Hi Anbu,

First of all congratulations on clearing the entrance exams with such a good rank. See, the comparison in two different colleges depends upon some factors. But for instance, I would suggest you go with SRM. The reason for choosing SRM over Jain depends upon some factors and these

Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you according to previous year cutoff yes you can certainly get good branch in S.R.M. Previous year cutoffs are:

Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you yes surely you can get good branch in S.R.M.J.E.E. According to previous year cutoff:

Hello,

The SRM University is one of the best private universities due to there well experience teaching facilities and a great infrastructure so this increases the demand for the students and hence you have to score a great marks to get in here. Now the marks which you have gained

Hello,

As we all know that SRM University is a well known Private Institute and KIIT is a Deemed to be university so basically it can also be considered as a private institute. So now talking about comparing both the colleges i would say that SRM is a point higher

Dear candidate, at this rank you can get all branches(except CSE) in SRM main campus and you can get all branches in SRM other campuses with 23231 rank. SRM main campus is considered as a good campus, rest are considered same.

For more information, you can check: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/srmjeee-cutoff

Hope, it

Dear candidate, SRM main campus is considered as different from others. Rest all are considered as same mostly. They have slight differences in education, infrastructure. So, SRM Ramapuram campus is considered as better campus after SRM Chennai, main campus.

Hope, it helps!

Greetings of the day dear Saketh

Firstly, congrats on successful completion of your SRMJEEE Examination. The cut-off trends keeps changing every year and it depends on the number of students attempting the exam, difficulty level, number of available seats, etc. Getting a CSE seat is getting highly tough these days