As a non-science student,can i give JEE to be eligible for IIM Mumbai's program?
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trust me, even if we can, it's useless. Waste of time and money, imo.
Why do u think so?
It's a BSDS degree. It involves ML, IOT and other technical stuff. We, non science students will definitely suffer throughout the cirucullum.
It's very expensive for a BSDS course. (From a management college)
It's JEE. I don't think so, IPMAT students will be able to get a decent JEE score.
Please note that I'm also an aspirant like you and this is only my opinion. If you are really willing to give JEE, please go ahead
Bhai ML IOT me physics chemistry thodi use hoti hai maths to hamne bhi padhi hai Science walo jaisi
Bhai Mai toh management college se manegement course expect karta hu. IPMAT bhi management ke liye hi padh Raha hu tho technology thodi dunga
I personally think that ai has disrupted the market! And as per my knowledge, we need to integrate ml in our learnings! Even iits and iims are changing their curriculum. Right now, if you check iimi ka curriculum, you would definitely find some programming related stuff, and I am pretty sure they would bring more; iim Kozhikode k director ne kha aaj hi ki they are looking forward to bring some ug programme related stuff in ai and ml (research driven programmes);
Rn what I think is hmne commerce choose kiya h for the traditional management learnings, but we need to integrate all these things whether in the form of certifications or degrees, so if management focused degree which integrates ml and mi, would love to enrol! But, I am definitely not applying for any of the courses which focuses on 1 core subject of matter! That means even if we get eligible for iim mumbai wala program, meh apply nhi krunga!
100% agreed. Ai, ML and Management should go hand in hand in management colleges. Focusing on just AI or DS is just weird from management colleges. IITs exist for a reason. IITM offers iMBA but it's purely based on science. IITs are doing their job perfectly and here we have to deal with this crap just because management colleges want to make some money out of desperate aspirants.
makes sense,alright thanks for sharing
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They obviously would select on the basis of percentile.
Even if you take JEE exam, you'll might be able to solve some of the maths questions (out of 75 questions) and getting 20-25 marks out of 300 will land you at a percentile not more than 30-40 and you will end up wasting your time, money and getting nothing in return.
ah okayy, i thought if we manage to solve most of the maths questions of jee, we could have a percentile of atleast over 80, and i don't think cutoff would be like 95 or something so it would be worth a shot
Nope, yoy won't get that much percentile by just attempting maths section.
alright thanks