Jammu

In the BTech programme of GIT Jaipur, 2 seats per branch or maximum of 10 seats are reserved for the candidates who belong to Jammu & Kashmir. In order of avail a seat under this quota, a candidate must pass Class 12 from Jammu & Kashmir Board or CBSE-J&K. The annual combined income of the parents of such a candidate should be less than INR 6 Lacs per annum from all the sources.

Yes, you can apply for admission to the Integrated Programme in Management (IPM) at IIM Jammu using your JIPMAT scores. IIM Bodh Gaya also accepts JIPMAT scores for their IPM programme admission.

No, the IIM Jammu Handbook explicitly states that a student must not be availing any other scholarship, financial assistance, or support from any other sources to be eligible. 

Yes, the number is capped. The upper limit for scholarship awardees in any given year can't go beyond 10% of the total batch strength. It prioritises students with the highest financial need and the strongest academic records.

IIM Jammu MBA programme includes 64.5 core credits in the 1st year, a 3-credit Summer Internship (8-10 weeks), and 48 elective credits in the 2nd year. It is divided into six terms (3 per year), totalling 115.5 credits.

Yes it is possible! Students are permitted to "Audit" up to 3 courses in their 2nd year by paying an additional charge. They can also take Courses of Independent Study or Dissertation Projects with faculty and gain specialised knowledge as per interest. 

Apart from the mandatory 8-10 week Summer Internship Project, students can engage in national and international live projects. A merit-based Student Exchange Program with partner colleges is also available for those looking for international exposure.

In the second year, students choose 48 credits worth of electives, typically 16 courses (if each is 3 credits). Areas include Finance, Marketing, OB & HRM, IT Systems & Analytics, Operations, Economics, and Strategy. Students can also opt for Courses of Independent Study (CIS) or Dissertation Projects with faculty instead of regular electives. 

Every student is required to complete a mandatory non-credit course on "Happiness" in their first year. Additionally, they must complete a week-long "Bharat Immersion Programme" internship as part of the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) course requirements to understand rural or social realities.

General category candidates must obtain at least the 50 percentile in each of the three exam sections of JIPMAT exam to be eligible for IPM admissions at IIM Jammu.