SRM University Courses after 12th Science & Commerce

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SRM University-AP is not listed in AP EAPCET spot admissions or Category B web options because it is a private university that conducts its own admission process.  The institute fills vacant seats and admits students through its own entrance examination, the SRMJEEE, and other internal admission procedures.

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After EAPCET 2024 final counselling, SRM University-AP filled the remaining vacant seats through their own admission process. Students who didn’t get a seat in EAPCET could apply via SRMJEEE. The university also shared last rank cut-offs for courses like CSE and ECE to guide admissions.

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The SRM University is expected to conduct the BOT entrance test around 20-22 May 2026.

To be eligible, a candidate must have passed 10+2 (or equivalent) (Physics/Chemistry/Biology) with a minimum of 50 % marks.

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good afternoon, a discontinuing bond is a legal agreement signed at the time of admission.

If a student withdraws from the BDS course midway or fails to complete the mandatory internship, they are required to pay a penalty.

This penalty is meant to compensate the institution for the seat that goes vacant and the resources allocated.

While SRM Dental College doesn’t publicly list the exact discontinuing bond amount, similar private dental colleges often charge:

3 to 5 lakh or more depending on:

Year of discontinuation

Whether the student has availed any scholarships

Hostel and other dues

In simple words if you cancel or withdraw your admission by yourself in mid of course deny or fail to do internship you have to pay penalty.

Hello Aspirant,

Both SRM KTR and Jain CMS B-School offer their own advantages, and your choice will depend on what you value most. SRM KTR has a strong academic reputation and has better infrastructure than Jain CMS B-School; however, Jain´s location in a business city could offer more industry exposure. If alumni and campus life are important to you, SRM is a good choice. If placement and networking are more important, Jain could be better.