Category-wise cutoff marks for IIT JAM Chemistry exam

The IIT JAM (Joint Admission Test for M.Sc.) is a national-level entrance exam conducted for admission to various postgraduate programs in science at the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and other institutes. The cutoff marks for the Chemistry category in the IIT JAM exam vary each year and depend on several factors such as the difficulty level of the exam, the number of applicants, and the number of available seats. Here is a detailed explanation of the category-wise cutoff marks for the IIT JAM Chemistry exam:

General Category:
- The cutoff marks for the General category are usually the highest among all categories.
- The cutoff marks for the General category in the IIT JAM Chemistry exam can range from 30-40 marks out of 100.
- Applicants belonging to the General category need to score above the cutoff marks to have a better chance of securing admission to their desired course and institute.

OBC-NCL Category:
- The cutoff marks for the OBC-NCL (Other Backward Classes - Non-Creamy Layer) category are slightly lower compared to the General category.
- The cutoff marks for the OBC-NCL category in the IIT JAM Chemistry exam can range from 25-35 marks out of 100.
- Applicants belonging to the OBC-NCL category need to score above the cutoff marks to be considered for admission.

SC/ST Category:
- The cutoff marks for the SC (Scheduled Caste) and ST (Scheduled Tribe) categories are usually lower compared to the General and OBC-NCL categories.
- The cutoff marks for the SC/ST category in the IIT JAM Chemistry exam can range from 20-30 marks out of 100.
- Applicants belonging to the SC/ST category need to score above the cutoff marks to be eligible for admission.

PwD Category:
- The cutoff marks for the PwD (Persons with Disabilities) category may vary and can be slightly lower than the cutoff marks for the General category.
- The cutoff marks for the PwD category in the IIT JAM Chemistry exam can range from 20-30 marks out of 100.
- Applicants belonging to the PwD category need to score above the cutoff marks to have a chance of securing admission.

It is important to note that the cutoff marks mentioned above are approximate values based on previous year trends and can vary each year. Applicants must aim to score as high as possible to increase their chances of admission to their desired course and institute.