SRMJEEE 2025: Registration (Open), Exam Dates (OUT), Eligibility, Syllabus, Model Questions, Mock Test, Pattern, Preparation Tips

SRMIST has announced SRMJEEE 2025 exam dates. The exam will be held in three phases - Phase 1 (April 22 to 27, 2025), Phase 2 (June 12 to 17, 2025) and Phase 3 (July 4 to 5, 2025). SRMJEEE exam 2025 will be held in an online remore proctored test mode. Candidates will be able to appear for the exam from the comfort of their homes.

The SRMJEEE application form 2025 is now available. It is open to candidates who have passed or are appearing in their Class 12 exams, as well as NRI/PIO/OCI candidates. Admission to SRM Institute of Science and Technology is based upon the SRMJEEE, a national-level entrance examination conducted online with remote proctoring. The exam will determine eligibility for BTech programs across SRMIST campuses in Chennai (Kattankulathur, Vadapalani, Ramapuram, Tiruchirappalli), Delhi NCR Campus in Ghaziabad (UP), SRM University - Sonepat, Haryana, and SRM University, Andhra Pradesh - Andhra Pradesh.

SRMJEEE application form 2025 has been released online. Candidates will have to submit the SRMJEEE application form online mode before the final date - Phase 1 (April 16, 2025), Phase 2 (June 6, 2025) and Phase 3 (June 30, 2025). The SRMJEEE application fees can be paid by net banking, credit card, debit card, or demand draft. The application process includes SRMJEEE registration and filling out the application form, uploading documents and paying the application fee.

No it is not compulsory to appear for all the phases of SRMJEEE. Candidates can appear for any 1 phase, any 2 or both the phases. SRMJEEE is a national-level online remote proctored admission test to BTech programmes offered by SRMIST campuses. 10+2 passed/appearing candidates can apply for SRMJEEE. Admission to SRMIST campuses and BTech courses is based only on SRMJEEE – All India Rank. For more detail, you may visit the Shiksha SRMJEEE exam page.

SRMJEEE is held in online proctored mode. This means candidates can take the exams from their homes and they do not have to visit any exam center for taking the exam. Proctored exams are timed exams that you take while proctoring software monitors your computer's desktop, webcam video and audio. In Proctored Online Exam, you will be under constant observation during the entire duration of the test via artificial intelligence tools and live monitoring by the proctors. Any suspected activity will lead to the immediate termination of exam. The AI tools will be able to detect any movement of face or eyeballs and highlight the same automatically. Thus, the candidate will be under constant vigilance of proctor through live feed to deter any suspicious activity of the candidate.

SRMJEEE mock test 2025 will be released a few days before the exam. SRMJEEE mock test is made available online on the official website. Candidates can attempt the SRMJEEE mock test to understand how the entrance examination will be held by the authorities. To access the mock test of SRMJEEE, the candidates will have to download the Safe Exam Browser. The login credentials available in the SRMJEEE admit card have to be used to access the mock test by the candidates. It is to be noted that the mock test will be invigilated/proctored by a remote proctor, who will be watching you throughout the test, via Web-Cam.

No, all you need to know is the Mouse Click for selecting your option and navigation or the SRMJEEE exam. You do not need to know any other operations. We recommend you to practice the mock test, the link for mock test is provided in SRMJEEE website.

The SRMJEEE syllabus is generally stable, with minor changes or updates. It's always recommended to refer to the official SRM Institute of Science and Technology website or the SRMJEEE information brochure for the most accurate and up-to-date syllabus. SRMJEEE syllabus is unchanged and is like previous year's syllabus only.

A score of 110 and above is considered to be a good score in SRMJEEE. However, aspirants muts keep in mind that the good score in SRMJEEE depends on various factors like difficulty level of the exam, number of candidates taking the exam, number of seats and so on.

Yes. SRMJEEE is mandatory for admission in SRMIST. However, to encourage and support students of exemplary talent, SRM Institute of Science and Technology (formerly known as SRM University) offers direct admission and scholarships to first rank students of all the central and state boards in India, top 10,000 rankers in IIT JEE, top rankers in each district of Tamil Nadu and exemplary sports persons at National and International level.

SRMJEEE has MCQ-type questions. The exam has no negative marking and each question in the exam carry 1 mark. The maths section of the exam will have 40 marks, Physics and Chemistry will carry 35 marks each, English will have 5 marks and the aptitude section will have 10 marks. The questions are based on the syllabus in Class 11th & Class 12th. The total duration of the exam is 2 hours 30 mins.

