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Hello.
as the entrance exam for M Phil at jawaharlal Nehru University is a Computer based exam so definitely it will be multiple choice question because it will be quite difficult to write answers on the computer system if it is subjective, so it is objective type of exam the total time allotted to you will be 3 hour.
Best of luck.

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, JNU offers MA in Geography. Applicant interested for getting into the course needs to appear for an entrance exam conducted by JNU. M.A (Geography) entrance exam has 4 units. Geomorphology, Climatology, Oceanography, and Biogeography are the main topics covered under Unit I. Unit II covers topics like Human Geography, Regional Geography, and Physical Geography of India. Unit III mainly comprises of questions on Cartography where as Unit IV covers questions on Statistical Methods. In total there are 100 questions.

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Hello aspirat

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Hi Nandini,

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Hello Aspirant!

The different subjects courses offered under M.Sc in Physics at JNU are:

Name of Subject	Topics	Description
Mathematical Methods	Functions of a complex variable, Linear Differential Equations & Special Functions, Partial Differential Equations and Green Function Method, Elements of Group Theory, Integral Equations, Fourier and Laplace transforms, Green’s functions for ordinary and partial differential equations of mathematical physics, Tensor analysis	This is a course on the mathematical methods in Physics
Classical Mechanics	Newtonian mechanics and its limitations, Central force, Principle of least action, Canonical Transformations, Small Oscillations	This course is on basic principles of mechanics
Quantum Mechanics	Mathematical tools, Fundamental Concepts of Quantum Mechanics, Angular Momentum, Identical Particles, Symmetries, Approximation methods, Scattering theory, The Klein Gordon equation, The Dirac equation, Covariant form of the Dirac equation, Conjugate Dirac spinor and its Lorentz transformation, Boosting the wave function from the rest frame, Dirac’s hole theory and charge conjugation, Foldy- Wuthuysen transformations, The Hydrogen atom	This course is to impart knowledge on basic principles of quantum mechanics
Electronics	Semiconductor Devices, Feedback Principle, Microwave Electronics, Passive Networks, High-Frequency Transmission Line, Active Circuits, Op-Amp Circuits, Voltage Regulators, Elements of Communication Electronics, Digital Circuits	This course is about the study of electronics in physics
Solid State Physics	Crystalline and amorphous solids, X-ray diffraction by crystals, Types of bonding, Vibrations of one-dimensional monatomic and diatomic lattices, Magnetic properties of solids, Quantized free electron theory, Intrinsic and extrinsic semiconductors, Energy bands in solids	This course is based on principles in solid state physics
Atomic Spectroscopy	General discussion in Hydrogen spectra, Spectra of divalent atoms, a Hyperfine structure in spectra of monovalent atoms, Lasers in Spectroscopy, Superconductivity	The importance and use of atomic spectroscopy is the focus of this course
Nuclear Physics	General properties of nuclei, Two-nucleon problem and nuclear forces, Nuclear models, Particle accelerators, Beta and Gamma decay, the Energy loss of charged particles, Reactor Physics, High energy physics	This course is about the principles of Nuclear Physics
Relativity and Cosmology	Review of the special theory of relativity, Review of tensor calculus, Einstein’s field equations, Applications of general relativity, Gravitational Collapse and Black Holes, Cosmology	This course studies the relationship and the interaction of relativity and cosmology in Physics
Classical Electrodynamics	Scattering, Magneto hydrodynamic (MHD) equations, Orbit theory of drift motions in a plasma, Propagation of EM waves through the plasma, Multiple radiations	This course is about the principles of electrodynamics
Advanced Optics	Basic Laser Theory, Basic Laser Systems, Laser Beam Propagation, Nonlinear Optics, Holography, Transient effect, Fibre optics, Detection of optical radiation	Here, the fundamentals of optics and optic theory is the base of the course
Statistical Mechanics	Scope and aim of statistical mechanics., Stationary ensembles, Density matrix, Distribution functions, Ideal quantum systems, Strongly interacting systems, Phase transition, Fluctuations	This course is on primary principles of mechanics
Group Theory	Abstract group theory, Representation theory, Continuous group, Application in Physics	This course is about the importance of group theory in physics
Molecular Spectroscopy	Born-Oppenheimer approximation and separation of electronic and nuclear motions in Molecules, Microwave and far infrared spectroscopy, Infrared spectra, Raman spectroscopy, Vibrational spectra of polyatomic molecules, Electronic spectra of diatomic molecules, Hydrogen molecule ion and molecular orbital, Basic aspects of photophysical processes, Application of group theory to spectroscopy	This course focuses on study on molecules.
Astrophysics	Stellar Structure and Evolution, Nuclear Astrophysics, Stellar Objects & Stellar Explosions, Gravitational Collapse and Relativistic Astrophysics, Accretion disks	This is a course on the study of planetary movements, gravity etc.

For more information you can also check out this link : https://dqxeclau.top/university/jawaharlal-nehru-university-new-delhi/msc-physics-course

hope this was helpful!

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Hi Shubham,

Yes you can opt for direct Ph.D program in JNU. Refer this link: https://www.jnu.ac.in/csmch-direct-phd . It directs you to appear for JUNEE. You need to apply online. For more information regarding fees, application form you can refer this link:

https://jnuexams.nta.nic.in/Webinfo/Handler/FileHandler.ashx?i=File&ii=292&iii=Y

Hello,

Yes, JNU conducts entrance exam for B.A in foreign language. The test is conducted in English language and is a CBT(computer based test) which is in online mode. The 10 different languages offered by JNU for B.A in foreign languages are divided into 3 clusters

1 : French, German, Spanish, Russian
2 : Japanese, Korean, Chinese
3 : Persian, Arabic, Pashto

Candidates may opt for three languages from two clusters or three languages from within the same group. The entrance test for this program is a standard test that will be carried along with the B.A entrance test for 3 Clusters mentioned above.

The syllabus would cover Questions concerning general knowledge, artificial language, general English, and language aptitude.

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Hello,

The eligibility criteria for MSC mathematics is as follows:

1. Bachelor's degree in mathematics under scheme of 10+2+3 system with at least 55% marks in aggregate is required. Or BE or Btech degree in any engineering discipline with a CGPA of around 6 out of 10 or equivalent percentage or marks is allowed.

As, you do not meet the criteria I am afraid you might not get the Admission. Still, confirming it with college is beneficial.

Hello,

The eligibility criteria for MA economics specifies that:

• For admissions in M.A Economics program, candidates must have a Bachelor Degree in any discipline securing at least 50 per cent marks aggregate, with knowledge of Mathematics at 10+2 level.

Therefore, as per the information specified by you, you can apply for MA economics if you had mathematics in 10+2.

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