SRMJEEM 2026: Phase 3 Result Expected, Exam Dates, Eligibility and GD-PI

SRMJEEM 2026 (SRM Joint Entrance Examination for Management) is a university-level MBA entrance exam conducted by SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST) for admission to two-year full-time MBA programmes across its campuses in Chennai, Delhi-NCR, and Andhra Pradesh. The exam runs in three phases — February, April, and June — in online remote proctored mode, allowing candidates to write the test from home on a laptop or desktop. With the SRMJEEM 2026 Phase 3 exam completed on June 5–6, 2026, the Phase 3 result is now expected in the last week of June 2026, after which the GD-PI admission rounds will begin for all qualified candidates.

• Phase 3 Result: SRMJEEM 2026 Phase 3 result is expected in the last week of June 2026. The Phase 3 exam was held on June 5–6, 2026 — results are typically announced within 2–3 weeks. Candidates can check their scorecard on srmist.edu.in using their application number and date of birth.
• GD-PI Rounds: Group Discussion and Personal Interview rounds are expected to begin in late June to July 2026. Candidates who score at least 60% in SRMJEEM qualify for GD-PI. Those with valid CAT (50 percentile), XAT, MAT, GMAT, NMAT, CMAT, or TANCET scores get direct PI consideration without writing SRMJEEM.
• Merit List: The final SRMJEEM 2026 merit list is expected by July 2026. It is prepared on the basis of combined performance in the SRMJEEM written test and the GD-PI rounds. Final seat allotment follows this merit list.
• MBA Batch Start: The SRM MBA 2026–28 batch is expected to begin in August 2026 across 6 campuses, covering 7+ specializations including Business Administration, AI and Data Science, Healthcare and Hospital Management, and Banking and Financial Services.

What is SRMJEEM 2026?

SRMJEEM stands for SRM Joint Entrance Examination for Management. It is conducted by SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST), a deemed-to-be university recognized under Section 3 of the UGC Act 1956, for admission to the two-year full-time MBA 2026–28 batch. SRMIST has six campuses across India where MBA programmes are currently offered, covering Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, and Andhra Pradesh.

SRMJEEM 2026 is held in online remote proctored mode. You write the test from home using a laptop or desktop with a working webcam and a stable internet connection — no travel to a physical exam centre is needed. The exam is conducted in three phases, so if you miss one phase, you can register and appear in the next one. Each phase has a separate registration window and exam date.

Candidates who hold a valid score from national MBA entrance tests — CAT, XAT, MAT, GMAT, NMAT, CMAT, or TANCET — do not need to write SRMJEEM at all. They can apply directly and are considered for the Personal Interview round based on their existing scores, which makes the admission process faster for them.

The MBA at SRM covers 7+ specializations including Business Administration, Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, Banking and Financial Services, Healthcare and Hospital Management, Digital Marketing, Business Analytics, and Sports Management. Here is a quick reference overview of SRMJEEM 2026:

SRMJEEM 2026 Important Dates

SRMJEEM 2026 follows a three-phase schedule. Each phase has its own registration deadline, exam date, and result date. The table below lists all key events — upcoming events appear first, followed by events that are already over.

The SRMJEEM 2026 Phase 3 exam was held on June 5–6, 2026. The Phase 3 result is expected in the last week of June 2026. Keep checking srmist.edu.in for the official result announcement. Candidates will also receive email and SMS notifications from SRMIST.

Source: SRM MBA Admissions 2026, srmist.edu.in

FN = Forenoon session; AN = Afternoon/Evening session. All dates are subject to change. Candidates should monitor the official SRMIST website for any updates.

SRMJEEM 2026 Eligibility Criteria

Before applying for SRMJEEM 2026, confirm that you meet the eligibility requirements set by SRMIST. The criteria cover your academic qualification, minimum marks, and the alternate exam route for candidates who already have national MBA entrance scores.

Academic Qualification

• You must hold a Bachelor’s degree or Master’s degree from a recognized government or private institution.
• Minimum 50% aggregate marks in your qualifying degree is required.
• If your university uses CGPA: 2.5 on a 5-point scale or 5 on a 10-point scale is the accepted equivalency.
• Final year students can also apply. You must complete and pass your degree by April–May 2026 and provide proof of passing by the second week of August 2026 at the time of document verification.

