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jyoti goel
6 years ago
Yes, you can because it is equivalent.

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6 years ago
No. JEE is not compulsory for admission into SRM. You need to write SRMJEE to be eligible for admission.

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pradeep kumar
6 years ago
Yes, you can get it. As per the year 2019-20, DU cutoff (5th list), the closing cutoff in B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics in your category was 83.5. Hence you have chances here.

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6 years ago
Please check prospectus for this course. Prospectus is available at Jamia website.

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amish jain
6 years ago
Hello Tejas,
It is the question for which only you can answer for. It depends on your interest that in which you have more interest. As you have completed the B.Sc. Degree, it would be better to go for the M.Sc. Degree as it will be of your subject.
If you have more interest in computer, coding or de

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BHAWNA BHOJWANI
6 years ago
Hy Gayatri,
It's important to understand that job in HR roles are not easy to get. If you want to work in HR than you should have work experience or atleast have Masters degree in HR specialisation. Either try to get work experience or try to secure Masters degree in HR specialisation.
All the best!

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Ishaani Malhotra
6 years ago
Hello,
Here is the preparation strategy for IIT JAM Mathematics. Mark the topics you know well. Cover them first. Solve relevant questions. Proceed to the topics you have studied earlier but require practice. Now look for the topics which are difficult & scoring ones. Through the entire preparation f

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