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What is the mode of application for MSc at MNIT Jaipur?

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Bhumika Khandelwal | Contributor-Level 10

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Candidates seeking admission to MSc at NIT Jaipur need to apply for IIT-JAM, followed by CCMN for admission. The application process for IIT JAM is carried out in online mode (jam.iitg.ac.in). In order to submit the application successfully, aspirants shall pay the application fee, which is INR 1,8

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