SRMJEEE 2027 registration begins for BTech admission; phase 1 exams from April 17
Vishnukumar V | November 4, 2026 | 02:27 PM IST | 2 mins read
SRMJEEE 2027: SRMIST will conduct the engineering entrance examination in two phases in April and June, replacing the three-phase schedule followed earlier.
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Check Now!The SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST) has opened the registration process for the SRM Joint Engineering Entrance Examination (SRMJEEE) 2027 for admission to BTech programmes. Candidates can submit the application form online through the official website, applications.srmist.edu.in/btech.
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The SRMJEEE 2027 application process covers two examination phases. Candidates can apply for Phase 1 until April 2, 2027, while the last date to submit the application for Phase 2 is June 4, 2027. The SRMJEEE application fee is Rs 1,400 per phase and is non-refundable.
The SRMJEEE 2027 exam phase 1 will be held on April 17 and 18, while phase 2 is scheduled for June 19 and 20, 2027. Unlike previous admission cycles, the entrance examination will be conducted in two phases instead of three.
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SRMJEEE 2027 eligibility criteria
Candidates applying for SRMJEEE 2027 must fulfil the academic and age requirements prescribed by the university.
- Educational qualification: Applicants must have passed or be appearing for the Class 12 or equivalent examination under the 10+2 system.
- Minimum marks: Candidates must secure at least 60% aggregate in physics, mathematics and one of the following subjects: chemistry, biotechnology, biology, computer science, information technology, informatics practices, engineering graphics, botany or zoology.
- Biotechnology and related programmes: For BTech programmes offered by the departments of Biotechnology, Genetic Engineering and Biomedical Engineering, candidates must have at least 60% aggregate in the prescribed subject combinations, including PCM, PMB, PCB or combinations involving botany or zoology.
- Age limit: Applicants must be at least 16 years and six months old by July 31, 2027, in the year of passing Class 12.
Students admitted to certain programmes without mathematics as a major subject in Class 12 will have to complete an additional four-credit mathematics course during the first year of BTech.
How to apply for SRMJEEE 2027?
Candidates can follow these general steps to access the application process:
- Visit the official website, applications.srmist.edu.in.
- Click the SRMJEEE 2027 admission link.
- Register using the required contact details.
- Log in with the registered credentials.
- Fill in the application form with personal and academic information.
- Follow the instructions for uploading documents and paying the application fee.
- Review the details and submit the application form.
Candidates should check the official portal for the prescribed application fee, eligibility requirements, examination dates and submission deadlines before completing registration.
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