No. SRMJEEE is held in english language only. The questions are based on the syllabus in Class 11th & Class 12th. All the questions are of Multiple-Choice type and have four options as possible answers. Candidates can choose the most appropriate answer for each question. 1 mark is awarded for each correct answer and no negative marking for the wrong answer. The total duration of SRMJEEE is 2 hours 30 mins. The exam will be held as a remote proctored online exam.

Class 12 marks are also cosidered forSRM BTech admisison a candidate must have a minimum of 60% aggregate (3 subjects) in Physics (mandatory) , Mathematics (mandatory) and at least one of Chemistry / Biotechnology / Biology / Computer Science / Information Technology / Informatics Practices / Engineering Graphics / Botany and (or) Zoology as major subjects in regular subjects in regular stream from any board within India , CBSE , ISCE , Matriculation , IB or NIOS.

However, SRMJEEE scores are madatory for admission. A candidates scoring well in SRMJEEE but not satisfying the minimum marks requirement of class 12 will not be considered for admission.

To apply for SRMJEEE, applicant should have passed in Higher secondary examination (10, +2 pattern) or appearing in Higher Secondary examination in the current academic year. The candidaes must have a minimum of 60% aggregate (3 subjects) in Physics (mandatory) , Mathematics (mandatory) and at least one of Chemistry / Biotechnology / Biology / Computer Science / Information Technology / Informatics Practices / Engineering Graphics / Botany and (or) Zoology as major subjects in regular subjects in regular stream from any board within India , CBSE , ISCE , Matriculation , IB or NIOS.

Yes there is. Candidates should have attained the age of 16 years and 6 months on the 31st July of the calendar year in which the 12th Board examination is to be held.

Yes. Resident Indian or Non-Resident Indian (NRI), holder of PIO or OCI card issued by Government of India are eligible to apply for SRMJEEE.

Note that the SRMJEEE application form is available online only on the official website. The online application is for admission to B.Tech programmes offered in SRM IST Chennai (Kattankulathur, Vadapalani, Ramapuram, Tiruchirappalli and Delhi - NCR Campus - Ghaziabad (UP), SRM University - Sonepat, Haryana and SRM University, Andhra Pradesh - Andhra Pradesh. The exam Fee is INR 1200/ - for each phase and it is Non-Refundable.

No. The application form is available online on the official website only. The online application is for admission to B.Tech programmes offered in SRM IST Chennai (Kattankulathur, Vadapalani, Ramapuram, Tiruchirappalli and Delhi - NCR Campus - Ghaziabad (UP), SRM University - Sonepat, Haryana and SRM University, Andhra Pradesh - Andhra Pradesh. The exam fee is Rs.1400/ - for each phase and it is Non-Refundable. There would be 3 different phases of SRMJEEE conducted. If the candidate wishes to take the SRMJEEE exam more than once, he/she can fill the required application form with respect to each phase.

Email ID submitted at the time of SRMJEEE registration will be used for all correspondences until enrolment is completed. Change in Email ID will NOT be permitted under any circumstances. Other details can be changed later on. You can change the details, except for email id and phone number by calling or through e-mail. The application process includes SRMJEEE registration and filling out the application form, uploading documents and paying the application fee.

Yes, you can change it later by calling or through e-mail. Also, during counselling, they will ask you your preference of course and campus even if you hadn't entered it. The application process includes SRMJEEE registration and filling out the application form, uploading documents and paying the application fee.

The syllabus for JEE Mains and SRMJEEE share similarities but also have notable differences. Both assessments emphasise Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, in line with the NCERT curriculum for Classes 11 and 12. However, JEE Mains delves deeper into the NCERT syllabus, covering a wider range of topics in greater detail, while SRMJEEE may include additional or varied subject matter. Notably, the SRMJEEE syllabus incorporates sections on English and Aptitude, from which exam questions are drawn.

To ensure accuracy, it is crucial to refer to the official syllabi of both exams, as specific topics and emphases may diverge.

There will be five sections in the SRMJEEE question paper. The sections will be divided as per the subjects namely Physics Mathematics, Chemistry English and Aptitude (For Biotechnology - Candidates have to appear for Biology instead of Mathematics). .

