Can I get a seat in SRM University? My 12th overall percentage is 64% and cutoff is 52%.

Asked about SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Kattankulathur - B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering

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Asked by Aswin Raja

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  • Hi Aswin, to get a seat at SRM university, you need to write and clear their entrance exam called SRMJEE only then you will get admission at SRM.
    Your 12th marks are no a part of the admission. So whatever may be your score in board exam, you must write the SRMJEE entrance exam.
    All the best!
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    Answered by

    teerth koradiya

    a year ago
    If you have your PCM average of 60% you are eligible to take admission in SRM.
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    Answered by

    Abhinandan Nyati

    8 years ago
    Yes you can get admission.
  • Take SRMJEE and try to score well in that in order to get admission.You may get admission.
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    Answered by

    Mohit Agarwal | Contributor-Level 6

    8 years ago
    You need to clear all your subjects and have you PCM aggregate at least 70% to get admission in the main campus. Your overall marks won't matter if your PCM aggregate is 70%.

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