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In IIT jam entrance ,qualification 50% without rounding of ,taking all subjects in to account...?but meaning of without rounding of ? pls..


Sandip Giri 11th Sep, 2017
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None 11th Sep, 2017

It means that if a certain percentage is required as eligibility criteria for IIT-Jam exam, then you should not have the percentage lesser that that, not even in decimals. For example if 55% is the minimum percentage required in your post graduate, then even 54.99% is not acceptable. You should not round of 54.99% to make it 55% and then apply for the exam. You should have 55% or above to be eligible.

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11th Sep, 2017
That means I eligible for that....I secured 69% agrregate with distinction.....and in minor subject only 30 marks ,any problem...
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11th Sep, 2017
You should be eligible as they have not mentioned anywhere that individual subjects marks would be considered.
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