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.

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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

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

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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

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The eligibility criteria for IIT JAM is that a candidate must have passed bachelor's with 55% marks or 5.5 CGPA on a 10 point scale. This is for candidates belonging to general category. For candidates belonging to SC/ST category it is 50% aggregate or 5.0 CGPA on a 10

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Follow the below tips to prepare for your IIT JAM examination

* First of all go well through the syllabus of your IIT JAM examination

*Make routine or timetable :- you can make a routine as well to avoid procrastination  , your routine should revolve around things i.e study,

Hello Aspirant,

The Joint Admission Test for MSc (JAM) is an all-India level online entrance exam conducted by Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) every year on a rotational basis on behalf of Ministry of Human Resources Development (MHRD), Government of India.

This implies that candidates after graduating from their course