What should be my preparation strategy to crack SRMJEEE in one year?
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SRMJEEE is not so much tough exam to crack so a little effort in your preparation will surely give you the best result. Here are few strategies for the preparation of SRMJEEE in one year:
1. Understand clearly each and every single concept from textbooks. Be it Physics, Chemistry or Mathematics, try
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SRMJEE is one of the exams that if you have your basics cleared from NCERT books of class 11th and 12th then you are eligible to crack SRMJEE.
Here are some tips and some information that is given below or strategy to crack SRMJEE in one year:
Officially speaking, SRM mentions NCERT as its syllabus
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Don't miss any topic from the NCERT. After completion of a specific topic, solve the previous years papers of SRMJEEE which will help you understand the question pattern.
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No, there is no negative marking in SRMJEEE PG 2027. A total of 100 questions are asked, each carrying one mark.
The syllabus of SRMJEEE PG and GATE is same, but the questions asked in SRMJEEE PG are moderate level. Most questions are basic and direct formula-based.
To apply for SRMJEEE PG, candidates need to meet the minimum qualifying criteria which includes academic criteria and minimum qualifying criteria, which are as follows -
- BTech/B.E in the relevant discipline
- Minimum qualifying mark of 50%
The SRMJEEE PG 2026 phase III application form last date was July 10.
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