SRMJEEE 2024 phase 2 seat allotment result out at srmist.edu.in; scholarship details
Alivia Mukherjee | July 6, 2024 | 03:16 PM IST | 1 min read
SRMJEEE seat allotment 2024: Candidates are required to pay the acceptance fee by July 10 to confirm their admission.
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Check Now!NEW DELHI: The SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST) has announced the SRM Joint Engineering Entrance Examination (SRMJEEE 2024) phase 2 seat allotment result today, July 6. Candidates who have participated in the phase 2 counselling process will be able to check the SRMJEEE 2024 seat allotment result for phase 2 by visiting the official website, srmist.edu.in.
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Candidates can check the SRMJEEE 2024 phase 2 counselling seat allotment result through the candidate login portal using the application number and date of birth. The allocation of seats for SRMJEEE 2024 depends on various factors including the candidates' SRMJEEE ranks, their chosen preferences, seat availability, the number of applicants for each course. As per the SRMJEE 2024 counselling schedule, candidates are required to pay the acceptance fee by July 10 to confirm their admission.
SRMJEE 2024 Phase 2 Seat Allotment Out: Admission criteria
Admission to any of SRMIST’s campuses requires:
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Meeting the minimum eligibility criteria specified by the respective institutions
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Having an All India Rank that meets the criteria
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Presenting all original certificates and listed documents for verification
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Completing the payment of registration and full tuition fees
SRMJEE 2024 Counselling Phase 2: Documents required
Candidates are required to bring the following documents at the allotted college for verification.
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SRMJEEE 2024 Rank Card.
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Qualifying examination admit card
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Class 10th marksheet
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Photo identity proof – need to carry original and photocopy.
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Cancelled cheque leaf with the name of the candidate, parent, grandparent printed.
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Receipt(s) for payment made through E-Pay facility or Demand Draft
SRMJEEE 2024 phase 2 scholarship details
Candidates can have a look at the SRMJEEE 2024 phase 2 scholarship details below.
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SRM IST Scholarship Criteria (Kattankulathur, Vadapalani & NCR-Ghaziabad |
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Scholarship type |
Percentage of scholarship |
Class 12 |
SRMJEEE 2024 Phase II rank range |
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Founder's scholarship |
100% |
All Boards |
01 – 12 |
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Merit scholarship |
100% |
All Boards |
13 – 36 |
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Rank based Scholarship |
75% |
All Boards |
37 – 68 |
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Rank based scholarship |
50% |
All Boards |
69 – 108 |
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Rank based scholarship |
25% |
All Boards |
109 – 152 |
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