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September 10th, 2016, 02:37 PM
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JAM Exam Preparation
Can you provide me some good tips for preparation of JAM IIT (Joint Admission Test Indian Institute of Technology) Entrance Exam for admission in M Sc?
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September 10th, 2016, 03:19 PM
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Re: JAM Exam Preparation
Some good tips for preparation of JAM IIT (Joint Admission Test Indian Institute of Technology) Entrance Exam for admission in M Sc are as follows: Start preparing well in advance Make a proper Time Table Join Coaching Institute Getting acquainted with syllabus Follow Syllabus Refer to past question papers Take mock exams Refer to IIT JAM books Prepare Short Notes Study for 12 Hours daily Last minute preparation tips: • Try and solve as many past year question papers as you can. It will give you an insight into the kind of questions which are generally asked. • Solve mock test papers available online as it will help you strategies your time management techniques. • Try referring to IIT JAM books by various authors. • Make short memory cards to help in last minute revision. • Devote more time towards revising topics which have more weightage in comparison to others. • Do not start a new topic at the last minute! Instead revise the topics you have already completed. • Most importantly keep your calm and don't panic. Exam pattern: JAM IIT JAM IIT question papers are descriptive or objective in nature based on the subjects one chooses. IIT JAM comprises eight subjects: • Mathematical Statistics • Mathematics • Chemistry • Geophysics • Geology • Physics • Biotechnology • Computer Applications The descriptive papers are divided into two parts Part I and Part II Part I comprises 60 percent marks and contains one-mark and two-mark multiple choice questions. A negative marking of 1/3rd is applicable for wrong answer of one mark each and a negative marking of 2/3rd is applicable for a wrong answer of two marks each. Part II comprises of 40 percent marks and is subjective in nature. There is no negative marking in this section. Some Useful Books Mathematical Methods In The Physical Sciences: Mary L Boas An Introduction to Mechanics: Kleppner and Kolenkow Waves and Oscillations: N.K. Bajaj Introduction to Electrodynamics: David J. Griffiths Quantum Physics: H.C. Verma Solid State Physics: S.O. Pillai |