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Manisha Kumari

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Candidates seeking admission in MSc Biotechnology courses offered at IITs should consider taking IIT JAM 2026. One of the most sought after courses, Biotechnology, is an extremely technical field and it requires aspirants to be thorough with all the topics at hand. 

IIT JAM exam pattern for Biotechnology course admissions is such that aspirants need to attempt Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs), Multiple Select Questions (MSQs) and Numerical Answer Type (NAT) questions.

The weightage of questions asked in the IIT JAM Biotechnology paper is as mentioned below:

Subject

Weightage (In percent)

Biology

44

Chemistry

20

Mathematics

18

Physics

18

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Manashjyoti Hazarika

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The CEED 2026 exam will be conducted on January 18, 2026. So, the candidate has a little more than 6 months to prepare for the exam. You will ideally need 6 months to prepare for the exam. That being said, if your fundamentals are strong, you can cover the syllabus in less time. To start your preparation, go through the revised syllabus and pattern, and draft a plan. 

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deepika maurya

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If the candidates have passed or appeared in the 10+2 board exam, then they can refer to the textbooks of Physics Chemistry and Mathematics for the All India Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Examination preparation as well. For the General Awareness section, one can refer to General Knowledge books like Manorama Year Book for static General Knowledge and read the newspapers regularly for Current Affairs. For English regular practice of grammar and vocabulary would come in handy. NCERT Physics 11th and 12th class (PART 1)
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roma raja bcom student

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You have to start your preparation from the lowest level. By solving questions more and more. You can do it after class 10th. You have to read English newspapers daily and solve quizzes.

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