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Hello IIT JAM Aspirants!
Before appearing for JAM MS a candidate must ensure the eligibility for the examination. Also, keep yourself updated with the latest changes in the examination and other updates for IIT JAM it is important if you are aiming for IIT JAM 2021. I am sharing the data of seats in IIT JAM for statistics-
IIT Bombay
M.Sc programme
Applied Statistics and Informatics MS -37
M.Sc Ph.D. Dual Degree programme
Operations Research M.A. MS 12
IIT Kanpur
M.Sc programme
Statistics MS 59
IIT Bhubaneswar
Joint M.Sc. Ph.D. programme
Atmosphere and Ocean Sciences (CY, GG, M.A. MS PH)- 20.

If you are choosing B.Sc. Hons, then you should make clear that you r not interested in any type of campus placement. Back to your question, If u do graduation from here, you looks always be different from other graduate.

It all depends upon the cutoff for M.Sc. Mathematics in OBC category the expected cutoff of this year could be 22-26. So as per your marks you could be eligible for this course.

The short answer is maths. Some schools and colleges offer economics and this would be an advisable choice for aspiring economics students, while physics and maths are among the typical school subjects studied by economics students.

Physical education marks can be included in the best four subjects if it is a core subject. But if it is an optional subject then can't include in it. The answer is 'yes'. .

In most cases, getting a Master's degree in a new field is very possible, and while someone with a Bachelor's degree from another field may have to take a few courses to qualify for certain master's degree programs, the career shift can be done.

Hi, For B.Com you can apply without maths but for Hons. you must have maths. Also, every university/institute has its own criteria. BHU B.Com (Hons) you should have economics or maths or finance or commerce etc. So, in any good institute, you should have maths for B.Com (Hons).

You can take admission, but you should be able to study and understand program related stuff. Its not just a degree its an integrated program so effort and hard working is required.

Yes, you can take but you should be able to study discrete mathematics in your curriculum.

Hi,
It is mostly impossible to do Science without mathematics: it depends on various facts. First, Science and mathematics have the same etymological word: knowledge. Therefore, there is a thin link between those two fields. To be more specific, mathematics is part of Science.