Hi Shivkumar,

To prepare for JAM chemistry examination you can refer to some of the books given here.

Basic Mathematical Concepts- Differential Equation & Matrices–Shanti Narayan, Engineering Mathematics–B.S. Grewal

Atomic and Molecular Structure Theory of Gases - Physical Chemistry–Peter W. Atkins Physical Chemistry–Puri, Sharma, Pathania

Chemical Thermodynamics - Physical Chemistry–Thomas

Hi Devabh,

IIT JAM Physics question paper consists of 3 sections. The link given below will brief you on all information regarding IIT JAM Physics paper. Follow the link:

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam-how-prepare-for-physics

Given below is the link to sample papers of IIT JAM:

https://images.careers360.mobi/sites/default/files/PH_0.pdf?gj5g37fxbwzaFoX.yWz4CqGu8vTtXf5I

Hello Ashok Kumar,

Congratulations!

If you belong to General Category, then it is very difficult to get admission in IISc Banglore because Previous year closing rank was AIR 5. but if you belong to other category you can get in easily.

You can visit https://goo.gl/1NWkif to download the Previous year's question papers of the last 10 years. Practicing previous years question papers is the best way to prepare. Stick to this and definitely, you will succeed one day.

Assuming asking for IIT JAM seats. There are around 1800 seats for the admission to various post graduate (PG) science programmes including integrated Ph.D, M.Sc, joint M.Sc-Ph.D, M.Sc-Ph.D dual degree, M.Sc-M.Tech, M.Sc-M.S (Research), Ph.D dual degree and other post bachelor degree programmes.

Good Luck!

Hello Junaid,

previous year , Closing rank for M.Sc. in IIT Delhi was AIR 92 in General Category, AIR 298 in case of OBC Category. So if you belong to OBC Category, then there are high possibilities that you can get admission in M.Sc. in Chemistry from IIT Delhi. 

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Hi,

You should have cleared all the subjects of your graduation before taking the final admission with 50% or 55% marks according to your category. Check the complete eligibility and admission procedure of JAM in the link below:

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

I would suggest you to go through with the given below link to download the sample papers.

IIT JAM Sample Papers

Good Luck!

Like gravity acting on planets, an electromagnetic force attracts the orbiting electron to the nucleus. Classical physicists wondered that the electron didn't run out of energy. Niels Bohr solved this mystery by introducing quanta, discrete energy states in which electrons may stably persist.