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Dear Vedanidhi,

IIT JAM exam is conducted jointly by all the IITs for admission into M.Sc courses of different streams. Each stream has a separate exam. According to that, both Biotechnology and Biological Sciences have their own separate exams. Thought the syllabus of both the exams is similar, the field of study is completely different. So you have to write different exams.

It is very important to solve the previous year papers. Download the papers. The previous year papers can be found from the IIT website. The link: Welcome to GATE-JAM Office IIT Bombay For inorganic, Take J.D. Lee book and start reading it. After that solve previous year question from each chapter. For physical Chemistry buy Puri, Sharma and Pathania. Read the chapters like 1) Thermodynamics 2) Chemical kinetics 3.) electrochemistry 4.) Chemical Equilibria and Ionic Equilibria 5.) states of matter 6.) colligative properties 7.) quantum chemistry and solve questions from them. Buy Arihant chapter wise chemistry for JEE. A good book for solving problems. You can Also buy any book having previous year papers of JAM chemistry. For Organic, you can study from Jagdamba Singh, L.D.S. Yadav or any standard text book. Doing JEE level basic organic from class XII books will also help you a lot.

• Mathematical Analysis - S.C. Malik
• Calculus - Thomas & Finny
• Ordinary Differential Equations - Earl.A.Coddington
• Elementary Differential Equations and Boundary Value Problems - Boyce-Diprima
• Geometry & Vectors Vasishtha
• Modern Algebra A.R. Vasishtha
• University Algebra N.S. Gopalakrishan
• Real Analysis H. L. Royden

Hi Candidate,

To pursue the course of Biotechnology and M.sc PHd the student must have passed Mathematics at the 10+2 level. Bachelors degree of Chemistry of three years or six semesters and Mathematics at the 10+2 level. Thus it is compulsory for you to have passed mathematics at 10+2 level to pursue a course in Bio technology.

Hello Nisha,

The topics in the syllabus for IIT-JAM Geology is - 

• The Planet Earth
• Palaeontology
• Structural Geology
• Mineralogy
• Stratigraphy
• Economic Geology
• Petrology

Some of the important reference books with all contents are - 

• Geology - Physical geology – Mukherjee
• Palaeontology - Introduction to Palaeontology by Arnold
• Mineralogy - Mineralogy - Dexter Perkins/ Cornelis Klein
• Structural Geology - Structural Geology - Prof. Haakon Fossen
• Geomorphology - Geomorphology- M. J. Selby
• Stratigraphy - Stratigraphic principles and practice by Weller, J.M
• Economic Geology - Industrial minerals and rocks of India by Deb
• Petrology - An Introduction to Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology by John D. Winter
• Applied Geology - Hydrogeology - Todd and Karanth, Ground water by H.M.Ragunath
• Other books - Engineering Geology - Krynine and Judd, Engineering Geology - K.M.Bhangar

You should start studying as soon as possible, make a time table and follow it. Practice previous sample question papers.

More Details - https://university.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-jam-geology

Hey there,

As per your query I would like to tell you that there are some important tips and tricks for the IIT JAM geology are following are:

1)Be through with the IIT JAM syllabus. Being aware of the syllabus will make your preparation easy and smooth. 

2) Follow Time proper time table. 

3)Refer last year questions papers upto 2005...

4)prepare shorts notes.....

5)Maintain your health... 

Hopefully it's will usefull to you. 

GOOD LUCK.