SRMJEEE 2026 Books: Best Recommended Books for Maths, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Aptitude and English

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

There are specific books for SRMJEEE preparation exclusively, candidates are advised to refer to the course books, NCERT, and supplementary books to crack the entrance exam.

As per the details available in the information brochure, SRMJEEE 2026 will have a total 130 questions, 35 each from Physics and Chemistry, 40 from Mathematics and 20 from English & Aptitude. 

The difficulty level of Physics section in SRMJEEE is similar to class 11 and 12 exam. Students can score good marks in SRMJEEE by studying trough NCERT class 11 and 12 books of Physics.

Some important topics in the Physics section of the SRMJEEE syllabus include Mechanics, Optics Thermodynamics Electricity and Magnetism, Modern Physics and Electronics. However, candidates are recommended to also study the rest of the topics of the Physics syllabus. To get top notch ranks in SRMJEEE candidates must complete the entire syllabus.

As per the official SRMJEEE syllabus for Chemistry there are a total of 35 questions. These questions will be based on Electrochemistry, Solutions, Surface Chemistry, Chemical Kinetics, Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers, p-Block Elements, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids, Aldehydes, Organic compounds containing Nitrogen, 'D' and 'F' block elements, Biomolecules, Coordination Compounds, Haloalkanes and Haloarenes.

The questions are asked in MCQ based format. The difficulty level of the question papers is moderate level. Candidates who have prepared for the 10+2 board exam will easily be able to qualify in the exam.

As per the SRMJEEE syllabus, Mathematics consists of 40 questions and the questions will be based on - Sets, Algebra, relations and functions, complex numbers and quadratic equations, Differential calculus and its applications, determinants and their applications, matrices, integral calculus and its applications, combinatorics permutations and combinations, trigonometry and analytical geometry.

As per the official syllabus of SRMJEEE exam, the subjects on which the question paper will be based are Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/Biology and Aptitude and English. The topics are majorly from these subjects taught in classes 10 to 12.

The syllabus of SRMJEEE is mostly based on 10 and 10+2 level and the questions are based on Science subjects predominantly PCM or PCB. Here we have share shared the SRMJEEE B.Tech syllabus - 

Part 1 - Physics (35 questions) - Units and Measurement, Gravitation, Mechanics of Solids and Fluids Gravitation, Current Electricity, Magnetism and Effects of current, Electrostatics, Electromagnetic induction, Alternating currents and Electromagnetic waves, Optics, Dual nature of radiation and matter and atomic physics, Nuclear Physics, Electronic devices.

Part 2 - Chemistry (35 questions) - Solutions, Electrochemistry, Chemical Kinetics, Surface Chemistry, p-Block Elements, Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers, Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids, 'D' and 'F' block elements, Organic compounds containing Nitrogen, Coordination Compounds, Biomolecules, Haloalkanes and Haloarenes.

Part 3 - Mathematics (40 questions) - Sets, relations and functions, Algebra, Differential calculus and its applications, complex numbers and quadratic equations, matrices, determinants and their applications, integral calculus and its applications, combinatorics permutations and combinations, analytical geometry, Trigonometry.

Part 4 - Biology (40 questions) - Diversity of living world, Structural organisation in animals and plants, cell structure and function, human physiology, plant physiology, sexual reproduction in flowering plants, human reproduction, genetics and evolution, reproduction, molecular basis of inheritance, ecology and environment organisms and populations, biology and human welfare, Biotechnology and its applications.

Part 5 - English and Aptitude (20 questions) - Numerical ability, Data interpretation, Comprehension, Vocabulary and analytical reasoning.

There are a total of 130 questions in the exam and the time duration will be 2.30 hours. There will be no negative marking in the exam.

As per the exam pattern of SRMJEEE, there are 130 questions in the exam and each question carries 1 mark each. There is no negative marking in the exam giving candidates complete freedom to attempt as many questions as they can.

SRMJEEE has one question paper which is conducted in home-based proctored mode. It has 130 questions of 130 marks and total time duration is 2:30 hours. The questions are based on Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/Biology, Aptitude & English. There is no negative marking in the exam.

No, there is no negative marking in the SRMJEEE exam. This means students have complete freedom to attempt all the questions without the fear of losing marks.

The SRMJEEE exam is not that difficult and if you have prepared for 10+2 effectively you will be able to qualify. Although it is a competitive exam as a lot of candidates apply for it every year, with a solid preparation strategy you will be able to crack it. Here are some of the SRMJEEE preparation tips for your reference - 

• Refer to the official SRMJEEE syllabus and the exam pattern.
• Stick to the NCERT and the supplementary books which you have referred while studying for the 10+2 exam.
• Solve mock tests and arrange for at least 5 year previous year question papers and solve them rigorously.
• Create mnemonics and keep them handy. Revise them to strengthen your preparations.

The difficulty level of the SRMJEEE exam is of moderate level. It is neither very easy nor tough. If students have given attention during 10+2 studies, they will be able to crack the exam easily.

Yes the SRMJEEE paper pattern is similar to JEE Main however, the difficulty level is not equivalent to JEE main and the question paper is adjusted to moderate level difficulty level which will be easy for most students.

The mock tests give candidates a real exam-like feel and environment. By solving the mock tests daily they will be able to get acquainted with the exam look and feel. It will also help them in increasing their question solving ability, time management and know about the difficulty level of the exam.

SRMJEEE mock tests is available via third party edutech websites. Candidates can refer to these mock tests specially when the exam is just a few days left. It will help them strengthen their preparations.

Yes, the exam body SRMJEEE release the mock tests one day before the exam to help students become familiar with the test pattern and online exam interface. To prepare for the SRMJEEE exam, candidates must refer to the mock tests provided by Shiksha. 

The requirements for the SRMJEEE mock tests are mentioned below:

1. Laptop with functional camera and microphone.
2. Intel i3 (4TH Gen) or above for no lags
3. 4gb RAM or above so that the functioning is smooth
4. High internet Speed
5. Any the latest browser - Mac 10.14 Mojave and above

Candidates can attempt SRMJEEE mock tests through their personal laptop or desktop. Here are some of the guidelines to take the SRM mock tests:

• Students must have a good working computer with the latest specifications which is fast, doesn't lags and works smooth
• They must have high-speed and stable internet
• While appearing for the mock tests, ensure your back is facing the wall and there are no devices placed in background
• The room must have no background noise and only you should be present during the entire duration.
• Ensure proper lighting
• Dress formally
• Tie your hair if you have long hairs
• Do not take help from others
• Do not wear Bluetooth devices
• Do not use mobile
• Do not read out loudly.
• Do not leave workstation while taking test.
• Do not wear glare glasses when taking test.
• Do not play radio/TV/ Music in background.
• Do not look left, right or top while taking test.
• Do not let anyone enter the room