Where can I find good coaching centers for an MSc in IIT Physics?

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The discussion centers around seeking recommendations for coaching centers to prepare for the IIT MSc Physics entrance exam (JAM). The user specifically mentions being from Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh, indicating a need for localized suggestions. There is an emphasis on the importance of knowing the user's location to provide relevant coaching center recommendations. The conversation highlights the need for targeted advice based on geographic context.
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i want to do msc in IIT (Physics) please let me know any good coaching centres

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hey how can i suggest u without knowin where u come from
 
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i want to do msc in IIT (Physics)through JAM
please let me know any good coaching centres
i am from vijaywada (andhra pradesh)
 
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hey how can i suggest u without knowin where u come from
hai

thanq for you reply
 

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