SAEEE 2020 cancelled, admission on the basis of class 12 merit
Team Careers360 | July 21, 2020 | 12:07 PM IST | 1 min read
NEW DELHI: Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology (Deemed University) has cancelled its entrance examination for admission to B.Tech course. The institute has notified that entrance examination for admission to the upcoming session, also known as SAEEE 2020 has been called off due to unavoidable circumstances in view of Covid-19 pandemic. The institute will offer admission for the academic session 2020-21 through class 12 merit.
The institute has notified all the registered candidates through emails to upload their class 12 mark details. All candidates who have registered for the SAEEE 2020 need to upload their class 12 marks by the end of this month. To update the marks, candidates have to login to SAEEE portal using application number and password.
The admission committee will release a merit list on the basis of class 12 marks on August 2. Students having their name in the merit list will be eligible for participation in the counselling and admission process beginning August 3.
Application form for SAEEE 2020 is also open. Interested candidates can now apply for admission.
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