Being thorough with the syllabus of IIT JAM anf AMU exam is important so that you do not miss any important topics during preparation. Apart from the books studied during graduation, books written specifically for JAM prep will help you to develop an idea of what to expect in the entrance paper along with getting you acquainted with topics to study. Practicing sample papers and old question papers is the best way to put your knowledge to test.

IIT jam is one of the toughest Msc exams and it's a dream to achieve exam for many BSC candidates. Of course before you start, things are going to look difficult.. Once you are in it with dedication, it will work easier.. IIT JAM is a difficult exam not to crack, this is not because of the difficulty level of the questions. Of course, the question asked in the JAM Test are not easy. But IIT JAM is tough because the selection ratio is very low. because the previous year data says that along 11,512 candidates which appeared for the exam in 2017 out of them only 889 were able to get seats in all the colleges available ie including 15 IITS, 16 NITS AND 2 CFTIs, so this means it has a selection ratio of 7.72%.

But don't lose your hope, if you stay focused and work for it with dedication, you'll see flying colors very soon.

Best wishes. Thank you.

Hello

The cutoff vary every year and depend upon many factors including difficulty level of question paper, number of applicants, etc.

You can refer to the previous year cutoff. The minimum marks required to be eligible for the counseling last year for Chemistry for ST category was 10.15.

Check the cutoffs using the link below-

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

Good Luck!

TIFR Exam – Tata Institute of Fundamental Research Graduate School Admissions Exam.

JNU CEEB – Combined Biotechnology Entrance Examination (CBEEE)

IIT JAM (Indian Institute Of Technology Joint Admissions Test For M.Sc)

AIIMS Biotechnology Entrance Exam.

Alagappa University M.Sc Biotechnology Entrance Exam.

These are a few entrances conducted by the respective universities for admissions to the MSc program.

Hey there

If you are preparing for IIT JAM then for chemistry first read NCERT thoroughly then for organic refer op tandon and ms Chauhan, for physical p bahadur and rc Mukherjee, for inorganic op tandon and Jaiswal.

Check detailed preparation tips for iit jam

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://university.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-jam-chemistry/amp&ved=2ahUKEwjQk-CGhKvlAhWGWX0KHbiPDc0QFjAPegQIBhAC&usg=AOvVaw34obOOVPkTASW2Tbd0mRN4&ampcf=1

Good luck

Dear Student,

The cut off marks for IIT JAM Physics 2020 for

General : 14 marks

OBC : 11.8 marks
SC/ST: 7.5 marks

Hope this is helpful
Best Wishes!

Hii aspirants

here I am mentioning few best books for iit jam mathematics preparation. These are

Mathematical Analysis - S.C. Malik,

Mathematical Analysis – Apostol,

Mathematical Analysis - H.C. Malik,

Calculus - Thomas & Finny,

Ordinary Differential Equations – Earl.A.Coddington,

Modern Algebra – A.R. Vasishtha

I hope my answer will help you out

Good luck

Hi

Here I'll give a brief comparison between two of these exams

TIFR GS

This exam is conducted on the first week of December

IIT JAM

This exam is conducted on the first week of February

now TIFR GS is a little harder here due to its timing. Because most of us have their semester exams on December or November so preparing for TIFR GS along with semester exams is difficult.On the other hand IITJAM has a quite good timing. Because the even semester starts on May .

Now TIFR GS is conceptual exam.

IIT JAM is formula based exam.

So here if you have a clear concept but you don't memorize formulae TIFR GS would be easy for you.

But if your subject knowledge is not that good but you practice a lot and have memorized every formulae IITJAM is easy for you.

Another thing is that TIFR GS is a two stage exam .You have to give written exam and interview.But IIT JAM is only an  exam of 3 hrs.

So these are the pros and cons .

Hope this helps