The total duration of the SRMJEEE exam is 2.5 hours. Mode of test- Online Duration- Two hours and thirty minutes Language- English Total number of questions- 125 Questions type Objective type Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) with four options from which only one option is correct. Subjects asked- Physics, Maths Chemistry English and Aptitude. For Biotechnology- Candidates have to appear for Biology instead of Mathematics. Marking scheme- One mark will be provided for every correct answer. There is no negative marking.

The total number of question in SRMJEEE will be 125. There will be 125 MCQs in the exam in total. Question will be asked from maths/biology, Physics Chemistry aptitude and English . To facilitate students and familiarize them with the online exam, SRMIST conducts SRMJEEE Mock Tests. SRMJEEE is held as an online proctored test. Therefore candidates are advised to practice the mock tests. To be able to appear for the SRMJEEE online proctored exams, all you need to know is the Mouse Click for selecting your option and navigation or the SRMJEEE exam. You do not need to know any other operations. We recommend you to practice the mock test, the link for mock test is provided in SRMJEEE website.

SRMJEEE exam has only one paper. The paper will have 5 sections that are: Maths, Physics, Chemistry, English and Aptitude.

SRMJEEE is held in online proctored mode. This means candidates can take the exams from their homes and they do not have to visit any exam center for taking the exam. Proctored exams are timed exams that you take while proctoring software monitors your computer's desktop, webcam video and audio. In Proctored Online Exam, you will be under constant observation during the entire duration of the test via artificial intelligence tools and live monitoring by the proctors. Any suspected activity will lead to the immediate termination of exam. The AI tools will be able to detect any movement of face or eyeballs and highlight the same automatically. Thus, the candidate will be under constant vigilance of proctor through live feed to deter any suspicious activity of the candidate.

SRMJEEE used to be held as a computer based test. However, after the pandemic, SRMJEEE is being held as an online proctored test. The difference between the 2 is that CBT exams are not internet based tests. The candidates are needed to visit an exam centre and access the test on a computer which has exam questions already fed on it. In SRMJEEE online proctored test, candidates have to take the exam with the help of internet connection from the comfort of their homes on their own devices. The exam question will appear in real time on the screen an d the candidates have o answer those questions. The candidates will be monitored using AI and cameras throughout the test.

It is important to solve SRM SRMJEEE question papers, sample papers and mock tests to develop speed and accuracy to score well in the exam. To help candidates prepare well for SRMJEEE Shiksha has uploaded SRMJEEE sample papers along with some Physics Chemistry and Mathematics prep guides. All you have to do is download them (uploaded at the top of this page) by registering on Shiksha for free. SRM SRMJEEE question papers are one of the best ways to prepare for the exam. Not only do they give - interested candidates - an idea about the types of questions they can expect in SRMJEEE but also provides knowledge of the marking scheme and difficulty level of the question paper. The medium of the SRMJEEE question paper is English only. Questions in the exam will be asked from Physics Chemistry and Mathematics to B.Tech aspirants and from Physics Chemistry and Biology to B.Tech Biotechnology candidates.

For SRMJEEE mock test students must ensure that they have a good working computer with minimum specifications as given below:

• Computer - Pentium IV/Dual Core, 1GB RAM or higher
• 80 GB HDD or higher
• 15 inch colour Monitor, Keyboard, Mouse
• Microsoft Windows 10 and Antivirus
• Webcam and microphone
• Internet connection of at least 1 MBPS
• A private room without external disturbance/noise
• Place the computer on a table, such that your back is facing the wall and there are no devices placed in the background
• The room where you sit should be quiet, with no background noise and only you should be present in the room, for the entire duration of the test.
• Keep your computer table, clear of any object, paper, books and any other electronic material like Mobile phones, tablets, laptops etc.
• Ensure proper lighting (no backlight) so that your face is clearly visible on the webcam.
• Ensure that you are dressed formally

NCERT books are enough to prepare for SRMJEEE. However, candidates can refer to more books to get top ranks in the exam as the competition is good in SRMJEEE. Candidates can refer:

• The concept of Physics volume I by H. C. Verma
• The concept of Physics volume II by H. C. Verma
• Understanding Physics series by D. C. Pandey
• Principles of Physics by Resnick, Halliday and Walker
• Inorganic Chemistry by O. P. Tandon
• Organic Chemistry by O. P. Tandon
• Organic Chemistry by Morrison Boyd
• Concise inorganic Chemistry by J. D. Lee
• Numerical Chemistry by P. Bahadur
• A modern approach to chemical calculations by R. C. Mukherjee.
• Trigonometry and geometry by S. L. Loney
• Problems in calculus by I. A. Maron
• Class XII Maths by R. D. Sharma
• Algebra by S. K. Goal
• Higher Algebra by Hall and Knight
• Verbal ability and reading comprehension by Ajay Singh
• Wren and Martin High school English grammar and composition
• Quantitative Aptitude for competitive exam by R. S. Aggarwal
• Arihant- Fast track objective arithmetic

The SRMJEEE exam is conducted in online remote proctored test mode, and candidates will not receive hardcopies of the exam questions after the test.

