By: Lakshay Saini
You should cover up at least 10 years’ question papers of SRMJEEE to get the difficulty level of this exam. This will help you in revision and manage time as you will get approximately one minute for each question.
SRMJEEE is an entrance exam conducted for the students who want to pursue Engineering from SRM University. Here is an article that will give you some basic tips that can help you become an SRMJEEE top scorer:
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SRMJEEE Syllabus
The syllabus of this exam is the same as the other competitive exams. English, Mathematics/Biology, Chemistry and Physics are the subjects on which the questions are going to appear in this exam.
SRMJEEE Study Material
- Physics: NCERT books of Class 11 and 12 are the ones that you should take in order the practice some good questions. For concepts, you can refer to H C Verma.
- Chemistry: NCERT of Class 11 and 12 are the main books for the preparation of Chemistry because this book does contain the concepts as well as questions for practice. You can also refer to O P Tandon for Organic Chemistry.
- Mathematics: You can use NCERT books for the preparation because these contain some good questions for your practice. For Calculus, you can use I A Maron.
SRMJEEE Previous Years’ Question Papers
You should cover up at least 10 years’ question papers of SRMJEEE to get the difficulty level of this exam. This will help you in revision and manage time as you will get approximately one minute for each question.
SRMJEEE Study Plan
Study plan is similar to that of the other Engineering entrance exams. You have to study Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics/Biology to get the concepts of each subject. The main thing you should have in your mind that practice a lot to questions and questions paper. This will increase your chances to get the admission in SRM. I am not saying that you have to spend half a day in studies for the preparation of this exam, but you should get all the concepts for each topic in every subject.
SRMJEEE Revision
Your revision should be straight and clear to you that on which day you have to clear up or sum up these topics of a subject. According to me, the best plan for revision is to revise your handmade notes because these are the best study material for you at the last month of the exam.
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Answered a month ago
No, the fees is not stable for 4 years. You should carry a certain CGPA throughout 4 years like 7.5 or 8.0 as mentioned by SRMAP.
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