Yes Cengage is a very decent book as far as chemistry concepts are concerned. One cannot guarantee whether a book is sufficient or not. Because when you appear for competitive entrance exams, the more you do, the more you get. But yes, as per your question, it's decent enough to refer cengage book and solve it's mcqs as well for the IIT jam chemistry paper. If you get more time, then do solve books like Arihant or Pradeep as well.

Thank you. Best wishes.

hi,

see you need to study the full syllabus and mark the important areas from which questions are asked mostly in previous years, it is really important to self study as well, however you need to choose the coaching institute as per their study material and reviews of students,

some of the best iit jam coaching institute is,

gatelit

enduncle

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Hello,

Syllabus for Physics for IIT-JAM:-

1. mathematical methods
2. Mechanics and general properties of matter
3. Oscillation , waves and optics
4. electricity and magnetism
5. Kinetic theory and thermodynamics
6. Modern physics
7. Solid state physics, device and electronics

You can start in your way of approach. Go for easy chapters. Make notes while studying. solve numericals. Understand steps. while solving any numerical make sure you remember the condition. for different condition, different formula and principle is used.  Make note of it.

progress to hard topics. cover those 2-3 times. solve more numericals. appear chapter wise mock test for hard chapters. Follow RD Sharma SL Arora for basic concepts.

for theory part like theorem, rules and principles, make flow chart and read it in your free time. read it multiple time so that you can remember the flow.

for syllabus, please visit the link below:-

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

Hope it helps!

Okk I will enlist down the topics that you need to cover to crack IIT JAM MATHEMATICS...

1) Fundamental structure in Modern Algebra
2) Abstract Algebra

3) Linear Algebra

4) Calculus
5) Real Analysis
6) Differential Equations

7) Partial differential equations methods
8) Group Theory
9) Vector Analysis

Best wishes. Thank you.

Hi

No, your marks in 10+2 or HS is not taken in account for IIT JAM eligibility

To be eligible for IIT JAM examination for MSc physics you need to hace studied  Physics for at least two years or four semesters and Mathematics for at least one year or two semesters in your graduation  and must have got at least 55% or 5.5 CGPA in your graduation if you belong to general or obc category and at least 50% or 5 CGPA in your graduation if you belong to Sc or St category. So if you fulfill this criteria then you are eligible for IIT JAM for Msc physics

For detailed information go through

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam-eligibility-criteria

Thank you

There will be many average to best tutors and classes available that I can enlist down and I surely will. But more than them, it depends on the student, how dedicated and devoted he is to achieve his dreams and goal. So you need to have a very proper schedule being followed every single day if you want to crack the exam. So some of the well known tutors are -

1. Aritra Roy (Msc Mathematics) and the classes name is TeacherOn.
2. Unacademy has also proved to be good as per the toppers reviews.
3. Edurev
4. Eduncle
5. VPM Classes

Best wishes. Thank you.

Hi

To be eligible for IIT JAM examination for MSc mathematics one must have Mathematics for at least two years/four semesters in graduation

and must have got at least  55% aggregate scored in your graduation  or 5.5 CGPA if you belong to general / obc category . If you belong to sc or st category  then you must have got at least  50% aggregate scored in your graduation  or 5 CGPA.

If you fulfill this criteria then you are eligible for IIT JAM examination for msc mathematics.

For detailed information go through

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam-eligibility-criteria

Thank you

Hello ,

It doesn't depends upon your branch it depends upon the subject you studied and your privious degree score .

For MSc in physics eligibility criteria is if you have scored more than 55% or 5.5 CGPA and 50%  or 5 CGPA (for SC/ST category) in your privious degree and have studied physics for 2 years or 4 semester and maths for 1 year or 2 semester then you are eligible if not then not .

Check the eligibility criteria in details here :-

https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/jam-eligibility-criteria/amp

Hope this will help you .

Thanks.

Hey

IIT-JAM is examination through which one can get admission into Masters program of Sciences and Economics in IITs' and NITs'.

The choice of coaching solely depends on you, you need to see which suits you according to distance, locality, and fees. And you can also consider the results these coaching centers produce every year. But you should focus on self study more, coaching are just for guiding you. Here's the list of IIT-JAM coaching in Delhi, based on result:

• Career Endevour, GTB Nagar
• DIPS Academy, GTB Nagar
• Path Finder Classes, Vijay Nagar
• Alpha Plus, Punjabi Bagh

All the best