Special Relativity. Lorentz Transformations. Inertial Frames and Galilean Invariance, Time Dilation, Length Contraction, Relativistic Velocity Addition Theorem, Mass Energy Equivalence, Blackbody Radiation, Photoelectric Effect, Compton Effect, Bohr's Atomic Model, X-rays.

Solid State Physics, Devices and Electronics

Crystal Structure, Miller Indices. X-Ray Diffraction and Bragg's Law, Bravais Lattices and Basis, Intrinsic and Extrinsic Semiconductors, Variation of Resistivity with Temperature, Fermi Level. P-N Junction Diode, I-V Characteristics, BJT, Characteristics in CB, CE, CC Modes, Zener Diode and its Applications.

When it comes to preparation, you follow some of tips given below,

• Manage your time efficiently as it is very crucial
• Make notes of all the important formulas and points, it will be easier when you do revision
• Make a study plan for each day and stick to it
• Leave ample time for revision
• Practice and solve previous years question papers as it will give you an idea as to how the questions are asked

For more details kindly visit the link given below.

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

Hello,

If your query is regarding IIT JAM then here is the list of few institutes in which you have chances of getting seat based on your rank and the previous year cut off in round 3 CCMN counselling

• NIT, Durgapur: 1367
• NIT, Jamshedpur: 1634
• NIT, Silchar: 1542
• SLIET: 1679

These are the few institutes in which you may get seat in M.Sc Mathematics under EWS category. Also the cut off mentioned is for EWS category. But in 2021 the cut off is subjected to change depending on number of candidates appeared, difficulty level of examination and number of seats available etc.

To check the previous year cut off for CCMN counselling you can click on the link below

https://university.careers360.com/articles/ccmn-cutoff#CCMN-2020-Cut-off--Round-3

Hello,

Every caste certificate valid till 3 years in any State and for dental it valid only 1 year. So if you are applying for State admission then it's okay. But if you apply for all India counselling then I'll suggest you that you can renew your caste certificate. Or get new one. It's a better option.

All the best.

Hey,

The question I believe is framed wrong and that makes it difficult for me to understand and answer accordingly.

As far as I understand from your question No if you have not clear the cut off of your category in the Jam exam you won't get any NIT or IITs for Msc. Even if you have cleared the cut off still it will depend on your rank and marks .

Proper counselling takes place and the one above you if filled the whole seat you won't get one.

Hope you understand.

Thank you.

Hello,

First of all in order to appear for Msc or even for that matter integrated MSc-PhD in Mathematics, it's compulsory to have studies mathematics as a subject for at least two years or four semester in graduation degree, since you have done BSc life science and the combinations didn't have maths, so you're are not eligible for IIT JAM Mathematics Paper, even for Chemistry paper it's compulsory to have studied mathematics at 10+2 level, you can go for Biotechnology paper, and IIT JAM is for admission to prestigious institutes all over India, it  does require immense dedication, efforts, sincerity on the part of the candidate to qualify, and more so because in future either candidates go for academia or research, the demands to be in such career is quite different,