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Kadamb Sachdeva
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Hello, Yes, you should have maths in your 12th class to appear in IIT JAM Biotechnology exam.
To appear in JAM Exam, you should also satisfy all the other eligibility conditions. The eligibility criteria is based on three factors:
1. Nationality
2. Age Limit
3. Educational Qualification
So, you should satisfy all these eligibility factors if you want to appear in IIT JAM Exam. Best of luck!
To appear in JAM Exam, you should also satisfy all the other eligibility conditions. The eligibility criteria is based on three factors:
1. Nationality
2. Age Limit
3. Educational Qualification
So, you should satisfy all these eligibility factors if you want to appear in IIT JAM Exam. Best of luck!
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Jeetashree Doley
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Usually, a minimum of best of four 97.5%/97.8% is required. That's the minimum. Scoring a 98 or above would be on the safer side.
Maths is required as one of your subjects in +2, and you need to pass in it. However, it's usually not calculated in the best of four.
Maths is required as one of your subjects in +2, and you need to pass in it. However, it's usually not calculated in the best of four.
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Anshul Jain
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Yes, maths is important for B.Com (Accounting & finance) because it will help you in the long run & even for seeking admissions in MBA college, this will help you. Thank you.
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sawan kumar
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If maths is your favorite then after 12th, you might opt for one of the two options either you can do graduation in maths or choose to be an engineer with mathematical and instrumentation as your trade.
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Abhishek Tiwari
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Please elaborate your question on which form do you want to fill.
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Karishma DagarA flawed human,I guess.
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No. The answer is obviously a no. You'll have to start from the very starting.
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