SRMJEEE model/sample question papers help students understand the test format and assess their strengths and weaknesses. Preparing for SRMJEEE can be overwhelming if the pattern and syllabus are not clear. Thus, candidates can use the SRMJEEE model papers to understand the exam pattern, nature and difficulty level of the exam well.

No. Usually the SRMJEEE question papers are not uploaded by SRMIST after the exam is over. If question papers are uploaded, they will be available for the candidates to doenload on the official website of SRMIST - srmist.edu.in.

Along with Class XI and XII NCERT books, candidates can refer to these books to prepare for SRMJEEE in 1 month: The Concept of Physics Volume I by H. C. Verma The Concept of Physics Volume II by H. C. Verma Understanding Physics series by D. C. Pandey Principles of Physics by Resnick, Halliday and Walker.

Suggested Books for SRMJEEE Chemistry Section. Here is a list of SRMJEEE Chemistry books that students can refer to along with Class XI and XII NCERT books:

• Inorganic Chemistry by O. P. Tandon
• Organic Chemistry by O. P. Tandon
• Organic Chemistry by Morrison Boyd
• Concise Inorganic Chemistry by J. D. Lee
• Numerical Chemistry by P. Bahadur
• A modern approach to chemical calculations by R. C. Mukherjee.

Suggested Books for SRMJEEE Mathematics Section- Here is a list of SRMJEEE mathematics books that students can refer to along with Class XI and XII NCERT books.

• Trigonometry and geometry by S. L. Loney
• Problems in calculus by I. A. Maron
• Class 12 Maths by R. D. Sharma
• Algebra by S. K. Goal Higher
• Algebra by Hall and Knight

Suggested Books for SRMJEEE Biology Section. Here is a list of SRMJEEE Biology books that students can refer to along with Class XI and XII NCERT books. 

• Pradeep- A text for Biology for Class XII by G. Chopra, H. N. Srivastava, P. S. Dhami S.
• Hand- Biology for Class XII by Sarita Aggarwal
• Truemans Elementary Biology for Class XII by K. N. Bhatia, M. P. Tyagi

Suggested Books for SRMJEEE English Section. Here is a list of SRMJEEE English books that students can refer to according to the latest exam pattern:

• Arihant- Verbal ability and reading comprehension by Ajay Singh
• Wren and Martin High school English grammar and composition

Suggested Books for SRMJEEE Aptitude Section. Here is a list of SRMJEEE Aptitude books that students can refer to prepare according to the latest exam pattern.

• Quantitative Aptitude for competitive exam by R. S. Aggarwal Arihant- Fast track objective arithmetic.

To prepare well for the Mathematics section of SRMJEEE, it's essential to have a good timetable, a calm mind, and a proper preparation strategy. It's important to understand the significance of each topic or chapter and practice regularly from recommended books to improve speed and efficiency. Focus on key concepts such as calculus, algebra, probability, permutation and combination, trigonometry, sequence and series, etc. Make separate notes for formulas, theories, and equations as they will be useful during revisions. Take a proper break after each study session. Remember, revision is the key to success. The more questions you practice, the faster and more accurate you will become.

In order to excel in the Chemistry section of the SRMJEEE exam, students should extensively study the NCERT textbooks for classes 11 and 12. Physical chemistry predominantly encompasses the areas of equilibrium, thermodynamics, chemical kinetics, and electrochemistry. Organic chemistry candidates need to master reaction mechanisms and nomenclature of reactions. They should also be well-prepared for questions related to acidic and basic strength based on conceptual understanding. Regular, in-depth study of inorganic chemistry is essential. It is advisable to create comprehensive notes for this section and gain proficiency in topics such as p block, d & f block elements, and coordination compounds. Theoretical questions mainly revolve around biomolecules, everyday chemistry, polymers, surface chemistry, and environmental chemistry. It is recommended that candidates thoroughly study the NCERT textbooks as some questions are directly sourced from them.

