SRMCEM Admission 2024: Eligibility, Exams, Application Process

Direct admission is not available for any courses at the Shri Ramswaroop Memorial College of Engineering and Management (SRMCEM), Lucknow. Entrance exams are the basis for admission to all programs. An outline of the admissions procedure is provided below: Exams for admission: The Uttar Pradesh State Entrance Exam (UPSEE) is taken into account for admission to the B.Tech, M.Tech, BCA, and MCA programs. - The Lucknow University Management Aptitude Test (LUMAT) scores are taken into account for BBA and MBA programs. Application Procedure: - Generally, the application procedure takes place offline. To obtain an application form, fill it out, attach the necessary paperwork, pay the application fee, and turn it in at the admission office, prospective students must visit the college.

Options Other Than Entrance Exams: - Although direct admission is not available, there are still ways to be admitted to SRMCEM, including:
- Management Quota: Higher fees are usually associated with reserved seats for admission under management quota.
- Sports Quota: Athletes who excel in sports are eligible for admission under the sports quota.
- NRI Quota: Seats reserved for persons of Indian origin (PIOs) and non-resident Indians (NRIs), subject to eligibility requirements and specific requirements.

To obtain up-to-date details and updates regarding the admissions process, such as deadlines and quota availability, one should visit the official SRMCEM website or get in touch with the college admissions office. They are able to offer precise and current information about the admissions process.

The Admissions at SRMCEM Lucknow are entrance-based only.UPSEE is the exam conducted to shortlist the students for direct counseling. And also aptitude test LUMAT is also considered. But though all the colleges accept candidates with high merit. But it is better to write exams like MAT, CAT, TANCET etc. for easy chances of getting admitted in the college.

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The SRMCEM Lucknow MBA program can accommodate 120 students.

Motives behind the particular seat intake:

1. Faculty-student ratio: It's critical to keep a balanced faculty-to student ratio in order to guarantee that every student receives enough attention and a high-quality education. A defined intake aids in allocating sufficient faculty resources for efficient instruction.

2. Infrastructure and resources: A limited number of students can be comfortably seated in the college's classrooms and libraries. The college guarantees that there are sufficient resources available for every student to learn effectively by restricting the number of admissions.

3. Placement opportunities: The college takes industry contacts and its placement network into account when selecting the intake. A controlled enrollment aids the college in setting up internships and effectively connecting students with employers.

4. Demand and competition: The program's demand as well as the degree of applicant competition may have an impact on the intake. The college makes sure that all students have fair competition and a supportive learning environment by balancing admissions with available resources.

The MBA selection procedure at SRMCEM Lucknow:

Step 1: Qualifications: Academic Requirement: Applicants must have earned a minimum of 50% of their points toward a bachelor's degree from an accredited university.

 Exam required for admission: Candidates must pass the Lucknow University Management Aptitude Test (LUMAT) with a score that is competitive.

Step 2: Making a shortlist The LUMAT scores of the candidates are used to create a shortlist. Every year, the precise cut-off score for the shortlist is determined by a variety of factors, including the volume of applications received and the exam's overall difficulty.

Step 3: Discussion in Groups (GD): Those who have made the short list are invited to take part in a group discussion (GD). During this phase, candidates' critical thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, and communication skills are assessed.

Step 4: Personal Interview (PI):
Successful candidates advance to the Personal Interview (PI) round after the group discussion.
The PI evaluates applicants' overall personality, academic background, work experience (if any), and motivation for seeking an MBA.

Step 5: Final Selection:
A composite score that takes into account the LUMAT score (with different weights), the performance in the GD, and the performance in the PI determines the final choice.

Further Details:

As announcements and updates regarding the MBA admissions process are made, candidates should visit the official SRMCEM website frequently.
Inquiries or additional clarification can be obtained directly from the SRMCEM admission office by candidates.