Can I get admission in any college for pursuing M.Sc in physics, I scored 60 percent marks in my B.Sc?

Will I face any problem during my admission interview if I qualify IIT-JAM as I have low marks in B.Sc?

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Asked by Divya Arora

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Ayushi Mittal | Contributor-Level 8

7 years ago

That really won't matter the main thing that you have to take care is JAM exam. Appear it properly and seriously so that you can score high enough, try to be within 50s so that you will enter into the best colleges of India, more importantly many options will be open for you. Best wishes dear. All t

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Ridhima Bansal | Guide-Level 13

7 years ago

Hi Divya, You won't face any problem as you fulfill all the eligibility criteria for appearing for JAM. But, you have to score high in the exam if you really wish to get admission in M.Sc. Physics. Good luck.

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