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I m doing bsc electronics , I wants to do engineering after bsc ,so what type of test will be held to do. MSC with engineering

Bsc electronics from arya pg college panipat

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Asked by Parbhat sharma

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    ananya sharma student | Contributor-Level 8

    8 years ago
    You have completed your Bsc i suggest you to do Msc with IIT because it opens a great career path.For Msc from IIT you have to give a particular entrance exam i.e. IIT JAM .This exam is conducted in February every year .Final year students can give this exam.IIT JAM is one of the difficult exam.
    Rather than this for Msc there are another entrance exam i.e. TIFR.
    But firstly i will suggest you to do MSC rather than engineering sector.
    You can check last year IIT JAM Cut off here.
    https://scoop.eduncle.com/iit-jam-results/

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