How can I prepare for IIT JAM in chemistry?

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ravi mahawar
7 years ago
As more and more aspirants are getting familiarized with the IIT JAM Exam, the competition level has become more difficult. It is important to prepare yourself for this exam with planned and effective manner like IIT JAM Chemistry Ranker 1 Amardeep Kumar prepared himself. Before starting preparation

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Ashish Kumar
7 years ago
Hi, This exam is one of the most reputed and is conducted on an all India basis. Cracking the exam is tough couple to this fact number of seats is also limited. The only strategy that you should adopt is HARD WORK. But this strategy would have been a key to success if we were in 1990s. These days ju

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Gradually 8 hours of strict study is enough for IIT JAM preparation. However, every student has their own way of studying. Some may find 8 hours of study more than enough, while it may be less for a few students. Every student know their learning pace. Therefore, be honest and plan your preparation

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