Hello,

IIT JAM 2021 syllabus has been released along with the information brochure of JAM 2021. The syllabus of IIT JAM 2021 carries various topics, units and chapters for different test papers.

While preparing for IIT JAM, candidates must go through the topic/section-wise syllabus of Geology and it will help define all the topics to be studied for the entrance exam. Without knowing the syllabus and the topics well, it’s difficult to know how and where to start the preparation from - to decide what to study and what not to. Furthermore, once you know the syllabus, it will be easier for you to prepare.

Topics are - Palaeontology, Geomorphology, Structural Geology, Mineralogy, The Planet Earth, Stratigraphy, Economic Geology, Applied Geology, Petrology.

I hope this will help you.

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Hey Aspirant,

BSc CS students can't write the IIT jam exam.

It is conducted only for following subjects

• Biological Sciences (BL)
• Biotechnology (BT)
• Chemistry (CY)
• Geology (GG)
• Mathematics (MA)
• Mathematical Statistics (MS)
• Physics (PH)

You are eligible for jest which gives a successful career in IISc institute far better than iits in research field. There are some other institutes like IISER, BITs giving you M.SC academics.

Hello,

Yes, you can sit for iit jam for msc in chemistry with bsc in zoology or botany honours with side subject as chemistry.

Any B.Sc. Degree with Honours and without Honours(General) both are equally eligible for the exam. Here's the list of B.Sc. Degrees accepted for IIT JAM Exam.

B.Sc. with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics or Biology.

B.Sc. Honours

B.Sc. Nursing

B.Sc. Biotechnology

B.Sc. Aeronautical

B.Sc. Medical

B.Sc. Agriculture

Distance Learning B.Sc.

I hope this will help you.

All the best !!

Hello Mukul,

If you are trying to study with the help of YouTube videos regarding IIT Jam Chemistry then you must look at the YouTube channel named, IIT JAM CHEMISTRY. The only  online educational channel that will provide you with IIT JAM Entrance exam. Also you can follow the channel named JAM CHEM.

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Dear aspirant,

The minimum eligibility criteria for JAM exam is to score around 5.5 CGPA in your graduation. If you have cleared your backlog with the expected CGPA, well and good. Any less marks won't be accepted for admission in IITs/NITs . For further details regarding the eligibility you can visit the following link:

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam-eligibility-criteria

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Hello,

As per the previous year trends, maximum weightage  has been provided to differential calculus followed by linear algebra, sequence and series, differential equation, integral calculus, and vector calculus. But, preparing for all the topics in the syllabus is equally important as well since we never know if the similar pattern will be followed in the time to come.

You can go through the following books for the topics in the syllabus:

• For functions of one variable and two real variable you can use Mathematical Analysis by S.C. Malik,Mathematical Analysis by Apostol,Principle of Mathematical Analysis by Rudi
• For Integral Calculus, you can use Mathematical Analysis by H.C. Malik,Calculus by Thomas & Finny/Integral Calculus by Gorakh Prasad
• For Vector Calculus, you can use Geometry & Vectors by Vasishtha/ Calculus by Thomas & Finny
• For Differential Equations you can use Ordinary Differential Equations by Earl.A.Coddington/Elementary Differential Equations and Boundary Value Problems by Boyce-Diprima/Ordinary Differential Equation by Peter J. Collins, G.F. Simmons, M.D. Raisinghania
• For Real Analysis you can use Real Analysis by H. L. Royden
• For Linear Algebra you can use Schaum's Series/Gilbert Strang by Linear Algebra & its applications/Modern Algebra by A.R. Vasishtha/University Algebra by N.S. Gopalakrishan

You can get sample papers from our site at https://university.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-jam-mathematics