Jaipur National University All Questions

With every entrance exam being postponed, including JNU EE as well and the speculations that the lock down might be extended, the notification for JNU CEEB might not happen atleast until APRIL 14th. Releasing a notification during the times when not everyone can fill in the application form doesn't serve the purpose of conducting an entrance examination. So at this point in time, though there is no specific information about this, please keep an eye on the official website at: https://jnuexams.nta.nic.in/WebInfo/Public/Home.aspx

Part A consists General aptitude, reasoning, and Bachelor’s/Master’s level mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science. Maths and Stats : Probability, Operations Research, Statistics, Real Analysis, Linear Algebra. Computer Science : Data Structures, C, C++, Automata Theory, Operating Systems, Compute Architecture, Systems Programming, Discrete Mathematics, Digital Systems Design.

Part B Consists; Data Science Stream – Data Bases, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Data Warehousing, Data Mining.

Revise everything that you have studied in your under graduation. For mathematics part, Rudin is the standard. Also you can study Trench's Introduction to Real Analysis. For aptitude and reasoning part, R S Aggarwal's Quantitative aptitude will be best. Solve previous year exam papers and give mock tests as many as possible.

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If you are seeking admission to the M.A course, Jawaharlal Nehru University offers M.A in various subjects such as MA Ancient History, English, Arabic, Economics, etc.
As per the basic eligibility, candidate should have completed bachelor's degree. Eligibility varies from course to course, kindly mention that you are seeking admission in which course so we can provide you the details accordingly.

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Tarun, JNU has changed its exam pattern last year. There is no specific syllabus designed for M.Sc Life Sciences. You have to prepare according to the UGC approved syllabus in your B.Sc Subjects at Graduation level. Though the exam pattern has changed, the syllabus remains the same and so the previous papers enlisted in our article might help you in your preparation: https://university.careers360.com/articles/jnu-sample-paper

Hello Mausumi Narzary,

The eligibility criteria for M.A Economics in JNU-

For admissions in M.A Economics programme, candidates must have a Bachelor Degree in any discipline securing at least 50 per cent marks aggregate, with knowledge of Mathematics at 10+2 level.

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