As part of the preparation process for the Physics section of SRMJEEE exam, it is imperative to meticulously review the entire syllabus and compile a comprehensive list of key chapters essential for thorough examination coverage. A crucial area that demands meticulous preparation is modern physics. Additionally, optics, particularly Huygens's principle, holds significant importance and is widely favored. Experts recommend delving into HC Verma's The Concept of Physics as a means of preparation. Notably, chapters on Gravitation, Mechanics, Current Electricity, Magnetics, and Waves carry substantial weightage in terms of marks. It is highly advisable to conduct a thorough review of fundamental concepts within these chapters.

Weightage to class 12 marks is not given in the SRMIST BTech admisison process. However, to be eligoble for admission, candidates must get atleast 60% marks in aggregate in class 12. Only SRMJEEE ranks will be considered while giving admission to the candidates in the BTech courses.

Admission process for the SRMJEEE:

• Step 1: Fill SRMJEEE (Undergraduate) Application Form.
• Step 2: Complete SRMJEEE (Undergraduate) Slot booking
• Step 3: Download the SRMJEEE (Undergraduate) Admit Card
• Step 4: Appear for SRMJEEE (Undergraduate)
• Step 5: Check SRMJEEE (Undergraduate) Result
• Step 6: Appear for SRMJEEE (Undergraduate) Counselling

No. There is no group discussion or PI round after qualifying the SRMJEEE exam. The admission of the candidates to BTech courses in all campuses of SRMIST is based on SRMJEEE ranks only.

The selection of the candidates via SRMJEEE is done for admission to SRM Group institute campuses located at Chennai (Kattankulathur, Vadapalani, Ramapuram, Tiruchirappalli), Delhi NCR (Ghaziabad, UP), SRM University - Sonepat (Haryana), and SRM University, AP (Andhra Pradesh).

The candidates who appear in SRMJEEE are given ranks as per their performace in the test. The candidates with SRMJEEE ranks have to then proceed to fill their choices of SRMIST campuses and courses. Based on the SRMJEEE ranks of the candidates, choices filled by them and the availability of seats, admisison is given to the candidates.

In 2024, the scholarships were offered to candidates upto SRMJEEE rank of 30000.

Yes, School Toppers' Scholarship is available at SRM University Delhi-NCR, Sonepat. This is a prestigious scholarship for academically meritorious candidates, achievers in sports, based on economic background. The meritorious students can also avail School Toppers' Scholarship on the basis of their merit in XII examination.

1. Students with 95 % and above in XII examination (any board) are eligible for 100% scholarship in tuition fees.
2. Students with 92-94.9 % in XII examination (any board) are eligible for 75% scholarship in tuition fees.
3. Students with 89-91.9% in XII examination (any board) are eligible for 50% scholarship in tuition fees.
4. Students with 80-88.9 % in XII examination (any board) are eligible for 25% scholarship in tuition fees.
5. Students with 75-79.9% in XII examination (any board) are eligible for 10% scholarship in tuition fees.

Yes, Scholarships are offered to SRMJEEE 2025 rank holders up to rank 30000. As per the SRM scholarship policy, scholarships are also available based on JEE Main ranks, board exam performances, etc.

The various scholarships available at the SRMIST campuses are given below:

The candidates who complete the SRMJEEE slot booking process successfully will be issued the admit card. Thus, the candidates who will be issued the admit card can be assured that their exam slots have been booked successfully.

To proceed with the SRMJEEE slot booking, it's best to visit the official website of SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST) or contact their admission department directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the password requirements for slot booking. They will be able to provide you with the necessary instructions and any specific password criteria that you need to fulfill for successful slot booking.

No. Candidates will not be allowed to book more than one slot during the SRMJEEE slot booking process. While selecting their examination slots, the candidates will only be allowed to select one examination date and timing as per their preference and availability. After the slots are selected and submitted, requests for change of slots will not be accepted by the authorities. Candidates should also note that the SRMJEEE slot booking process is a one-time facility and therefore they will not be allowed to log in again and choose their slots.

All registered candidates are required to complete the SRMJEEE slot booking before the final date. Through the slot booking facility, the candidates will be able to select the exam date and timing as per their preference. If the candidates are unable to complete their slot booking before the final date, then they will be automatically allotted slots by the authorities as per the availability. Once the slots are allotted, the candidates will not be able to request for change of slots. The candidates will have to accordingly adjust and attempt the examination on the allotted slot.

