Engineering Entrance Exam

The subjects you need to study for LPUNEST 2026 depend entirely on the specific program you are applying for (e.g., B.Tech, MBA, or UG Design).

Generally, English is compulsory for almost all programs, but the core subjects vary as follows:

1. B.Tech Programs

The exam consists of 100 questions to be completed in 150 minutes. You can choose between the PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Maths) or PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) tracks.

• Physics (25 Questions): Kinematics, Laws of Motion, Thermodynamics, Electrostatics, etc.

• Chemistry (25 Questions): Atomic Structure, Chemical Bonding, Organic Chemistry, etc.

• Mathematics (25 Questions): Calculus, Matrices, Vectors, Probability, etc.

• Biology (25 Questions): Human Physiology, Plant Physiology, Genetics, etc.

• English (25 Questions): Grammar, Comprehension, and Common Errors.

2. MBA Programs

The MBA entrance focuses on general aptitude and business readiness.

• Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension (30 Questions): English usage, vocabulary, and grammar.

• Quantitative Aptitude (20 Questions): Number systems, profit & loss, averages, and algebra.

• Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (20 Questions): Puzzles, blood relations, and data sets.

• General Awareness (10 Questions): Current affairs and general knowledge.

3. Undergraduate (UG) Non-Engineering Programs

For programs like B.Sc. or B.A., English is compulsory, and you typically choose two additional subjects relevant to your field:

• Core Subject Options: Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, Computer Science, History, Psychology, Geography, Agriculture, or Political Science.

• Aptitude: Some courses may also include Quantitative Aptitude & Logical Reasoning.

To prepare for the SRMJEEE PG 2026 application form, you need to gather specific personal, academic, and digital documents to ensure a smooth registration process. The application is entirely online through the official SRMIST admission portal.

1. Essential Documents for Upload

Ensure you have high-quality scanned copies of these documents in the prescribed JPEG/JPG format before starting the form:

• Recent Color Photograph: Taken against a light background (up to 5 MB, approximately 200 x 230 pixels).

• Scanned Signature: Preferably in black ink on white paper.

• Valid ID Proof: Scanned copy of Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Passport, or Driving License.

2. Academic Details & Records

You will need to enter specific data from your past academic qualifications:

• Class 10 Marksheet: Required as proof of Date of Birth and name verification.

• Class 12 Marksheet: To enter marks and board details.

• Graduation Records: Marksheets and Degree Certificate for your qualifying B.E./B.Tech or equivalent degree.

• Final Year Students: If you are still in your final semester, you can apply but must meet the minimum aggregate requirement (typically 50%) upon graduation.

3. Personal & Contact Information

• Valid Email ID: This cannot be changed later and will be used for all admission-related correspondence.

• Active Mobile Number: For receiving unique login credentials and OTPs.

• Category Certificate: If you belong to SC/ST/OBC and are applying for specific scholarships.

4. Payment Details

The application fee is ₹1400 per phase (non-refundable). You will need access to one of the following for online payment:

• Net Banking

• Credit Card or Debit Card

• UPI

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1. Kaun-kaun se Colleges milte hain?

GATE score ke aadhar par aapko niche diye gaye sansthano mein admission mil sakta hai:

• IITs (Indian Institutes of Technology): Sabse top-tier colleges (e.g., IIT Bombay, Delhi, Kanpur). Inmein admission ke liye COAP (Common Offer Acceptance Portal) par register karna hota hai.

• NITs (National Institutes of Technology): Jaise NIT Trichy, Warangal, aur Surathkal. Inke liye CCMT (Centralized Counselling for M.Tech) counselling hoti hai.

• IIITs aur GFTIs: Kai Indian Institutes of Information Technology aur Government Funded Technical Institutes bhi CCMT ke through admission lete hain.

• Foreign Universities: Kuch international universities jaise National University of Singapore (NUS) aur Nanyang Technological University (NTU) bhi GATE score accept karti hain.

2. Kaun si Branches mil sakti hain?

Aap apni B.Tech degree aur GATE paper ke hisab se branches chun sakte hain:

• Core Branches: Jis subject mein aapne GATE diya hai (e.g., Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, Computer Science).

• Interdisciplinary Branches: Aajkal cross-department branches kaafi popular hain, jaise:

  • Data Science & Artificial Intelligence

  • Robotics & Automation

  • VLSI Design

  • Environmental Engineering

  • Energy Studies