hy aspirant,

Tragically, SRM University DOES NOT consider your JEE-MAIN scores for their confirmation procedure. You have to apply for SRMJEEE 2016, which is the passing confirmation test for inductions into SRM University. The enlistments for SRMJEEE 2016 are open now and you can apply online at their official site

Hi Srinivas,

The fee structure of SRM University, Amravati Campus for B.Tech Computer Science as per last year was Rs.2.5 Lacs per annum. Since, there is about minimum to none at all - change in the fee struture annually, you can expect this year's fee for your course to be

HEy Narendra Patel,

Stipend is nothing but salary which is given to interns. As per my knowledge SRM provides internships to students and if they get placed they could achieve stipend. Stipend is based from company to company and based on your resume and skills your stipend is fixed!

Hi....

Consult your Administrative or Finance Department and ask them about the Fee Reciet with the official's sign.

It varies from college to college,So the process varies accordingly.

Hope this helps...Thank U

Hello Sakshi,

Yes you can apply for SRM University for Engineering.It is a private university.It doesn't have anything to do with mains percentile.You have to appear for SRMJEE to apply there.For more details about SRM you can check out below link

https://www.careers360.com/university/srm-institute-of-science-and-technology-chennai

Hello.

SRM University is an autonomous deemed university, so it's not under any university.

Hope this helps.

Its better to avoid srm as an option for mba. If you are expecting to do mba, I will suggest that you do it from top 50 mba colleges in india

hello  cyril gubbi,

i sugges you to refer the following link to get the list of colleges which are offering under graduate courses on food technology in india,

• https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-be-btech-in-food-technology-colleges-in-india

yes,srm university is offering this course.please refer the link ,it will let you know the details further.

all the best!

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