I have computer Science and statistics as generic subjects of my mathematics honors course. Can I be eligible for IIT JAM?
You must have a Bachelor's degree with mathematics as one of the disciplines for a minimum of two years/four semesters in order to be eligible for the IIT JAM (Joint Admission Test for M.Sc.). The precise course structure and length of the mathematics component will determine a student's eligibility
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Yes, you can be eligible for IIT JAM with Computer Science and Statistics as generic subjects of your Mathematics Honors course. The eligibility criteria for IIT JAM has been relaxed for all candidates. The authority has removed the criteria of minimum marks required in the UG programs to become eli
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