Qualifying Score After the Written Test

After the SRMJEEM written test, you must score at least 60% overall (60 out of 100) and a minimum of 50% in each individual section (10 out of 20 per section) to qualify for the GD-PI round. Both conditions must be met at the same time — a high overall score alone is not enough if you fall below 50% in any single section.

Age Limit

There is no upper age limit for SRMJEEM 2026. Graduates of any age can apply as long as they meet the academic qualification requirements.

Alternate Exam Route

If you have a valid score in any of the national MBA entrance exams below, you do not need to write SRMJEEM. You can apply directly and will be shortlisted for the Personal Interview round:

• CAT — minimum 50 percentile
• XAT, MAT, GMAT, NMAT, CMAT, TANCET — valid score as per SRM requirements

Candidates with higher scores in national exams are given preference in the final selection process. A CAT score above 70 percentile, for example, significantly strengthens your candidacy at SRM during the PI stage.

Work Experience

Work experience is not mandatory for most MBA specializations at SRM. However, it is preferred and may give you an advantage during the Personal Interview round. Relevant domain experience — such as finance for Banking and Financial Services, or health sector experience for Healthcare and Hospital Management — can make your PI answers more compelling and specific.

SRMJEEM 2026 Application Form and Fee

The SRMJEEM 2026 application is fully online. Registration deadlines for all three phases have passed (Phase 3 registration closed on May 30, 2026). Candidates who missed all three phases but hold valid scores from CAT, XAT, MAT, GMAT, NMAT, CMAT, or TANCET should check the official SRM portal for the direct application window, as SRM processes alternate-exam applicants separately from SRMJEEM candidates.

Application Fee

The SRMJEEM 2026 application fee is Rs. 1,200 per phase, payable online. This fee is non-refundable. Candidates who wished to appear in more than one phase had to pay Rs. 1,200 separately for each phase they registered for.

How to Fill the SRMJEEM 2026 Application Form (Step by Step)

• Step 1: Visit the official application portal — applications.srmist.edu.in/mba
• Step 2: Register using your name, valid email ID, and mobile number to create an account.
• Step 3: Fill in your personal, academic, and contact details in the online application form.
• Step 4: Upload scanned copies of all required documents (photograph, signature, marksheets, photo ID).
• Step 5: Pay Rs. 1,200 using Net Banking, UPI, Credit Card, or Debit Card.
• Step 6: Submit the form and save your application number and payment confirmation receipt for future use.

Documents Required for SRMJEEM 2026 Application

• Recent passport-size photograph (clear, white or light background)
• Scanned signature on plain white paper
• Valid government-issued photo ID — Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Passport, or Driving Licence
• Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets
• Bachelor’s degree mark sheet and provisional or degree certificate
• CAT / XAT / MAT / GMAT / NMAT / CMAT / TANCET scorecard (only for alternate exam applicants)

Keep your SRMJEEM application number safe. You will need it to download your admit card, check your scorecard, and log in at every stage of the admission process. SRM sends all important updates — result links, GD-PI schedule, counselling dates — to your registered email ID and mobile number.

SRMJEEM 2026 Syllabus

The SRMJEEM 2026 syllabus is divided into five sections: Data Interpretation, Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, English Language, and General Knowledge and Current Affairs. All five sections carry equal weight — 20 marks each. Here is what each section covers:

1. Data Interpretation (20 Questions)

This section tests your ability to read, analyse, and draw conclusions from data presented in multiple formats.

• Tables, bar graphs, pie charts, and line graphs
• Text-based and caselet data interpretation
• Combination of multiple data sources (two charts together)
• Data sufficiency problems

2. Quantitative Aptitude (20 Questions)

This section covers intermediate mathematics. The difficulty level is broadly equivalent to Class 10–12.

• Percentages, ratios, and averages
• Profit and loss; simple and compound interest
• Time, speed, and distance; time and work
• Algebra — linear and quadratic equations
• Probability and permutation-combination
• Number systems and basic arithmetic

3. Logical Reasoning (20 Questions)

This section tests analytical thinking and problem-solving across a variety of formats.

• Puzzles and seating/arrangement problems
• Syllogisms and logical deductions
• Coding-decoding and blood relations
• Direction sense and number/letter series
• Critical reasoning and argument analysis
• Visual reasoning and pattern identification

4. English Language (20 Questions)

This section covers reading, grammar, and vocabulary at an intermediate level.

