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Kritika Agarwal
Guide-Level 13
Sure, you can. 5 months is a long time, you can join some good crash course of 3 months to align yourself for IIT Advanced and devote 2 remaining months for mock exams and practice.
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Shivam Singh
Beginner-Level 4
Yes, you can. All you have to do is clear JEE Mains and your ranking should be under 20000.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Please refer to the link provided below for details on IIT JAM entrance exam for M.Sc. courses in the IITs. You will get important dates related to the exam, syllabus, exam preparation tips, important news related to the exam.
https://www.shiksha.com/science/exams/iit-jam
https://www.shiksha.com/science/exams/iit-jam
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Number of seats for students appearing for IIT JAM (Course in M.Sc. in Statistics) are as follows:
1) General-25
2) OBC-14
3) SC-7
4) ST-4
5) PwD-1
Total number of seats-51
1) General-25
2) OBC-14
3) SC-7
4) ST-4
5) PwD-1
Total number of seats-51
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
There are lot of colleges, which is good apart from IIT.
These are:VIT University,BITS Pilani,KIIT University,Satyabhama University,
SRM University,Sastra University,
Thapar University,BIT Mesra,Jadavpur College of Engineering,Jaypee College of Engineering,Galgotias University.
These are:VIT University,BITS Pilani,KIIT University,Satyabhama University,
SRM University,Sastra University,
Thapar University,BIT Mesra,Jadavpur College of Engineering,Jaypee College of Engineering,Galgotias University.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Books For IIT JAM Physics:
Mathematical Methods : Paul Goldbarts
Mechanics and General Properties of Matter:JAM - Physics (2019)
Oscillations, Waves and Optics
Electricity and Magnetism: James Clerk Maxwell
Kinetic theory, Thermodynamics: Stephen and Katherine Blundell
Modern Physics: Kenneth S. Krane
Solid State Physics, Devices and Electronics: K. Vijaya Kumar & T. Sreekanth
Mathematical Methods : Paul Goldbarts
Mechanics and General Properties of Matter:JAM - Physics (2019)
Oscillations, Waves and Optics
Electricity and Magnetism: James Clerk Maxwell
Kinetic theory, Thermodynamics: Stephen and Katherine Blundell
Modern Physics: Kenneth S. Krane
Solid State Physics, Devices and Electronics: K. Vijaya Kumar & T. Sreekanth
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Aditya DoiphodeCurrent Student- NIT, Trichy
Guide-Level 11
The answer would be zero.
Yes, it is possible that you won't get placed even after going to IIT.
Many of the newer IITs have decent placements but none has 100% placements. So it is possible that you won't get placed if you waste the four years during your engineering completely.
Assuming that you won't completely waste four years and just be an average student I think you can expect an average package of around Rs 6 lakhs per annum (approx). But lowest package can also be around Rs 3.5 to Rs 4 lakhs per annum for newer IITs.
Again, don't select a college based on only placements or package but consider everything right from your own inter
Yes, it is possible that you won't get placed even after going to IIT.
Many of the newer IITs have decent placements but none has 100% placements. So it is possible that you won't get placed if you waste the four years during your engineering completely.
Assuming that you won't completely waste four years and just be an average student I think you can expect an average package of around Rs 6 lakhs per annum (approx). But lowest package can also be around Rs 3.5 to Rs 4 lakhs per annum for newer IITs.
Again, don't select a college based on only placements or package but consider everything right from your own inter
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SHIVAM NAONITCurrent Student- NIT, Patna
Contributor-Level 8
There are two exams.
1st is JEE Mains and another is JEE Advanced.
After qualifying Mains, you are eligible for JEE Advanced and if you qualify Advanced, you can get admission in IIT on the basis of your rank.
1st is JEE Mains and another is JEE Advanced.
After qualifying Mains, you are eligible for JEE Advanced and if you qualify Advanced, you can get admission in IIT on the basis of your rank.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Sunil,
There is no particular cut-off score, instead, you will be having closing and opening ranks for each IIT that vary every year.
Also, the marks for each JEE Advanced paper are not fixed.
For getting admission into top IITs, your all India rank should be at least below 4000.
All the best.
There is no particular cut-off score, instead, you will be having closing and opening ranks for each IIT that vary every year.
Also, the marks for each JEE Advanced paper are not fixed.
For getting admission into top IITs, your all India rank should be at least below 4000.
All the best.
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