JAM

No, for IISER Pune's M.Sc. program, you cannot get admission with just a JAM score and without the IISER Aptitude Test (IAT). While a JAM score (specifically for Chemistry, Mathematics, or Physics) is a requirement for some IISERs, IISER Pune uses the IAT as its primary mode of admission for its M.Sc. programs. 

Admission to IIT Kharagpur to the MSc course is mainly based on the IIT JAM entrance test. JAM in most cases will be mandatory in order to take admission in core streams in sciences such as Physics, Chemistry and Mathematic. JAM is standard at interdisciplinary MSc programs, although there are other requirements in some programs. You should always look at the departmental requirements prior to the application.

Considering the IIT Ropar JAM cutoff 2025 for the Round 4 seat allotment, yes, there are courses reaching upto a cutoff rank of 500 at IIT Ropar. For the candidates belonging to the General AI quota, a 500 rank would not fetch you M.Sc. in Chemistry, but it could get you M.Sc. in Mathematics and MSc in Physics. Check out the MSc options for the General All India categories from the tables below:

For the General AI category:

Considering the IIT Guwahati JAM cutoff 2025 for the Round 4 seat allotment, an IIT JAM rank of 300 is commendable, but it depends on the branch and category whether you will get admission to IIT Guwahati or not. For the candidates belonging to the General AI quota, a 300 rank would not fetch any course as the General All India category cutoffs are ranging between 61 and 265, so, candidates need to score at least 265 rank to secure any seat at IIT Guwahati. Check out the Round 4 seat allotment for the General All India category from the tables below:

Candidates can get admission to the IISER Pune MSc course without IIT JAM scores. However, it completely depends on the specialisation candidates have selected. Candidates can get admission into MSc in Mathematics and MSc in Physics (Quantum Technology) without IIT JAM scores. For MSc Physics, candidates with relevant scores in the GATE exam with subject codes PH, EE, EC, IN, MA, ST, CS, and DA can also apply, and for MSc Mathematics, the institute accepts its in-house-entrance test. 

Yes, candidates belonging to the General AI quota with a cutoff rank of 500 can get an admission to MSc courses at IIT Tirupati. However, please note that the cutoff ranks vary for different rounds, specialisations, and categories. Therefore, admission will be granted to only those MSc specialisations whose Round 1 closing rank is above 500. Tabulated below are the IIT JAM first round closing ranks for the General AI category students: 

IIT Mandi MSc cutoff 2025 has been released for admission to different spcialisations. The cutoff was released as opening and closing ranks for different categories of students belonging to the AI quota. During the IIT Mandi JAM cutoff 2025, the first round closing ranks varied between 326 and 522 for General AI category students. Of all the MSc specialsiations, the most competitive was MSc in Applied Mathematics. For the rest of the other MSc specialisations, the IIT JAM first round closing ranks are tabulated below for the General AI quota:

The IIT Patna cutoff 2024 has been released for All India category candidates. The cutoff has been pubished for the candidates belonging to All India qutoas for the categories including General, OBC, SC, ST, PWD, and EWS. Considering the IIT Patna JAM cutoff 2025, for the PWD AI category, the M.Sc. in Mathematics cutoff stood at 5512. It was the only course for which the cutoff has been released in 2025 under PWD category Similarly, for the EWS AI quota, the MSc cutoff stood between 579 and 913. Among the EWS AI category candidates, the most demanded course was M.Sc. in Chemistry.