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19th February 2015, 01:19 AM
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Does "Subsidiaries" in Eligibility criteria of JAM 2015 include Environmental Studies?
Does "Subsidiaries" in Eligibility criteria of JAM 2015 include Environmental Studies tought as compulsory subject in Graduation?
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30th September 2017, 03:41 PM
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Re: Does "Subsidiaries" in Eligibility criteria of JAM 2015 include Environmental Studies?
JAM refers to Joint Admission Test for M.Sc degree course and same is a national level entrance examination held for offering admission in M.Sc degree courses in IITs, IISC and other reputed colleges.
As far as you are concerned about the subsidiaries ( environmental science in your case ) pursued at graduation level to be thought as compulsory subject for appearing in JAM then it is possible for admission for admission some courses if you have studied any subsidiary subject for two years/four semesters during your graduation degree course. |
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