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Yes you can join ISRO. Get updated on their official website regarding the job posts or vacancies.After IIT JAM,you can apply for a scientist or researcher post in ONGC, NTPC, IOCL, BPCL, BARC, DRDO, ISRO, etc.

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Dear Student ,

JU and PU cannot be compared because JU has tech departments that include science and the arts while PU does not. Tech JU receives more funds as a result, making it simpler for the science department to work with technology. Now, if you compare the science department at JU with PU, JU enjoys greater advantages due to the proximity of two national CSIR laboratories. Since PU doesn't have as many good facilities, students can go there and easily take NMR, Mass, UV, etc.; hence, research is doable at JU rather than PU. However, PU is superior over JU if you take into account UG. Majors from PU are eligible for JAM or another entrance besides JU.

Here’s some tips for IIT JAM -

Step 1: The first and most crucial stage is to properly analyse and comprehend the exam's need. how ? Take a hard copy of the JAM curriculum and the database of previous year's questions. Try to assess your level now to see how much you are capable of. In order to decide, this activity is crucial. Either you conduct your own research and preparation or you need assistance (coaching). Make a clear and informed choice. Join us if you want advice.

Step 2: Choosing the appropriate study material. To improve your understanding, you must read good novels. The coaching study material is another resource that you can use.

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Dear student,

Jadavpur University has been ranked 11th among the top universities of India. It offers a 3 year Bsc in physics course where the highest package offered has been 8 lakhs and lowest of 3 lakhs. Total fees of this course is 7k.

The major recruiting companies for this stream are ISRO,Samsung etc. The University supports both theoretical and research based knowledge and many students have cleared IIT Jam as well.

You can read more about this course in JU, on our article here-

https://www.careers360.com/university/jadavpur-university-kolkata/bsc-physics-hons-course

Presidency college is a research college of Kolkata. It also offers a 3 year Bachelor's degree in physics. Total fees of this course is 13k. The highest package offered has been 7 lakhs and many students have cleared IIT JAM as well.

You can read more about this college on our article here-

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according to me you should go for Jadavpur University as it is more modern in terms of infrastructure,lab equipments and education.

IIT JAM is a pg level exam to get entrance into the top institutes of India like IITs,IISERs etc. The preparation of this exam is mainly done by students by self study or by joining coaching institutes. College professors can clear your doubts but they won't pay much attention to your preparation. So,go for a college where you feel the faculty will be good and your basic concepts will be cleared.

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If you check the Minimum Eligibility qualification on the official website of IIT JAM then you will find that the qualifications mentioned there doesn't matches for any of the IIT's or participating institutes offering the course of MSc in Geology. So through IIT JAM examination, you aren't eligible for the MSc in Geology course by qualifying the Geology paper.

For more information regarding Minimum Eligibility requirement of IIT JAM,  consider the link below:

https://jam.iitr.ac.in/minimum-educational-qualifications.html

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Hello,

Joint Admission test for Masters is a common admission test conducted every year for admission into Master of Science and other post-graduate science programs at Indian Institutes of Technology, Indian Institute of Science and National Institutes of Technology, organized by alternating institutes every year.

No, class 10th and 12th marks do not matter in the admission kf IIT for MSC ACOURSE AFTER IIT JAM exam. The only eligibility is that ypu should have a minimum of 55% in your Bachelor's course. It differs in case of candidates from SC and ST.

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Dear Student,

Following are some of the many opportunities for you:

1. A computer programmer
2. Software Engineer/Developer
3. A Designer / Analyst of computer ‘ Algorithms’
4. Deep learning/Machine learning expert, mathematics is the key to success in AI. It involves rigorous mathematical Algorithms, which can be your biggest plus point.
5. Data Analyst/Data Mining/Data processing
6. Business Analysts

…..and many many more.

You should investigate fields like machine learning (ML), expert systems (ES), artificial intelligence (AI), and deep learning, in my opinion (Data Science). Take a brief course in any of these, and a plethora of prospects will open up to you.

The most in-demand skill in the current AI/ML/DS era is math.

With a little knowledge of programming in a language like C++ or Python, it is all math.

-You may take a variety of written exams, including those offered by UPSC, SSC, etc.

-You have a variety of public sector banks to choose from. (These banks administer written examinations to candidates applying for clerk, probationary officer, etc.)

- You may also search for employment in the military, railroads, etc. (Many coaching facilities offer preparation for numerous competitive exams.)

All the best.