IIT JAM Mathematical Statistics Previous Years Score Limits; Examine JAM MS Prior Years Qualifying Scores Patterns
The Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IITB) has announced the notification for the IIT Joint Admission Test for Masters (JAM) 2026, a competitive exam for postgraduate programmes across multiple disciplines. Over the years, the IIT JAM cutoff has shown fluctuations, making it essential for candidates to prepare diligently and stay updated on the exam's difficulty level.
In 2023, the IIT JAM Mathematical Statistics (MS) cutoff for the General category was 14.61, OBC-NCL/EWS was 13.15, SC/ST/PWD was 11.53. The qualifying cutoff for SC/ST/PwD categories is significantly lower, usually around 50% of the General category cutoff, while the qualifying cutoff for the OBC-NCL category has historically been approximately 10% lower than the General category cutoff.
However, the IIT JAM MS 2025 cutoff for the General category saw a drastic drop, falling to an all-time low of 8.75 from 23.02 in 2024, possibly due to factors such as exam difficulty and candidate performance. The number of test-takers and the overall performance of candidates also impact the cut-off marks, with a high number of candidates leading to increased competition and potentially higher cut-off marks, and high candidate performance resulting in higher cut-off marks.
Understanding the trends in the IIT JAM MS cutoff can help candidates get a sense of what to aim for during their preparation. Scoring well above the cutoff improves your chances of getting into top institutes. After the announcement of JAM results, candidates must apply online to their preferred programmes in all participating institutes.
The difficulty level of the exam is a crucial factor that determines the cut-off marks, with lower difficulty levels resulting in higher cut-off marks. The number of seats available is inversely proportional to the cut-off mark, meaning a smaller number of vacancies leads to a higher cut-off and vice versa.
The IIT JAM MS 2021 Cutoff for the General category was 22.08, OBC-NCL/EWS was 22.22, SC/ST/PWD was 19.87. The IIT JAM MS 2022 Cutoff for the General category was 16.39, OBC-NCL/EWS was 14.75, SC/ST/PWD was 8.2. The IIT JAM cutoff in 2025 showed high fluctuation compared to previous years, possibly due to the factors mentioned above.
In conclusion, the IIT JAM MS cutoff trends have shown fluctuations over the past few years, making it important for candidates to prepare diligently and stay updated on the exam's difficulty level. Understanding the trends can help candidates get a sense of what to aim for during their preparation, and scoring well above the cutoff improves their chances of getting into top institutes.
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