To know about seat allotment process of Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, you can take help from the below mentioned link:-

https://university.careers360.com/tags/seat-allotment-of-jnu

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Hello,

The exam pattern of jnu entrance exam 2019 for Msc in physics is based on the most parts of physics at BSc level .You are suggested to  prepare yourself for the questions related to physical chemistry and mathematics at BSc (general ) level ,and also go through other model

Dear Sunita Bisht,

JNU takes admission in B.tech on the basis of JEE Mains ranking. There is no separate JNU entrance test for B.Tech, but JNU takes test for some B.SC and M.Sc programs whose marks can be used at different colleges for B.Sc and M.Sc courses but not for

Hey, the best to keep yourself informed about the application dates is that you should keep checking the official website of the college or university twice per week. Or check the newspaper because it usually have news on JNU entrance exam and so on. Unless you keep checking daily you

Hello Sonam,

Yes, you can apply for maximum of three courses for PG entrance in JNU .If you are clearing the criteria for each of the course they asked for admission.

For more information about the criteria  and admission related queries you can visit thier offical website.

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Hello Sandeep, according to the eligibility criteria given below you will eligible to pursue M.Sc. in Physics only if you fulfill the following:
For admission into DU PG 2019
M.Sc physics (with entrance)
Any candidate can apply who is a bachelor of science, or engineering/technology, with Physics at the undergraduate

Hii Mayank,

To do Masters in Technology or Masters in engineering one need to complete his Graduation degree in Engineering or technology.This is the basic eligibility criteria.

After completing your graduation if you want to get admission in IIT's or NIT's to do masters you need to Write the GATE(Graduate

Hello Nidhi,

JNU exam pattern for M.Sc. Programme is divided into two parts. The first part will contain questions from Science and Maths (based on Class 12) and second part will carry questions purely based on science such as Physics, Geology, Botany, Zoology, Chemistry and Mathematics at B.Sc level.

For

Hello aspirant,

As per the guidelines of JNU you are eligible for MA(Political Science) no matter from which stream you have completed graduation(10+2+3/4) with minimum 50% from a recognised university. For any course in commerce, arts and social sciences as well you are eligible. 

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