I have a doubt regarding my eligibility for the IIT JAM exam as I haven't done 11th and 12th before my graduation.

I have done a Diploma in Electrical Engineering after 10th standard and currently pursuing B.Tech in the same domain and was having Math subject for two years during B.Tech. So, I wanted to know that am I eligible for the IIT JAM exam if I haven't done 11th and 12th.

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Devyani Solanki | Contributor-Level 10

4 years ago

Many IITs demand that a candidate should have a minimum 10+2+3 qualification for getting admission through the IIT JAM exam. But still one can contact the IIT JAM organizing institute. Go onto the official IIT JAM organizing institute website then you will find their contact number and e-mail IDs th

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Swapnil | Beginner-Level 1

4 years ago

Thank you for response.

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