SRMJEEE Examination Guide

SRMJEEE's three-phase annual calendar spans roughly four months, from application opening in November through Phase 3's conclusion in early July, giving candidates the most extended multi-attempt window among major private university exams.

Application Window: A Single Long Registration Period

Applications typically open in November and remain open on a rolling basis through each phase, allowing candidates to register for any single phase, two phases, or all three, paying a separate ₹1,400 fee per phase they choose to attempt.

Phase 1: The Pre-Boards-Adjacent Window (April)

Phase 1 is conducted in mid-to-late April, typically shortly after most Class 12 board exams conclude. Results and the first round of SRM's own counselling process follow within about a week, in late April.

Phase 2: The Mid-Year Improvement Window (June)

Phase 2, conducted in mid-June, gives candidates who are unsatisfied with their Phase 1 score (or who missed it entirely) a second attempt, with results and counselling following in late June.

Phase 3: The Final Attempt Window (Early July)

Phase 3, conducted in early July, serves as the final opportunity within the cycle, typically timed to still allow admission and reporting before the academic session begins in July-August.

Best-Score Policy Across All Attempted Phases

Since SRM uses the highest score among all phases a candidate attempted for final merit ranking, there is no downside to attempting multiple phases — a candidate can treat Phase 1 as a low-pressure trial attempt and use the results to target weak areas before Phase 2 or Phase 3.

Historical Pattern Notes

SRM has followed this broad November-to-July, three-phase cycle consistently across recent years, with only minor week-level shifts in exact dates. Always verify exact dates for the current year on the official SRMIST admissions portal, since phase windows are confirmed only a few weeks before each exam date.

Illustrative Full Timeline Table

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Candidates should treat this as a general pattern based on historical cycles — always verify exact dates for the current year on the official SRMIST portal.