SRMJEEE phase 2 counselling 2025 dates announced; mark vs rank, SRM Chennai cut-offs
Anu Parthiban | June 23, 2025 | 04:24 PM IST | 1 min read
SRMJEEE Marks Vs Rank 2025: The choice filling process will begin at 1 pm on June 25. Candidates can check the SRM Chennai cut-off trends for engineering courses.
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Check Now!SRM Institute of Science and Technology will open the SRM Joint Engineering Entrance Examination (SRMJEEE 2025) counselling window on June 25. The SRMJEEE result 2025 has been declared for admission to engineering courses in SRM campuses. Candidates who appeared in SRMJEEE phase 2 exam will be able to download rank cards from the official website, sp.srmist.edu.in. SRMJEEE Result 2025 (OUT) LIVE
Candidates who qualified the SRMJEEE 2025 will be eligible to participate in the counselling process to get admission in campuses situated in Kattankulathur; Ramapuram; Vadapalani; Tiruchirappalli; Delhi NCR campus, Ghaziabad; and SRM University in Sonepat, Haryana and Andhra Pradesh.
As per the schedule, the SRMJEEE choice filling will commence at 1 pm on June 25 to 11 pm on June 26. Based on the preferences submitted by the candidates, the seat allotment results will be declared on June 28 at 3 pm. The allocation will be made based on merit, availability of seats, difficulty–level of exam, and previous years’ cut-off trends.
SMRJEEE marks vs rank
Candidates can check the expected SRMJEEE rank based on the scores obtained in the phase 2 exam. The estimated rank range is based on previous years’ trends.
|
Marks obtained in SRMJEEE |
Estimated rank range |
|
Above 250 |
Below 2000 |
|
230-250 |
2001-5000 |
|
200-229 |
5001-9000 |
|
170-199 |
9001-13000 |
|
150-169 |
13001-15000 |
|
130-149 |
15001-17000 |
|
Less than 130 |
Above 17000 |
Also read SRMJEEE phase 2 result 2025; branch-wise BTech cut-offs, fees, seat intake
SRMJEEE cut-off for SRM Chennai
Last year’s BTech course-wise SRMJEEE cut-off for SRM Chennai main campus is given below.
|
Name of the BTech course |
SRM Chennai cut-off rank 2024 |
|
Aerospace Engineering |
51500 - 52500 |
|
Automobile Engineering |
54000 - 55000 |
|
Biomedical Engineering |
53, 500 - 54,500 |
|
Biotechnology Engineering |
47700 - 48000 |
|
Chemical Engineering |
69000 - 70000 |
|
Civil Engineering |
69000 - 70000 |
|
Computer Science Engineering |
9500 - 10500 |
|
Electrical and Electronics Engineering |
39000 - 40000 |
|
Electronics and Communication Engineering |
26700 - 27200 |
|
Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering |
60000 - 61000 |
|
Genetic Engineering |
61500- 62500 |
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