What is the eligibility criteria for the SRMJEEE?

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a year ago

To be eligibile for the SRMJEEE exam candidate must have secured a minimum aggregate of 60 percent marks in Physics Chemistry and Mathematics subjects in the intermediate level (10+2) exam to get admission to the Kattankulathur, Rampuram, and Vadapalani campuses. For admission to the Delhi NCR campu

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pradeep kumar
3 years ago
SRMJEE eligibility criteria is given below. For all B.Tech Programmes (except Biotechnology, Biomedical Engineering and Genetic Engineering) : A minimum of 50% passing grade in the 10+2 or equivalent exam is required. Additionally, math, Chemistry and Physics had to have been studied as major course

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