• Reading comprehension passages
• Vocabulary — synonyms, antonyms, and contextual word usage
• Sentence correction and grammar rules
• Fill in the blanks and para jumbles
• Idioms and phrases

5. General Knowledge and Current Affairs (20 Questions)

This section updates with every phase as current events change. Focus on the 6 months before your specific exam date for current affairs questions.

• Business and economy — government policies, RBI decisions, Union Budget
• National and international current affairs
• Science and technology developments
• History, geography, and civics
• Sports, awards, and entertainment news

SRMJEEM 2026 Admit Card

The SRMJEEM 2026 admit card is released on the official application portal a few days before each phase exam. Since the exam is in online remote proctored mode, the admit card contains your login credentials and exam-day technical instructions — you do not need to print and carry it to a physical centre.

All three phases of SRMJEEM 2026 have now been conducted. Phase 3 (June 5–6, 2026) admit cards are no longer active. Candidates who appeared in Phase 3 should now wait for the result announcement expected in the last week of June 2026.

How to Download the SRMJEEM Admit Card

• Step 1: Visit applications.srmist.edu.in/mba
• Step 2: Log in using your application number and date of birth.
• Step 3: Click the "Download Admit Card" link for your registered phase.
• Step 4: Save the admit card as a PDF and note your login credentials for exam day.

What the SRMJEEM Admit Card Contains

• Candidate name and application number
• Login credentials for the remote proctored online test
• Exam date and time slot (Forenoon or Afternoon session)
• System requirements and technical setup instructions
• Rules and guidelines for writing the remote proctored exam

Exam Day Rules for Remote Proctored Mode

• Use only a laptop or desktop — tablets and mobile phones are not accepted.
• Check that your webcam and microphone work at least 30 minutes before the exam starts.
• Keep a valid government photo ID (Aadhaar / PAN / Passport) nearby for proctor verification.
• Sit in a well-lit, quiet room with no other person present during the exam.
• A stable internet connection of at least 4 Mbps is recommended to prevent disconnection mid-test.

SRMJEEM 2026 Selection Process: GD and PI

Getting into SRM’s MBA programme through SRMJEEM 2026 involves more than just the written test. The full selection process has four stages. All shortlisted candidates — whether through SRMJEEM or an alternate national exam score — must go through the same GD-PI process.

Stage 1 — Written Test (SRMJEEM) or National Exam Score

You appear for SRMJEEM in one of the three phases. Your score forms the primary shortlisting criterion. Candidates with valid CAT, XAT, MAT, GMAT, NMAT, CMAT, or TANCET scores skip the written test entirely and move directly to Stage 3. Candidates with higher national exam scores are generally preferred over those relying solely on SRMJEEM scores.

Stage 2 — Psychometric Assessment

Shortlisted candidates complete an online psychometric assessment. This evaluates personality traits, cognitive style, and behavioural competencies. It is not a pass/fail test but contributes to your overall admission profile. The assessment helps SRM understand your strengths and how you might perform in a specific MBA specialization and career path.

Stage 3 — Group Discussion (GD) or Case Discussion

A group of shortlisted candidates is given a topic and asked to discuss it for a set amount of time. Topics are typically related to business, current affairs, social issues, or management themes. Evaluators assess:

• Communication skills — clarity, confidence, and articulation
• Logical thinking and the quality of arguments presented
• Ability to listen to others and build constructively on their ideas
• Leadership behaviour and contribution to group dynamics

In some instances, SRM may use a Case Discussion format instead — a short business case is shared and candidates analyse and propose solutions together.

Stage 4 — Personal Interview (PI)

The PI is a one-on-one discussion with an SRM faculty or management panel. The panel typically covers your academic background and choice of MBA specialization, your work experience (if any), career goals and why you have chosen SRM, awareness of current business and management issues, and general awareness topics. Interviews usually last 15–25 minutes.

Final Merit List and Admission Offer

After all GD-PI rounds conclude, SRMIST prepares a final merit list. This list combines your written test score (or national exam score), GD performance, PI score, and academic profile into a single composite rank. The SRMJEEM 2026 final merit list is expected by July 2026. Admission offers go out based on your composite rank and the seat availability at your preferred campus and specialization.

MBA Specializations and Fee at SRM

SRM Institute of Science and Technology offers more than 7 MBA specializations for the 2026–28 batch. These programmes cover high-growth sectors including Artificial Intelligence, Healthcare, Banking, Digital Marketing, and Sports Management. All specializations run for two years and are designed with industry-connected curriculum and dedicated placement support.

