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| 20th January 2016 07:14 PM | |
| kantraman |
Re: Eligibility for IIT JAM 2016 exam for M.Sc Physics The candidate who have completed their Bechlor degree in science stream with physics as a major subject in their graduation are eligible for IIT JAM 2016 for M.Sc physics.But required percentage in graduation is 55% for general and OBC category but for sc/ st category 50% is essential. |
| 20th January 2016 05:17 PM | |
| sagarika 199193 |
Re: Eligibility for IIT JAM 2016 exam for M.Sc Physics Yes.You are eligible to apply for IIT JAM for M.sc(Physics). JAM Eligibility You must have passed with 55% in qualified degree with Physics subject. JAM M.sc(Physics) Syllabus - Electricity - Magnetism - Kinetic Theory - Mechanics - Solid State Physics - Waves & Optics - Devices & Electronics - Properties of Matter Preparation Tips - Set your time table for preparation. - Prepare from standard reference books. - Start prepare topic by topic. - Make a note of important points for better preparation. - Revision & Practice play important role in preparation. JAM Important Dates - Starts Online Application : 2nd September , 2015 - Last Date to Apply : 16th October , 2015 - JAM Exam : 7th Febuary , 2016 - JAM Result : 23th March , 2016 |
| 20th January 2016 10:42 AM | |
| BISWARUPYOGI |
Re: Eligibility for IIT JAM 2016 exam for M.Sc Physics Eligibility for IIT JAM 2016 exam for M.Sc Physics:- The minimum educational qualification required for IIT JAM 2016 exam is graduation degree from a recognized university with above 50% in B.Sc in Physics. Your age should be above 17 years. |
| 20th January 2016 12:53 AM | |
| Unregistered |
Eligibility for IIT JAM 2016 exam for M.Sc Physics I completed my graduation in 2012.of ugc recognized university in physics as a major subject .My overall percentage marks 64-/-.Am I eligible for iit jam 2016 for admission in m.sc?Previous year I gave jam exam but my rank was very poor so I am trying to preparation for next year but I dont know that there are any age limits ? |
