SRMJEEE

No, there is no such provision to apply for the SRMJEEE in offline mode. Candidates can only apply for the exam in online mode that too from its official website by paying the prescribed application fee.

Yes, there is campus placement in the SRMJEEE exam. There is a dedicated campus placement cell and candidates in their final year can register for it.

The SRMJEEE is conducted annually by the SRMIST. The objective of the SRMJEEE is to shortlist candidates for various B.Tech and other UG courses.

The SRMJEEE counselling stages consists of the following step - 

• Registration
• Choice filling
• Document verification
• Seat allotment
• Fee payment

The counselling can be conducted across multiple phases depending upon the phase of the exam, seat availability, and candidate preferences.

As of now the dates for the SRMJEEE counselling are not out yet. As and when the dates are released we will be sharing it here.

The SRMJEEE counselling process is a method through which qualified candidates can select the courses and colleges they are interested in. The counselling is conducted until all students get the course which they intend for. It is conducted through a mix of online and offline means after the results are declared.

The SRMJEEE cut off varies college wise and course wise. So just to give you an idea, in 2020 students who obtained marks above 250 had an expected rank range below 2000, while those who obtained marks between 230-250 had an expected rank range of 2001-5000 etc. Similarly the marks redacted, their rankings to be reduced. Top ranked students received the best college and course which they applied during their choice filling.

The SRMJEEE cut off is calculated on the basis of various factors such as - 

• Number of candidates who appeared in the exam
• Difficulty level of the exam
• Phases in which the SRMJEEE exam was conducted

The SRMJEEE cut off marks are the minimum marks which candidates need to score in order to secure a seat to pursue their course. The cut off marks is calculated by the exam body and sets as a shortlisting medium to ensure candidates who score equal to or more than the prescribed cut off are deemed qualified.