SRM University Chennai All Questions

These are decent score and are more than eligible for SRM and V.I.T . Cutoff is not yet annoucent but VIT will probably release list for students who are selected and councelling will also decide whether the student is selected or not.

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Manipal institute of technology (MIT) is a self financing engineering college which is top ranked engineering college.

Vellore Institute of Technology ( VIT) is private university locates in TamilNadu. VIT  offers 51 UG courses, 33 PG courses and 11 Integrated programmes , 2 Research Programmes and 2 M.Tech educational Programmes.

SRM University offers admission to Engineering , Medical, Management and Science and Humanities students.It is also one of the top ranking universities in India.

To know about each college in detail, to know which is best for academics or placements and compare the colleges of your choice you can browse the below link : https://www.careers360.com/compare-colleges

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If you want To get admission in SRM for B.Sc Accident and Emergency Care Technology you must have completed H.S.C/ 10+2 or equivalent qualification with subjects like Physics, Chemistry and Biology/botany and Zoology with a minimum 50%. Of marks secured

Age limit: Minimum 17yrs

Maximum:30 yrs

lateral Entry to Second Year for candidate who have passed Diploma program From recognizable Government or Private University or Institution Recognized by State/Central  Government fulfilling the conditions specified. These students are eligible to take admission on lateral entry only if subjects like Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Botany and Zoology are studies at diploma level.The Admission Criteria for this course is SRMJEEH(UG) entrance exam held by SRM Institute.

For an application form, you can visit the official website of the mentioned college

I hope this resolves your query

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AISEESE provides scholarships for IITs/NITs/IIITs along with 50 ICAR colleges, GFTIs, state government universities and few state private universities. VIT and SRM are state private universities and AISEESE provides scholarship for those students who qualify in AISEESE scholarship exam. Here is the link to check the list of colleges https://www.aieesesecondary.co.in/college/top

Hello student,

As you have earlier chosen engineering then your main subjects would be PCM. But as of now you have changed your mind for medical then you should have biology in your 12th in main subject. You can surely apply in the above mentioned college for medical seat but the counseling would not be the same. You have to fill up form in which you will add biology as your main subject.

Apart from this I would suggest that if you are interested in engineering then you can go for it. If your 12th marks are not good then please don't worry and don't change your decision because it will affect your whole future. By taking medical but not interested in it will ruin everything later on. So think wisely and make your decision.

All the best!

Hello Aspirant

Kattankulathur campus is termed as main campus of SRM UNIVERSITY. The institute's infrastructure is standing on a very vast area of land in comparison to RAMAPURAM campus. In terms of exposure,yes kattankulathur is better as I justified that it is more diverse than RAMAPURAM.

Hope this information is helpful for you.

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Hi,

The SRM Main Campus, Kattankulathur is the best campus for placements according to me. All the placements for other campuses as well will take place in the KTR Campus only.

The Main Campus in KTR is the largest campus as well as compared to the other ones which also offers way more opportunities for you in the course of 4 years.

Computer Science and Engineering is getting better as they even offer specializations along with them to choose from like Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Cloud Computing, Big Data Analytics, and so much more.

Hope this helps!

Good” is something you as an individual decide. So I’ll try to describe who would and who wouldn’t find a career in computer engineering “good.”

People who find computer engineering worthwhile are people who:

• Understand core mathematics, through calculus, relatively easily.
• Understand core E&M physics, particularly circuits.
• Like working in a dynamic field that’s continuously changing. Nothing stays the same, and you like it that way.
• Like to explore how things work and how to make them do work: you dive in and generally don’t come up until you’ve figured it out. You don’t like to give up.

Note that I said nothing about money. Money comes if you’re good. If you’re not good, money won’t come. People don’t get paid to have received degrees, they get paid to do work.

Don’t go into computer engineering if:

• You have a lot of trouble with math and physics, or don’t believe in the scientific process. We rely on these for basic tools. If you can’t swing a hammer, you probably can’t be a carpenter.
• You give up readily or are lazy in general. Sadly, this disqualifies most humans. Some single problems will take weeks, maybe longer, just to understand, let alone fix.
• You don’t want to work, or can’t work, in a constantly changing field. You’ll need to keep pushing your skill set, your knowledge, your ability to handle ever larger problems and bigger designs. You will need to pursue constant learning and growth, or you’ll get kicked out in favor of a 22-year-old who can do better than you and gets paid less to boot.
• You rely on Google constantly, rather than internalize concepts. Once in a while, I do a phone interview with someone who spends most of the time typing madly away on his keyboard, saying “please wait a second…” If you can’t rattle off phone interview answers off the top of your head, you’re not ready to compete in the field.
• You’re doing it primarily for money. If that’s your only motivation and you don’t have the talent and interest to back it, you will probably drop out long before you make any money.
• You will never be comfortable working with people of different ethnicities or religions. People of all types work in this field, because the competition and market is worldwide. While some, perhaps most, people are surprised how little the differences matter once they’re exposed, some people can’t adjust.

A lot of people try to do computer engineering, or computer science. Many fail. They obviously didn’t find the effort “worth it” compared to those that made a career out of it. If you’re a good fit for the path, you’ll probably find computer engineering well worth it.