Mangalore: Brunda A, a fifth-semester B.Sc student at University College Mangalore, has qualified for the Joint Admission Test for Masters (JAM) -2022, which is held for students interested in pursuing a Master's degree at prestigious Indian institutions such as IITs, NITs, and IISc.
Brunda obtained 221st place in Chemistry and 2175th place in Physics. She is the daughter of Ananthamurthy A N, a master technician at KIOCL, and Anupama Ananthamurthy, vice president of the University College Mangalore Parents- Teachers Association. Brunda aspires to get a Ph.D. in Chemistry or an M.Sc. in Organic Chemistry at IISc (Bengaluru).
“I started preparing since the first year itself. By second year I started actively collecting information and reading books recommended by the lecturers and from You Tube videos. It was around December that I did rigorous practice by taking online coaching. The most important part of JAM exam preparation is not making notes but practicing lots of questions. While concept understanding is foundation it's the practice that gives you confidence,” she said and added that ‘Swayam’ portal is also proved helpful in her success.
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