The percentile score for my JEE Mains is 84. Is it compulsory for me to write SRMJEE to get admission?
Asked about SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Kattankulathur - B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning)
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Yes, it is mandatory to give SRMJEE to get admission. -
Yes, you have to write the exam. It is mandatory to take admission in SRM. -
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Yes, you will have to write the entrance exam to get a seat.
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Yes, SRM preferably allows students who get merit rank through srmjee. You don't have to display your JEE scores. In case you fail to qualify the SRMJEE you have to take your admission through management quota which will be costly for you. -
I think , it is not compulsory for me to write SRMJEE to get admission.
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It is not compulsory, but if you will give I think there will be some rebate in fee structure. Once go through SRMJEE portal and have a look of criteria.
http://www.srmuniv.ac.in/admission-india/adm-procedure/all-about-srmjeee -
Yes, SRMJEE is mandatory for admission in B.Tech programs at SRM IST. However, top 1000 ranks students of JEE-Main will be directly admitted in SRM-IST.
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