SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Kattankulathur

JEE is not explicitly required for B.Tech at SRM Valliammai Engineering College. The eligibility criteria for B.Tech at the college include passing 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognised board with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) as subjects. Additionally, candidates must have a minimum of 50% marks in their qualifying examination.

SRM Valliammai Engineering College is part of the SRM Group of Educational Institutions. It's located on National Highway 45 between Tambaram and Chengalpattu. Some say it's a good university with many facilities, including clean classrooms, a library, labs, and a hostel. PSG Institute of Advanced Studies is also an approved research center of Anna University and Bharathiar University for research in mechanical engineering, nanoscience and technology, material science, biotechnology, nanobiotechnology, physics, and chemistry.Some also say the college has good infrastructure and placements, and a student-friendly environment.

Both institutions have their own unique strengths and may be well-regarded in different aspects. It is advisable for prospective students to thoroughly research and consider factors such as accreditation, faculty expertise, infrastructure, and placement records before making a decision.

1. Autonomous Status: The college has been granted autonomous status by UGC, New Delhi, and Anna University, Chennai, allowing it to design and update its own curriculum to keep pace with industry requirements.
2. Holistic development:The college focuses on the holistic development of students, with equal emphasis on academics and sports and games.
3. Research Opportunities: The college is at the forefront of research facilities, providing scholars with the necessary resources for their research pursuits.
4. Faculty:The college has highly qualified faculty from academic and industrial backgrounds.

   Objective:

   The college aims to maintain high standards in the teaching and learning process by molding students with the potential to acquire more knowledge in the field of Computer Science and Engineering.

    

Yes, it is possible to get admission into SRM University Vadapalani campus with 70% marks in class 12th, provided you meet the other eligibility criteria .

Here are the key points to note regarding B.Tech admission with 70% in 12th standard :-

•   For general category students, SRM Vadapalani requires a minimum aggregate of 60% marks in 12th standard with Physics, Chemistry and Math subjects.
• So, having 70% aggregate meets this eligibility comfortably.
• The university also has criteria of minimum 60-70% marks required in individual subjects - Math, Physics and Chemistry. With an overall 70%, you likely meet subject-wise marks criteria as well.
• Apart from 12th standard marks, you need to appear for entrance exams like SRMJEEE or JEE Mains and meet the required cut-off for admission.

• The number of seats available for counseling will depend on your entrance test ranks and category. 

In summary, a 70% score in Class 12 board exams satisfies the 12th standard eligibility.
But you still require scores from a valid entrance exam. If entrance exam performance is poor, admission chances cannot be guaranteed solely on the basis of 12th grade marks. However, admission to SRM Vadapalani through counseling is highly likely if both requirements are met.

Yes, students who have scored the minimum required cutoff in the SRMJEEE entrance exam or other accepted national level exams such as JEE Mains are eligible to get a seat at SRM University's Vadapalani campus for B.Tech admission, subject to the following factors :- 

1. Availability of seats-  : Seats have to be available in the particular specialisation the student has qualified for based on their cutoff score and rank. Some branches  have more stringent cutoffs if seats get filled up early during counseling rounds.

2. Category of candidate:-  Cutoffs vary significantly across general, reserved categories (SC/ST, OBC, etc.), NRI and sponsored candidates. The minimum cutoff is the lowest for general category. Reserved category students can get in at slightly lower ranks.

3. Choice filling: -  Students who fill choices promptly in early counseling rounds have a higher chance as more seat options are open. Delayed choice filling  lead to seats getting filled.  

4. Willingness to upgrade: -  Openness to take up floated seats for upgraded branches can help less popular branches with lower cutoffs.

Therefore, while meeting the minimum published cutoff for a branch alone establishes eligibility, actual admission will be based  upon availability of seats, counseling decisions  and flexibility. It might not always be the case that the most deserving students receive their first choice branch.