No, the SRMJEEE admit card will be available online only. No admit card will be sent to the candidates via post or any offline mode. Once the admit card is issued it will be the responsibility of the candidates to download the admit card. Candidates can check the steps below to download the SRMJEEE admit card: Visit the official website of SRMJEEE/SRMIST; Login with your login ID and chosen password; After the SRMJEEE slot booking exercise, candidates will get an option (on the screen) to download the exam admit card; Check all the details carefully on the admit card; Download SRMJEEE hall ticket and preserve it for all future purposes; In case of any discrepancies in your SRM hall ticket, contact the officials immediately.

Candidates must contact SRMIST is such case. If the SRMJEEE slot booking was done within the deadline and the admit card was not generated then candidates must try booking the slot again. If the slot cannot be booked, then candidates must contact the SRMJEEE helpline numbers given on the official website of SRMIST - srmist.edu.in.

The SRMJEEE admit card contains  the username and password that is required to login into the SRMJEEE safe exam browser where the candidates will be attempting the remote proctored SRMJEEE exam.

It is not ideal to take the SRMJEEE remote proctored exam on a phone or tablet. Asper the official instruction candidates must use a laptop with functional camera and microphone with Intel i3 (4TH Gen) equivalent CPU or above to take the SRMJEEE online proctored test.

For SRMJEEE mock test students must ensure that they have a good working computer with minimum specifications as given below:

• Computer - Pentium IV/Dual Core, 1GB RAM or higher
• 80 GB HDD or higher
• 15 inch colour Monitor, Keyboard, Mouse
• Microsoft Windows 10 and Antivirus
• Webcam and microphone
• Internet connection of at least 1 MBPS
• A private room without external disturbance/noise
• Place the computer on a table, such that your back is facing the wall and there are no devices placed in the background
• The room where you sit should be quiet, with no background noise and only you should be present in the room, for the entire duration of the test.
• Keep your computer table, clear of any object, paper, books and any other electronic material like Mobile phones, tablets, laptops etc.
• Ensure proper lighting (no backlight) so that your face is clearly visible on the webcam.
• Ensure that you are dressed formally

Candidates need to prepare their system before they start the exam. System requirements for the SRMJEEE online proctored exam is as follows:

• Laptop with functional camera and microphone
• Intel i3 (4TH Gen) equivalent CPU or above
• 4 GB RAM or above
• Internet Speed – Minimum 1 MBPS
• 2 GB free hard disk space
• Windows 8 or above Mac 10.14 Mojave and above

Below is the step wise process to start the SRMJEEE remote proctored test on the exam day:

• Step 1: Download the SRMJEEE 2025 safe exam browser
• Step 2: Install the browser
• Step 3: Open the SRMJEEE browser and login
• Step 4: After login, take a photo of yourself and the government ID proof
• Step 5: Select the question paper
• Step 6: Confirm photo
• Step 7: Read exam instructions
• Step 8: Start the exam

No. There is no provision of verification of SRMJEEE result. Once the result has been announced candidates cannot apply for or request for verification of the marks. Once the SRMJEEE scorecard has been released, candidates have to accept the scores ad ranks as final. SRMJEEE Rank List will be announced online after the announcement of the SRMJEE results . Only those candidates who have their names in the Rank list will only be called for SRMJEEE counselling. SRM result consists of their marks/score in the exam along with other important information regarding the candidates who appeared in the entrance exam.

The ranks to the candidates appeared in SRMJEEE is given based on their performace in the exam. SRMIST declares the ranks of the candidates online on the official website under the respective logins of the candidates. The seats to the candidates in various BTech courses are allooted based on the SRMJEEE ranks of the candidates.

After the declaration of SRMJEEE results, qualified candidates will be required to participate in the SRMJEEE counselling process for admissions to BTech programmes offered by different campuses of SRMIST. Shortlisted candidates will receive call letters, following which they would have to register online for the SRMJEEE counselling process.

The SRMJEEE result will be valid till the current academic year only. No candidate will be granted admission in the next year based on SRMJEEE current year scores. Separate entrance exam will be held next year for admission in the next session. SRMJEEE passed candidates will be allotted seats via SRMJEEE counselling. SRMJEEE counselling is the process of allocating seats and branches to candidates as per their ranks. The seats are allotted to the applicants based on their performance in the exam.

