SRMJEEE mock test 2025 link out for phase 1 exams; must attempt by 8 pm on April 21
Anu Parthiban | April 20, 2025 | 10:28 AM IST | 2 mins read
SRMJEEE 2025 exam will be held in two slots - slot 1 from 10 am to 12.30 am and slot 2 from 2 pm to 4.30 pm - from April 22 to 27.
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Check Now!NEW DELHI: SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST) has hosted the SRM Joint Engineering Entrance Examination (SRMJEEE 2025) mock test link on the official website today, April 20. Along with the SRMJEEE mock test, the institute has also provided detailed instructions on how to attempt the demo exam.
The SRM institute has launched the mock test link to help candidates familiarize themselves with the exam pattern and for better time management. SRMJEEE phase 1 exam is scheduled to commence on April 22 and will continue till April 27. The exam will be held in remote-proctored online mode, allowing candidates to take the exam from any location of choice.
As per the exam timings, the SRMJEEE will be held in two slots - slot 1 from 10 am to 12.30 am and slot 2 from 2 pm to 4.30 pm.
Candidates have been advised have a good working Computer preferably Intel i3 (4TH Gen) equivalent CPU, 4 GB RAM or above, 2 GB free hard disk space, Windows 8 or above Mac 10.14 Mojave or higher, 80 GB HDD or higher, 15” color Monitor, Keyboard, Mouse, Microsoft Windows 10 and above Antivirus Webcam and microphone. The exam cannot be taken on a mobile phone.
How to access SRMJEEE mock test 2025
“Candidates are requested to take MOCK exam without fail on mock exam date,” the SRM admission portal read. The mock test link will be available till 8 pm on April 21. Steps to attempt SRMJEEE mock test 2025 for phase 1 remote proctored exam are given below.
- Visit the SRMJEEE official website, srmjee.srmist.edu.in.
- Now, under the admission tab, search for the mock test link.
- OR, click on the direct link here, srmjee.srmist.edu.in/AdminPanel/Instructions/Exam.aspx.
- Now read the instructions given and click on their Windows (8 and Above) or Mac (10.14 Mojave and above) depending on the system you are taking the test.
- After checking the network, microphone, and lighting, proceed to take the mock test.
Also read SRMJEEE 2025 exam pattern revised; question count increases to 130
SRMJEEE mock test 2025: Dos and don’ts
SRM Institute has notified the mock test guidelines and a set of instructions to be followed while taking the demo exam.
- Biobreaks will not be allowed during the exam/ mock test.
- Candidates should sit facing the computer screen and not sideways or down.
- Any other electronic devices, such as mobile phones, smart watches, bluetooth, are prohibited during the exam.
- Wearing sunglasses and headphones are not allowed.
- Make sure there is sufficient light entering the room.
- Candidates are not allowed to talk or text or take help from anyone during the exam.
- Rough and textual materials, or notes are not allowed.
- Make sure there is no screen sharing installed in the computer.
- Do not login through multiple devices and do not use Google or search on any other platforms.
- Do not lip-sync or read questions aloud.
- You will be constantly monitored during the exam.
- Wearing clothes covering your face is not allowed.
- Students should maintain complete silence.
- Having food and water during the exam is not allowed.
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