IIT JAM

Hi,
If you opted for Mathematics subject in IIT JAM exam then yes, you should prepare for this subject. First step is to check the full syllabus of your subject and then understand the exam pattern. Mark the important topics, topics in which you are weak and topics that have more weight-age in the exam. This way you can easily concentrate on your studies by dividing topics into segments. Make sure to do revisions on a regular basis, make your proper study plan and follow it. Mathematics subject requires more practice so keep practicing question, get previous year's question papers and solve them, clear your doubts and practice as much as you can. Also, give mock tests to understand exam level and pattern.

Hello
If you are preparing for IIT JAM then follow the some common tips below. You can check the subject wise preparation tips through https://scoop.eduncle.com/iit-jam-preparation-tips
Begin Well with knowing the IIT JAM Syllabus & Paper Pattern. A meticulous study is a correct approach that can help you resolve all your doubts and attain lucid perception of various theories, concepts and their uses regarding the syllabus. It is recommended to candidates that they should make a list of subjects and prioritize them based on the marks allotted to them. Now, create a timetable with the distribution of subjects. It will help you to study the different subjects according to the marks. If the distribution is not prepared, then you usually end up learning random topics, which may lead to confusion at the end. Try to solve as many as IIT JAM Previous Years Papers and Mock Test Papers as it will give you a clear idea about the difficulty level, pattern, & how to allot minimum time to solve particular type of questions. This will help you know yourself, your capabilities & the field in which you are lagging. Reference books are the best buy for the examination as they give a good idea, covering the complete syllabus, sample question papers and solved papers, as well. Don't take any stress, eat well & try to sleep at fixed time and for at least 6 to 7 hours a day during your preparation.

IIT JAM is an exam for B.Sc student mostly, but there are a few engineering students every year who take a turn and move in this direction. Now, benefits of IIT JAM are:
IIT
Mathematics (as you can't get Physics and Chemistry being an engineering Graduate). Lower competition than GATE, but again it's a new arena for an engineering student for odds aren't the real problem, and the most important, even if it's tough, a Bachelors in Engineering especially non-core like ECE/CSE with Masters in Mathematics is a rare and deadly combination for academic and industrial requirements. I myself is on the same boat, and therefore I know the feeling and I did some research and these are a few of the things I found. One more thing, you should have studied mathematics, any form for at least 4 semesters to get into IITs (most of the courses), just make sure your university curriculum have that.