The SRMJEEE admit card is not a document you simply download and print. You unlock it by booking an exam slot first - a process that opens barely two days before each phase and fills on a first-come, first-served basis. Wait until the night before the exam, and your preferred date may already be gone.
This page covers slot booking windows for all three phases, the exact download steps, a checklist of what to verify on your hall ticket, the documents you must show to the remote proctor, and the do's and don'ts that determine whether your session runs smoothly or gets terminated mid-exam.
All Phase 1 dates are from the official SRMIST candidate information document. Phase 2 and Phase 3 dates are based on the university's published exam calendar and independent confirmations of the slot booking windows. The admit card for each phase is issued separately; a single hall ticket does not cover multiple attempts.
Login credentials: Use your application number and date of birth, or your registered email ID and password - whichever the portal prompts on the day you log in. Keep both handy.
Official portal: admissions.srmist.edu.in
Help desk: 080 6908 7000 | [email protected]
(Operational Monday - Saturday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM)
SRMIST does not generate an admit card until you select a test date and time through its Online Test Booking System (OTBS). Each phase operates its own booking window. No slot booking = no hall ticket. No exceptions.
Phase 1 slot booking opens from 18 April 2026 (1:00 PM) to 20 April 2026 (11:00 PM). Two slots are available each exam day: 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM and 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM.
Phase 2 slot booking runs 6 - 7 June 2026. The exam follows from 10 to 15 June.
Phase 3 slot booking will be a narrow window tentatively right after the application deadline of 30 June 2026 - often just two days before the exam on 4 - 5 July. Check the official portal daily as June ends.
Slots are allotted first-come, first-served. The moment the window activates, popular dates and morning slots vanish fast. Once you confirm a slot, it cannot be changed under any circumstance. Book before you finalise travel plans or take leave.
Once slot booking is complete, you can re-download your hall ticket any time before the exam from the candidate portal.
No printed copy of the admit card will be sent to your postal address. Some candidates may receive an email copy after slot booking - but the portal download remains the primary and most reliable source. Rely on the hard copy you printed yourself.
Before you close the PDF, scan every field. A mismatched photo, an incorrect date of birth, or a missing subject combination can cause the remote proctor to reject your identity during the live verification session.
Your hall ticket will display:
If you find an error - a misspelled name, a blurred photo, a wrong date of birth - act immediately. Email [email protected] or call 080 6908 7000. Have your application number ready and, if possible, the correct document you want reflected. Do not wait until the morning of the exam.
If the correction cannot be made in time, carry the complaint acknowledgement and your original ID proof to the remote proctoring session. Explain the discrepancy to the proctor when prompted.
The exam is remote-proctored, so you won't travel to a physical centre. Instead, you will hold each document up to your webcam for live verification.
Clear your desk of phones, smartwatches, books, notes, headphones, and any other electronic device. The proctor may ask for a 360-degree room scan at any point.
Every rule here is enforced by an AI engine and a live human proctor watching remotely. Violations can trigger a warning, and repeated or severe offences lead to the exam being terminated with no re-test.
Before the exam
During the exam
Ending the exam
SRMIST's official policy: no re-exam will be conducted for power cuts, internet failure, or faulty hardware. Arrange a stable setup and a backup hotspot if possible.
Start with these checks:
If the problem persists beyond these checks, call 080 6908 7000. Do not wait until the last date of the slot booking window.
Results, counselling, and seat allotment follow separately for each phase. The admit card remains important through counselling - some campuses may ask to see it during document verification.
Q: Is the SRMJEEE admit card sent by post or email?
A: No. It must be downloaded from the admission portal after slot booking. Some candidates may also receive an email copy, but the portal download is the official source.
Q: I booked my slot but forgot to download the admit card. Can I get it later?
A: Yes. Log back into the candidate portal with your credentials and download it any time before the exam.
Q: Can I change my exam slot after booking?
A: No. Slots are locked once confirmed, and the admitting authorities do not entertain change requests.
Q: What login credentials are required to download the hall ticket?
A: Usually your application number and date of birth, or your registered email and password. Keep both available.
Q: Is a colour printout mandatory?
A: A clear black-and-white printout is acceptable, as long as your photograph and text are legible for webcam verification.
Q: Can I use a mobile phone or tablet to display the admit card?
A: No. Mobile phones and tablets are prohibited during the remote-proctored test. Only a printed hard copy is valid.
Q: I noticed a mistake on my admit card. What should I do?
A: Email [email protected] or call 080 6908 7000 immediately. Provide your application number and the correct details. If the correction cannot be processed in time, carry the complaint acknowledgment and your original ID to the exam.
Q: What if my internet disconnects during the test?
A: SRMIST's policy states that no re-exam will be offered for connectivity or power failures. Use a stable connection and, if relying on a mobile hotspot, ensure sufficient data balance before the exam begins.
Q: Do I need a separate admit card for each phase?
A: Yes. You must complete fresh slot booking for each phase and download a new hall ticket for that attempt.
Q: Is there a mock test before the main exam?
A: Yes. For Phase 1, the mock test runs from 21 to 23 April 2026. Taking it is highly recommended to familiarise yourself with the remote proctoring interface. Phase 2 and Phase 3 mock test schedules will be announced along with the slot booking windows.
Q: Can I appear for SRMJEEE without a physical exam centre?
A: Yes. The exam is conducted entirely in remote proctored online mode (RPOM). You take it from your home using a laptop or desktop with a webcam and a stable internet connection.
Official Website
www.srmist.edu.in/
