What is SRMJEEE?
Every year, the SRM Institute of Science and Technology holds two phases of the Joint Engineering Entrance Exam. The exam is intended for applicants who want to be considered for admission to B.Tech programs provided by SRM Institute at different college campuses. SRMJEEE’s first phase is scheduled to run from April 19 to April 21, 2024, while phase two is scheduled to run from June 21 to June 23, 2024. Candidates can visit the official website, srmist.edu.in, to learn more about the exam.
Before applying for SRMJEEE 2024, interested applicants must have fulfilled the requirements for their 10+2 education. Candidates receive admission offers based on the All India Ranks that SRMIST has assigned to them. The SRMJEEE EXAM 2024 admit card will be made available no less than one week before the start of the test. Using their login information, candidates will be able to download the same from the official website. Candidates must finish the slot booking process before its release.
For those who are applying, the SRMJEEE test pattern 2024 can be quite beneficial. To have an understanding of the exam, prospective students are advised to review the past years’ question papers.
SRMJEEE 2024: Important Dates
There will be two stages to SRMJEEE. On the official website, the application form for both phases is available. Interested students should go to srmist.edu.in. In the interim, you can review some of the key exam dates in the chart below:
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Event |
Date |
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Deadline for Phase 1 Application |
April 13, 24 |
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Exam Date for Phase 1 |
April 19, 24 to April 21, 24 |
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Deadline for Phase 2 Application |
June 15, 24 |
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Exam Date for Phase 2 |
June 21, 24 to June 23, 24 |
SRMJEEE 2024: Eligibility Standards
To register for the exam, interested candidates for SRMJEEE 2024 must meet the following qualifying requirements:
Nationality: Applicants may apply if they are citizens or non-residents of India (NRI) and possess a PIO or OCI card that has been granted by the Indian government.
Age: Must have reached the age of sixteen years and six months on July 31, the day the board exam is held.
Total scores: Candidates must have earned a minimum of 60% overall on their 10+2 high school diplomas. (with mathematics and physics required courses).