SRMJEEE 2027 Registration Began on 30 October: Form Link Reported Removed, Exam Dates Announced

SRMJEEE 2027 registration began on October 30, with the application link going live on the official website that same day. The link, however, is no longer available on the site at present.

The SRMJEEE 2027 registration link has been taken down from the official website, srmist.edu.in. The site has reverted to the 2026 edition, with all SRMJEEE 2027 content removed.

Candidates should keep the following documents ready before filling out the SRMJEEE 2027 application form:

• Aadhaar card copy
• Class 10 marksheet
• Class 12 marksheet (if passed)
• Scanned photograph and signature
• A valid, working mobile number and email ID
• Credit/debit card or net banking details for fee payment

SRMJEEE 2027 registration is currently open for both Phase 1 and Phase 2. Candidates can apply online through the official website or the Shiksha portal. The last date to apply for Phase 1 is April 2, while Phase 2 registration closes on June 4, 2027.

SRMJEEE 2027 Phase 1 will be held on April 17–18, and Phase 2 is scheduled for June 19–20, 2027.

An application can be rejected for the following reasons:

• Name does not match the identity document submitted
• Date of birth mismatch
• Category mismatch

Candidates must ensure all details entered in the SRMJEEE 2027 application form are accurate, as no correction facility is available once the form is submitted.

The direct application link for SRMJEEE 2027 is now active on the official website, srmist.edu.in. Candidates can also access the SRMJEEE 2027 registration link through the Shiksha portal.
 

Candidates preparing for SRMJEEE 2027 can access sample papers and mock tests through the Shiksha portal. The official SRMJEEE 2027 mock test is expected to be released around 2–3 days before the exam for both phases. Shiksha's sample papers and mock tests are designed to match the difficulty level of the actual exam.

Candidates appearing for the SRMJEEE 2027 remote proctored exam must use a laptop or computer — phones and tablets are not permitted. The system should have a working camera and microphone, an Intel i3 (4th Gen) or equivalent processor, at least 4 GB of RAM, a minimum internet speed of 1 Mbps, and 2 GB of free disk space. Supported operating systems include Windows 8 or higher and macOS 10.14 Mojave or later.

The SRMJEEE 2027 application fee is INR 1,400, applicable to all candidates irrespective of category or gender. Payment can be completed online via credit/debit card, net banking, or UPI.

Upload your photo at exactly 200 x 230 pixels and your signature at exactly 140 x 60 pixels. Both must be JPEG/JPG files of no more than 5 MB. Use a light or white background for the photo and a plain white sheet for the signature.

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SRMJEEE 2027 Photo and Signature Requirements

The form is likely to reject files that don’t match these specifications, so resize both images before uploading.

Applicants need to upload a scanned photograph and a scanned signature with the SRMJEEE 2027 form. Candidates with a disability may also be asked for their UDID card or certificate.

To apply, candidates must be at least 16 years and 6 months old on 31 July of the year they pass Class 12. They must have passed or be appearing in Class 12 in 2027 from a recognised board. Physics and Mathematics are mandatory for most B.Tech programmes, and a third subject is chosen from a listed set.

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Who Can Apply for SRMJEEE 2027?

Candidates should check the official brochure for the rules that apply to their chosen programme.

SRMIST has published the syllabus for SRMJEEE 2027. Aspirants can get the PDF from the official website, srmist.edu.in, and start preparing against it.

SRMIST will conduct SRMJEEE 2027 twice, in Phase 1 and Phase 2. Candidates can choose to take just one phase or both. A single registration covers both phases, and registration is currently open.

Candidates can expect SRMJEEE 2027 slot booking to open roughly five days before each phase. After a slot is booked, it is locked and the hall ticket becomes available for download. The official booking dates haven’t been announced yet.

SRMJEEE 2027 will be taken under remote proctoring. Each sitting lasts two and a half hours, and there are two sittings every exam day: 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM and 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM.

SRMJEEE will run in two phases for the 2027 cycle, down from three in earlier years. The July phase is no longer part of the schedule. Phase 1 is planned for April and Phase 2 for June.

Every exam day for SRMJEEE 2027 has two sessions. The first runs from 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM and the second from 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM. Candidates select the one that suits them while booking their slot.

Candidates sitting SRMJEEE 2027 can choose between a morning and an afternoon session. The morning slot runs from 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM, and the afternoon slot from 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM. Pick whichever suits you when you book your test.

The registration cut-off dates have been announced. Phase 1 closes on April 2, while Phase 2 closes on June 4.

A tip: since the year isn’t stated in this text, add “2027” to both dates once you confirm it from the official notice. Listing the exam dates for each phase would also make your version more original and useful.

The closing dates for SRMJEEE 2027 registration are out. Phase 1 applications close on April 2, and Phase 2 applications close on June 4, 2027.

A tip: adding the exam dates for each phase and the fee, once confirmed from the official notice, would make your version more original and useful. Also, the source gives the year only for phase 2, so confirm that April 2 is also in 2027 before publishing.

• Review: go through every entry and correct any mistakes.
• Submit: click the final submit button once everything is accurate.
• Print: download the completed form and take a printout for your records.

A tip: adding a reminder that edits are usually not possible after final submission (if the official notice confirms it) would make your version more original and useful.

• Pick a payment mode: credit card, debit card or net banking.
• Pay: enter your payment details and check the fee amount before confirming.
• Keep proof: take a screenshot of the payment receipt and save it for later.

A tip: adding the actual fee amount and any other accepted modes (such as UPI), once confirmed from the official notice, would make your version more original and useful.

• Aadhaar: a sharp, legible scan.
• Marksheets: Class 10 and Class 12, if you have already passed.
• Photo and signature: a recent passport-size photograph along with your signature.
• Contact details: a working mobile number and email ID.