SRMJEEE 2022 Phase 2 Exam Guidelines Released

SRM Institute of Science and Technology has released the SRMJEEE 2022 phase 2 exam day guidelines on the official website, srmist.edu.in.

Raghavendra Kumar Yadav

Updated on - Apr 14, 2022 | 09:53 AM IST

SRMJEEE 2022 Phase 2 Exam Guidelines Released

SRMJEEE 2022 phase 2 guidelines released online. (image credit: pexels.com)

SRM Institute of Science and Technology has released the SRMJEEE 2022 exam day guidelines at srmist.edu.in. Authorities will conduct the SRMJEEE 2022 phase 2 exam on 23 and 24 April in remote proctored online mode.

SRMJEEE 2022 Phase 2 Exam Day Guidelines

Candidates appearing for SRMJEEE 2022 phase 2 exams should follow the guidelines mentioned below:

Candidates have to log in to the test using the credentials mentioned on the admit card.
They should log in at least 60 minutes prior to the test commencement.
Applicants will not be allowed to end the test within the first 120 minutes from the commencement of the test.
The submit test button will appear once the 120 minutes period elapsed.
The test window will automatically close at the scheduled exam time.
Any candidate found to be disobeying the guidelines shall be disqualified from the examination.

Also Read: SRMJEEE 2022 Phase 2 Slot Bookings Open from April 19 to 21

SRMJEEE 2022 Requirements for Remote Proctoring Test

Particulars	Details
Computer	Pentium IV/Dual Core, 1GB RAM or higher, 80 GB HDD or higher, 15” colour Monitor, Keyboard, Mouse, Microsoft Windows 10 and above Antivirus Webcam and microphone. Candidates may appear for the exam through mobile phones.
Internet	A stable internet connection with a minimum of 512 KBPS speed (1MBPS is preferred). If mobile hotspots are used for Internet connection, the candidates shall ensure the availability of sufficient data beforehand.
Room and Environment	Candidates need to sit in a room without any noise and disturbance. Candidates shall make sure no person enters the room during the examination. The desk shall be clear of objects, and the candidate’s face must be clearly visible to the camera.