Programme fee details are as per official SRM information available at the time of publication. Candidates must verify the latest fee structure directly from the official SRM MBA admissions portal before making any fee payments.

SRM MBA Placements

More than 300 companies recruit from SRM campuses across sectors including technology, consulting, banking, healthcare, and FMCG. Key placement highlights for the MBA programme:

• Recruiting Companies: 300+ across sectors
• Average Package (MBA): Rs. 6–10 LPA
• Top Package (MBA): Up to Rs. 15 LPA
• Top Recruiters: Amazon, IBM, Wipro, HCL, Deloitte, Infosys, among others

Specializations like AI and Data Science, Business Analytics, and Banking and Financial Services typically attract technology and BFSI sector recruiters — companies that often offer packages at the higher end of the salary range.

Top SRM Campuses Accepting SRMJEEM Score

SRMJEEM 2026 score is accepted at six SRM campuses spread across three states. Each campus follows the same SRMJEEM admission process, though the range of specializations and total seat availability varies by location. You indicate your preferred campus during the counselling round after the merit list is published.

The Kattankulathur campus is SRM’s largest and best-known location. It offers the widest range of MBA specializations and sees the highest number of recruiting companies during placement season. SRM University Delhi-NCR in Ghaziabad is popular with candidates from North India, while SRM University AP is a growing campus with strong industry linkages in the Amaravati region.

Seat allotment at counselling depends on your rank in the final merit list, your stated campus preference, and the seats available at that campus. Once your seat is confirmed and fees are paid, you will join the MBA 2026–28 batch from August 2026.

Source: SRM MBA Admissions Portal, applications.srmist.edu.in

SRMJEEM 2026 Preparation Tips

SRMJEEM is a 100-question paper with no negative marking. If you prepare consistently across all five sections and manage your time well during the exam, clearing the 60% cutoff is very achievable. Here are practical, section-wise tips to help you prepare efficiently.

Data Interpretation

• Practice reading charts, tables, and graphs quickly. Aim to identify the key numbers in a set within 30 seconds before solving questions.
• Build your mental math skills — this reduces the time you spend on calculations during the actual exam.
• Solve 8–10 DI sets every week from standard MBA prep material. Focus on speed after you have built accuracy.

Quantitative Aptitude

• Start with NCERT Class 10–12 mathematics to refresh your foundation in arithmetic and algebra.
• Learn shortcut methods for percentage, profit and loss, compound interest, and time-speed-distance — these topic types appear most often.
• Do at least 20 quantitative questions daily. Aim for accuracy first; build speed in the final two weeks.

Logical Reasoning

• Spend 20–30 minutes daily on puzzles, seating arrangements, and coding-decoding problems.
• For syllogisms, use Venn diagram techniques — they make valid-conclusion questions significantly faster to solve.
• Timed practice is critical here. Each reasoning question should be solved in roughly 60–90 seconds.

English Language

• Read one editorial from a quality newspaper every morning. This builds both vocabulary and reading speed simultaneously.
• For reading comprehension, practise reading 300–400 words per minute with good retention.
• Review core grammar rules — subject-verb agreement, tenses, and prepositions cover most sentence correction questions in this exam.

General Knowledge and Current Affairs

• Follow business and economy news closely — government policies, RBI decisions, and Union Budget highlights are commonly tested.
• Build a monthly current affairs digest covering domestic and international events, sports, and award winners.
• Limit your focus to the 6 months before your exam date for current affairs — questions rarely go beyond that window.

Mock Tests and Overall Strategy

• Take 2 full-length SRMJEEM mock tests per week in the final month before your exam. Full-length practice builds stamina for a 150-minute sitting.
• After each mock test, review every wrong answer carefully — understand why the correct option is right, not just what it is.
• Since there is no negative marking, attempt all 100 questions. On questions you are unsure about, use elimination to narrow down the options before guessing.

GD-PI Preparation

• Read business and management publications and watch news panel discussions to develop the habit of structured, confident speaking.
• Prepare a crisp 2-minute self-introduction covering your academic background, work experience (if any), career goals, and your reason for choosing SRM and your preferred specialization.
• In the GD, quality beats quantity — a few well-reasoned, clearly articulated points will always stand out more than frequent but generic contributions.