Hello,

Well you are eligible for IIT JAM and though there may be few questions related to maths but if you have basic understanding you will know it. But there are some institutes which may require Maths. So it is better you do a certificate course from an authentic site or any institute. But yes do not worry about your eligibility for the exam as you are eligible. And make sure you score good marks so that you will get the best college for your studies. All the best and do check out below link.

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

Yes it is compulsory and it is assumed you have taken course on Mathematics in first year B.Sc. Chemistry.

IIT JAM Chemistry is conducted for admission to M.Sc. Courses in Chemistry at IITs and IISc Bangalore.

For more information about JAM Chemistry Preparation do follow the link below

https://university.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-jam-chemistry/amp

Hi Aspirant,

Good to see your interest in IIT JAM.Some of the books with basic preliminary knowledge will surely guide you a lot in cracking the examinations.Some of the books i am listing below.In this covid situation if your are having problem in purchasing the book you can directly order from the sited mentioned in bracket.

Some of the books are:

• Post Graduate Entrance examinations in Physics by Arihant publishers.(Amazon)
• JAM Physics for IIT JAM (Flipkart)
• IIT JAM Physics Solved Papers in Flipkart.

If you practise previous year's paper it would be really beneficial as it would help you to understand the pattern of the questions that come in IIT JAM.

• Physics by Khanna Editorial Team(Amazon)

Hope these books help!!

• Micro Economics by Anna Koutsoyiannis, H.L. Ahuja
  
• Macro Economics Analysis by Edward Shapiro, H.L. Ahuja
  
• Indian Economy by Mishra & Puri
  
• Mathematics For Economistsby B.C.Mehta, G.M.K.Madnani
  
• Statistics and Econometrics by B. L. Agarwal

• Mathematics: Sydsaeter and Hammond
  
• Econometrics and Statistics: Gujaratis Introductory Econometrics, Degroot and Schervish
  
• Macroeconomics: Dornbusch and Fischer, O.Blanchard, Development Economics by Debraj Ray
  
• Microeconomics: Hal Varian, Hal Varian Workbook, Osborne, Nicholson and Snyder, Gregory Mankiws Principle of Economics, Bernheim Whinston .

Hello Dear,

The Joint Admission Test for M.Sc. is an admission test conducted every year for admission into Master of Science and other post-graduate science programs at the Indian Institutes of Technology. The cutoff of IIT JAM specifies the minimum rank a candidate needs to obtain for qualifying to the next rounds of admission.

It varies according to the level of paper. The IIT JAM cutoff will depend on various factors such as-number of applicants, difficulty level of question paper etc. The cutoff will consist of the name of the candidates, category and minimum qualifying marks.

Good Luck

Hello student,

The basic eligibility criteria for candidates applying for IIT JAM is that the candidate must have a bachelor's degree as a qualifying examination degree in a relevant subject as per the preference of subject in which the candidate is applying.

Also, the minimum marks should be 55% aggregate marks or 5.5 CGPA out of 10 in all the subjects in the qualifying examination.

I hope your query is solved. Thank you.

hey!

If you do not submit your category certificate ( EWS certificate ) during the counselling process : document verification , then you will be automatically considered as a general category candidate. But if you submit th ecategory certificate then you will get benefits of being an EWS candidate.

Thankyou

Hi.

Total number of applicants for IIT JAM are about 84000 in 2019 and about 60000 in 2020. The number of students applying for Biotechnology Seats is somewhat lesser than the total number as there are only 91 seats available under Biotechnology, all over India. There is no official number provided for students exclusively appearing for Biotechnology seats.

I hope this answers your query.

Good Luck