Welcome to the Geology JAM 2025 Preparation Hub!

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About This Blog

    Welcome, future geologists! This blog is dedicated to helping you excel in the Joint Admission Test for Masters (JAM) in Geology. Here, you’ll find valuable resources to guide you through your preparation journey.

Understanding JAM Geology

    The JAM Geology exam is your gateway to prestigious postgraduate programs in geology at top institutes like IITs. Let’s dive into the essentials:

Exam Pattern 

    The JAM Geology exam consists of multiple-choice questions (MCQs), multiple-select questions (MSQs), and numerical answer type (NAT) questions. 


Here you can find the video Lectures that covers headings from JAM GG syllabus.

Here you can find the step by step answers for previous year JAM GG questions. 
Here you can find the previous year JAM GG questions for practice.



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