No, candidates must pay all fees online or by DD. No cash payment is allowed for the counselling process. The candidates who qualify for SRMJEEE must appear for the counselling rounds with their documents for verification. SRMIST is conducting the counselling online. For online counselling, candidates are informed the details through email or text messages. To participate in SRMJEEE counselling in online mode (SRM counselling), candidates have to register and pay the required fee.

There are 3 counselling rounds One for ah phase of SRMJEEE exam. SRMJEEE qualified aspirants will be required to complete all the steps such as document verification, seat acceptance etc. After the conclusion of the counselling process, SRM Institute will release the SRMJEEE cutoff. The candidates who qualify for SRMJEEE must appear for the counselling rounds with their documents for verification. SRMIST is conducting the counselling online. For online counselling, candidates are informed the details through email or text messages. To participate in SRMJEEE counselling in online mode (SRM counselling), candidates have to register and pay the required fee.

The SRMJEEE admission committee will allot the choice of campus, programme and specialisation based on the admission criteria such as SRM Joint Entrance Examination Rank, Qualifying Examination, etc. The Programmed allotment will be published in the Online Admission Portal (OAP). Online Admission Portal (OAP) will be kept open for the candidates to fill the choice of campus and programme preference. Candidates have to accept the allotment and have to pay the one time non-refundable and non-transferrable registration fee and the counselling fee (part of tuition fee).

Upon payment of the SRMJEEE registration fee and counselling fee, a Provisional allotment letter and fee receipt will be issued. Failure to pay the counselling fee within the stipulated time will lead to the cancellation of the allotment. The admission committee will allot the choice of campus, programme and specialisation based on the admission criteria such as SRM Joint Entrance Examination Rank, Qualifying Examination, etc. The Programmed allotment will be published in the Online Admission Portal (OAP).

The examination conducting authority will decide the SRMJEEE cutoff after considering the factors related to it. The cutoff is decided to choose the deserving ones out of the candidates who appeared in the exam. Candidates who secure the cutoff marks will be eligible for admission. 2018 saw the announcement of the most recent cutoff rank. The SRMJEEE cutoff ranks show the final SRMJEEE rank at which SRMIST was admitted to different BTech programmes.

The national engineering entrance test (SRMJEE) is required for admission to BTech programmes offered at SRMIST campuses. Physics, Chemistry, Math/Biology, Aptitude, and English are the subjects covered in MCQ-style questions in this entrance exam, which is based on the 10+2 syllabus. At the time of counselling, candidates who were chosen based on their SRMJEEE scores are assigned to a campus and a course according to their course preference. In SRMJEEE, a score of 110 or higher is regarded as very good score. The SRMJEEE cutoff is not released by SRMIST. 2018 saw the announcement of the most recent cutoff rank. The SRMJEEE cutoff ranks show the final SRMJEEE rank at which SRMIST was admitted to different BTech programmes.

Getting admitted to SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST) in Mechanical Engineering or Computer Science may be difficult for someone with an SRMJEEE rank of 17647. Mechanical engineering and computer Science are usually more in-demand fields with lower admissions cutoff ranks. However, the number of seats available and the quality of candidates can affect the cutoff ranks every year. Throughout the admissions process, it's a good idea to take full advantage of all available opportunities and engage in active counselling. To make an informed choice, check the SRMJEEE official website or get in touch with their admission office for the most recent details regarding cutoff ranks and seat availability in the Mechanical Engineering and CS departments.

You stand a strong chance of being admitted to the Mechanical Engineering programme at the main branch of the SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST) with a rank of 658 in Phase 3 of the SRMJEEE. However, admission is contingent upon a variety of circumstances, including the total number of seats available, the major branch's Mechanical Engineering cutoff rank, and the decisions made by applicants throughout the counselling process. The best way to find out about seat availability and cutoff ranks is to take part in counselling, stay updated on the SRMJEEE official website, or get in touch with their admission office.

You can get admission in mechanical engineering at the SRM main campus with a rank of 26,000. However, last year's closing rank for the Chennai main branch was 31,000. You can take part in the counseling. 

SRM has more seats available for mechanical and civil departments. The Chennai campus of SRM is considered the best for mechanical engineering.

