SRMEEE Updates

Can you update me about the important dates for SRM University Joint Engineering Entrance Exam (JEEE) 2017 as I will be giving the exam this time?

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The SRM University Joint Engineering Entrance Exam (JEEE) is conducted to offer admission into the B. Tech programmes. There are around four campuses that fall under SRMJEEE; namely SRM Kattankulathur, SRM Ramapuram, SRM Ramapuram Part– Vadapalani and SRM NCR Ghaziabad.


SRMJEEE 2017 Dates (Tentative)

Prospectus Availability Date Third week of October, 2016
Last date for receipt of application form Third week of March, 2017
Slot Booking Starts from Last week of March, 2017
Downloading of Hall Ticket Last week of March, 2017
SRMJEEE online test (CBT) date Third week of April, 2017
Publication of rank list First week of May, 2017
Counselling Schedule May/June

SRMEEE Eligibility Criteria

Nationality:
The candidates should be an Indian citizen or he/she must have passed 11th and 12th examination from the education board of India.

Qualifying Examination:
One must have passed 10+2 or its equivalent exam from the recognized board with Physics, chemistry, Mathematics/Biology subjects and must secure the minimum 65% aggregate marks (for Kattankulathur Campus) and 60% aggregate marks for other three campuses and SRM University, Haryana.

One who has attempted SRMJEE examination with PCM group, is eligible for admission to all the B. Tech degree programs and those who have attempted the same with PCB subjects is eligible for admission to B. Tech in Biotechnology, Biomedical Engineering, Bio-informatics and Genetic engineering programs and also for various programs in Health Sciences.

SRMJEE Exam Pattern

Mode of Exam: SRMJEEE is the computer based test (CBT) containing objective type questions.

Subjects: The examination will consists of four parts namely Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology.

Marking Scheme: Part 1 i.e. Physics will contains total 35 questions and having the marks weightage of 105 marks.

Part 2 and Part 3 will also contain the same number of questions and marks weightage as Part 1.

The biology section has 50 questions consisting of 105 marks.

Negative Marking: There is the negative marking for every wrong answer.

Deduction of 1 mark will be there for Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics and 0.7 marks will be deducted for every wrong answer in Biology.