SRM Institute of Science and Technology provides sublime options to Study Abroad for students with SAT scores

The SRM Institute of Science and Technology has started the admission process based on SAT scores. The institute offers NRI/PIO/OCI or foreign category candidates to apply for admission under the International admission category. 

The NRI/PIO/OCI or foreign candidates can also avail scholarships with fee waivers of 25% to 35% under merit, whereas SRMIST offers scholarships with fee waivers of 40% for SAARC countries and Africa.

SRIMST is a part of the member of the India Global Higher Alliance of the US-based college Board, that conducts SAT examination. 

The students who apply through SAT scores, not only avail scholarship benefits while studying at SRMIST, but there are some other advantages as well.

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The other advantages include the Transfer/Twinning program to study abroad after 2 years of study completion in SRMIST, thereafter the final 2 years to be done abroad for a degree to be awarded by the overseas university. With over 200 MoUS with overseas universities, there are unlimited options available with the students.

SRMIST is QS 4 star rated top number 1 multi-stream university, with over 5,000 students from across India and 64 countries and over 32,000 faculty members.

Not only this, SRMIST has always been on top for the placements as well. This year, the institute witnessed more than 8500 job offers with more than 625 companies recruiting the institute students.

The highest salary offered this year is INR 41.6 lakhs, which is highest ever by any Indian University. There are many facilities provided by the varsity, which includes a semester abroad programs, Industry internships, students-run clubs, and labs.

Recently the SRM Institute of Science and Technology changed the admission process for B.Tech. SRMJEEE 2020 will no longer be held and admission will be based on class 12 marks or equivalent, through e-counseling that will commence from the first week of August 2020.