SRM Institute of Science and Technology Kattankulathur Chennai Answered Questions

To eligible for BPT you should have 50% in 12th standard along with that Candidates must have passed 10+2 examination by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) with English, Physics, Chemistry, Biology / Botany & Zoology with above mentioned marks. Candidates who studied abroad should possess equivalent qualification as determined by Association of Indian Universities with above mentioned marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Botany & Zoology are eligible.

SRM School of Law admissions are a both merit and entrance-based. Students must qualify for minimum eligibility criteria in the first place to participate in the selection process. The course-wise selection criteria for SRM School of Law UG, PG and integrated courses are as follows:Course NameSelection CriteriaBA LLB (Hons)CLAT/ LSAT/ SRMJEE-LBCom LL.BCLAT/ LSAT/ SRMJEE-LBBA LLBCLAT/ LSAT/ SRMJEE-LLLBMerit-basedLLMMerit-based

Find below the detailed steps for SRM School of Law application process:Step 1: Visit the official website of SRM School of Law.Step 2: Click on ‘New Application’ and register with the basic details.Step 3: Login with the credentials and fill the application form.Step 4: Upload the documents and pay the registration fee.Step 5: Submit and print the application form for further reference.

Popular courses in SRM College of Physiotherapy are BPT, MPT in sports Physiotherapy, MPT in Obstetrics and Gynecology, MPT in Biomechenics, MPT in Orthopedics, MPT in comunity Rehabilitation. etc. The College of Physiotherapy, SRM Institute of Science and Technology, is a pioneer among physiotherapy colleges in terms of student strength and academic infrastructure. 

Yes, SRM School of Law, Kattankulathur campus offers a two-year LLM course in a full-time mode. This course is offered across two specialisations. The total seat intake for this course is 50. Tabulated below are the specialisations along with the seats bifurcation for LLM course offered at SRM School of Law:LLM SpecialisationsSeat IntakeCorporate Law25Criminal Law and Criminal Justice25

This scholarship aims to encourage toppers in the qualifying examination or JEE exam to seek admission in the first year of BTech. It also encourages outstanding sports personalities to seek admission in Diploma/ UG/ PG programmes offered at SRM IST. 

The branch-wise placement details are yet to be released on the official website. Check out the key highlights of SRM University placements for the Class of 2023 and 2024 in the table below:ParticularsPlacement Statistics (2023)Placement Statistics (2024)Highest packageINR 57 LPAINR 52 LPAAverage packageINR 7.50 LPAINR 7.19 LPATotal recruiters1,317+980+Total offers9,011+5,546+Total high-paying offers3,327+2,232+Note: The placements are going on for the academic year 2023 and 2024. The above-mentioned data may vary once the final placement reports are out. 

SRM School of Law total fee includes various components such as Tuition Fee, Caution Deposit, Application Fee, etc. The course-wise total fees for SRM School of Law popular courses are as follows:CoursesTotal FeesBA LLBINR 10 lakhBCom LLBINR 10 lakhLLBINR 6 lakhLLMINR 1 lakhNote: This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change.

To apply for SRM School of Law, candidates must pass Class 12 from a recognised board for all UG, PG and integrated courses. The detailed eligibility criteria for all courses at SRM School of Law are as follows:Course NameEligibilityBA LLB (Hons)Pass Class 12 with minimum 60% aggregateBCom LL.BPass Class 12 with minimum 60% aggregateBBA LLBPass Class 12 with minimum 60% aggregateLLB*Any degree with minimum 60% aggregateLLMPassed any law degree with minimum 50% aggregate*Candidates with a gap of two or more years from passing the last qualifying exam will not be considered eligible.

Admissions at SRM School of Law is both merit and entrance-based. There is no entrance exam required for admission to LLB and LLM courses at the college. Direct admissions are offered to these courses based on candidates’ past qualifying exams. However, for admission to five-year integrated courses, candidates must qualify for Law-centric entrance exams.