Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi All Questions

hi,

see in official website there is no particular syllabus available, so question will be based on your graduation course syllabus. so I suggest you to revise your ug botany or life science related topics. you may follow the msc botany entrance mcq books which I have mentioned below,

Botany - A Complete Guide: M.Sc. Entrance Examination

by Dr. Anita Singh , Q.J. Hussain .

M.Sc. Entrance Examination Botany by dr nidhi puri

Hi!

You can check the previous year sample papers or previous entrance exam questions with solution on the official website or the link given below :

https://www.jmientrance.com/

You can download the papers with the solutions. Also, you can check the updated information about the exam.

Thank you.

Hello Aspirant,

M.Sc Botany is two years Four semesters full-time master degree course offered by the School of Chemical and Life Sciences at the Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi. The basic eligibility criteria for admission is minimum 50% marks in Bsc or any other equivalent exam. Selection for Msc programs will be based on the merit in the qualifying examination. Qualifying exam will mean average of three years marks of B.Sc. programme. In the case where the final year exam result is not out, the average of last two years marks will be counted for provisional selection of candidates.

Good Luck

Jamia Hamdard  Institute of Medical Sciences is a Deemed University. And even if you have filled in the NEET application form, you should still fill their individual application form only if you want to take admission in their college. The admission is through All India Counselling and the left over seats are field through Stray vacancy round. Use our MBBS companion for any help in Counselling and admission: : https://dqxeclau.top/mbbs-companion

Hii Chetram,

Yes, you can. For taking admissions in Jamia Hamdard you'll have to sit for a counselling session where they'll assess your profile and then if you are eligible for admissions to that particular course you'll be issued a an offer and after paying the fees in full you'll be a student at Jamia Hamdard. You can reach out to us for more information regarding admissions/entrance tests/any other query.

Hope it helps.

Thanks.

Hello,

Jamia Hamdard is an institute of higher education deemed to be university located in New Delhi, India. It is a government-funded university.

Eligibility - Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline with minimum 50% aggregate marks

It is quite difficult to predict the actual score to get Admission

All the candidates, desirous of admission to the MBA program shall apply to Jamia Hamdard on its prescribed Admission Form and include the MAT scorecard along with the Form. Admission to the MBA program are made on the basis of the merit determined by the score of tests like CMAT/MAT. Short-listed candidates will be called for GD and interview at its campus in New Delhi. Dates of GD/interview will be communicated to the short-listed candidates and also on the University website

You can read more about Jamia Hamdard by clicking at this link - https://dqxeclau.top/university/jamia-hamdard-new-delhi

Hope this was helpful.

Hello! Hope you are doing good

Jamia Hamdard is a well known college for food technology. After the counselling session, the ones who are shortlisted are given the admission.

All the best

Hi,

Well for your better understanding, I am attaching a link below where you will get all the information regarding cut offs and seats available in Jamia Hamdard and that too for all the categories.

Just follow the link

https://www.google.com/amp/s/dqxeclau.top/question-cutoff-for-jamia-hamdard-mbbs-2018/amp

I hope my answer helps.

All the best.

Hi Diksha,

The eligibility criteria to get into B.B.A. program is an aggregate of 50% in 10+2 from a recognised board of education. So yes you are eligible to apply for it without having maths as a subject.

Refer this link:

http://jamiahamdard.edu/uploaded_files/Prospectus_2019.pdf

Eligibility information at : Page 81

Hi,

Well I would like to tell you that the marks that you have scored seems low and that is why your rank is high and even high in category wise. I don't think that you have good chances of getting a government medical college through aiq or through state quota either. The category rank may also not save you. Try opting for some private college that have moderate cut offs.

I hope my answer helps.

All the best.