SRMJEEE PG 2025 Phase 2 Exam Guidelines

Important guidelines for SRMJEEE PG Phase 2 exam, including login protocols, technical requirements, and dos and don'ts for a seamless test experience.

SRMJEEE PG 2025 Phase 2 Exam Today – Key Guidelines for a Smooth Test Day

SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST) will conduct the SRMJEEE PG 2025 Phase 2 exam today through a remote-proctored online format. This critical phase of the entrance exam is designed to assess the skills and readiness of postgraduate engineering aspirants. To ensure a seamless testing experience, candidates must follow the specific guidelines provided by the university.

Exam Timing and Login Protocol:

• The exam will run from 10:00 am to 12:30 pm.
   
• Candidates must log in at least an hour before the test, between 9:00 am and 10:00 am, for identity verification, including capturing a self-photo and presenting valid ID proof. This window also includes the reading time.

Technical Requirements:

• Only desktops or laptops with a stable 1 Mbps internet connection are allowed.
   
• Mobile phones and tablets are not permitted for the exam.

Exam Day Dos and Don’ts:

• Dress Code: Formal attire is required for the test.
   
• Seating: Sit facing the screen at all times. Avoid looking down or sideways. Ensure the room is well-lit.
   
• No Breaks Allowed: Candidates cannot take bio-breaks or leave their seats during the exam.
   
• Prohibited Items: Do not use mobile phones, digital watches, headphones, or any electronic devices. Keep the test area free of papers, notes, or other study materials.
   
• Strict Monitoring: The exam will be monitored by AI-powered proctoring software. Attempting to switch tabs, access other sites, or change devices will result in automatic termination.
   
• No Background Noise: Ensure a quiet environment with no distracting sounds like background music, TV, or conversations.

Avoid Suspicious Behavior: Do not lip-sync, read questions aloud, or cover your face.

Candidates who violate these guidelines may have their exams terminated or results invalidated. For a smooth testing experience, follow all instructions carefully and stay focused. Good luck to all the aspirants!