Science

Dear Zaid,
Don't be confused, there is sufficient time in your hands. So, first come down or meditate a few minutes. First, you need to make a time table to study at home. All subjects must be included in the schedule. The subject in which you are comparatively weak must be included everyday time table. When you study, let your mind concentrate on studies, don't let your mind get diverted. In the beginning, it will be difficult, but slowly you will be able to control your mind. You can continue your studies until and unless you feel bored. When you feel bored take a break and have a bite of a chocolate or a refreshing drink. If possible, minimise the use of electronic gazette such as mobile, tabs, computer, etc., but you can listen to the soft music to refresh your mind. Judiciously use your time and systematically start your study, You can notice the change after one month, not in one day. Now, let's discuss your school learning. When your teachers make you learn something, you must make it clear so that while revising the same at home, you must not have any doubt. Still, if you have doubts, you must clear it in the class or meet your teacher individually the very next day. You must not wait for next class because you may forget your doubts for the next class if the subject's turn is scheduled to come after two or three days. You can take help from your friends also. Peer group learning helps students a lot. So, think positive and go ahead. Success is at your door, you only need to open it. Hard work never goes in vain. Best of luck for your exam and wish you a successful life ahead.

Dear Anjali Prasad, surely the science students can apply for the course. Integrated M.A. in Development Studies at IITM is an experiential learning based program. It has been designed in order to provide conceptual learning and knowledge based skills to students. Course pedagogy is designed uniquely in which students will be provided rigorous training. This 5 year integrated program helps designing a bright career in the field.
The students for the integrated masters program at IIT-M are selected through the Humanities and Social Sciences Entrance Examination (HSEE) conducted by IIT, Madras every year in the month of May. The exam is highly competitive and only about 2 percent of the candidates taking the exam are finally selected for the course.
To be eligible for admission, the student should have scored 60% (5% relaxation for SC/ST/PD) marks in aggregate in board examination and JEE(Main) & JEE (Advanced).
For further details kindly visit the below mentioned URL: http://hsee.iitm.ac.in/elig_crit.php.
I hope this would suffice. All the best and God bless you.