Yes, you can get admission for CSE in KTR campus with a rank of 17761 in SRMJEEE. You need to score less than 5k rank to get admission in KTR campus. You also need to have class 12th marks of at least 60%

No. SRMJEEE is held in english language only. The questions are based on the syllabus in Class 11th & Class 12th. All the questions are of Multiple-Choice type and have four options as possible answers. Candidates can choose the most appropriate answer for each question. 1 mark is awarded for each correct answer and no negative marking for the wrong answer. The total duration of SRMJEEE is 2 hours 30 mins. The exam will be held as a remote proctored online exam.

SRMJEEE is held as an online proctored test. Candidates will not have to visit any exam center for the exam. The remote proctored exam can be taken from the respective homes of the candidates. Candidates can attempt their exam either through Windows Laptop/Desktop or through Android Phone/Tablet.

No it is not mandatory to visit SRM University campuses for SRMJEEE counselling. The counselling process is online and the process is given below:

• Login to the portal: The candidate has to login to the application portal through the link applications.srmist.edu.in/btech
• Rank card download: Candidates can download the rank card through the mentioned online admission portal (OAP).
• Educational detail filling: Candidates have to fill in the educational details.
• Choice filling (programme Selection): Online Admission Portal (OAP) will be kept open for the candidates to fill the choice of campus and programme preference.
• Programme allocation: The admission committee will allot the choice of campus, programme and specialisation based on the admission criteria such as SRM Joint Entrance Examination Rank, Qualifying Examination, etc. The Programmed allotment will be published in the Online Admission Portal (OAP).
• Accept the Allocation and Payment (Only for allotted Candidates): Candidates have to accept the allotment and have to pay the one time non-refundable and non-transferrable registration fee and the counselling fee (part of tuition fee). Online payment details will be updated shortly. Provisional Allotment letter download: Upon payment of the registration fee and counselling fee, a Provisional allotment letter and fee receipt will be issued. Failure to pay the counselling fee within the stipulated time will lead to the cancellation of the allotment.
• Payment of balance tuition fee and online enrolment: Pay the balance tuition fee before the mentioned date and proceed with online enrolment.

To proceed with the SRMJEEE slot booking, it's best to visit the official website of SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST) or contact their admission department directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the password requirements for slot booking. They will be able to provide you with the necessary instructions and any specific password criteria that you need to fulfill for successful slot booking.

NCERT books are enough to prepare for SRMJEEE. However, candidates can refer to more books to get top ranks in the exam as the competition is good in SRMJEEE. Candidates can refer:

• The concept of Physics volume I by H. C. Verma
• The concept of Physics volume II by H. C. Verma
• Understanding Physics series by D. C. Pandey
• Principles of Physics by Resnick, Halliday and Walker
• Inorganic Chemistry by O. P. Tandon
• Organic Chemistry by O. P. Tandon
• Organic Chemistry by Morrison Boyd
• Concise inorganic Chemistry by J. D. Lee
• Numerical Chemistry by P. Bahadur
• A modern approach to chemical calculations by R. C. Mukherjee.
• Trigonometry and geometry by S. L. Loney
• Problems in calculus by I. A. Maron
• Class XII Maths by R. D. Sharma
• Algebra by S. K. Goal
• Higher Algebra by Hall and Knight
• Verbal ability and reading comprehension by Ajay Singh
• Wren and Martin High school English grammar and composition
• Quantitative Aptitude for competitive exam by R. S. Aggarwal
• Arihant- Fast track objective arithmetic

The best books for SRMJEEE Maths section are:

1. Mathematics book by Admit M Agarwal
2. Algebra by SK Goal (Arihant)
3. Objective Mathematics by R D Sharma
4. The Elements Of Coordinate Geometry by S L Loney

The best books to prepare for SRMJEEE Chemistry sections are:

1. Inorganic Chemistry by OP Tandon
2. Organic Chemistry by Himanshu Pandey
3. Physical Chemistry by P. Bahadur
4. NCERT Chemistry books

The best books to prepare for SRMJEEE Physics sections are:

1. Concepts of Physics Part-1 and 2 by H. C. Verma
2. Understanding Physics by DC Pandey (Volume-2)
3. NCERT Physics Book
4. Problems in General Physics by I. E Irodov

Total Marks are 125 in SRMJEEE and mode of the exam is online remote proctored. There will be three sections in the SRMJEEE question paper: Physics Chemistry and Mathematics/Biology. The exam will comprise multiple-choice questions with one correct option. The syllabus for SRMJEEE will mostly be from Class XI and Class XII topics studied by candidates for their Board or equivalent examination.