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PVR Forum & Lulu - Will more Spider-Man shows open for Aug 1st, or should I book now?

Hey guys, looking at BookMyShow for Spider-Man on August 1st. I noticed that PVR Forum and Lulu have a ton of shows listed for July 30th and 31st, but barely any screens or showtimes open from Aug 1st onwards

Should I wait for more screens/shows to open up, or is it better to book now from the limited seats left?

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u/Yeee_Haaa — 1 day ago
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Does SRM offer merit scholarships based on 12th CBSE board marks?

When searching online, I saw some mentions of SRM offering merit scholarships/tuition waivers based on your Class 12 board exam marks. However, I couldn't find any clear, updated info on the official site regarding the exact cutoffs or eligibility for this year.
Does anyone know if this scholarship actually exists for CBSE students, and if it applies to Phase 2 admissions? If it does, what are the minimum percentage cutoffs required to qualify?
Appreciate any insights from seniors or anyone else in the same boat!

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u/Yeee_Haaa — 26 days ago
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Will phase 2 counselling have a round 2?

Has anybody confirmed this from anywhere…srm is my last option and i am confused if i should take the risk and select CSE CORE or go with CSE CYBER (52XX Rank)
Can anybody please help?

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u/Yeee_Haaa — 1 month ago
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Help me choose a Course (CSE Core vs CSE Cybersecurity)

Hey everyone, I just got my SRMJEEE rank card and scored 52XX. I’m primarily targeting the Main (KTR) campus. Based on previous years, am I completely safe to get both CSE Core and CSE Cyber Security? Also, I really need some advice on choosing between the two. I've been deep into cybersecurity, electronics design, and programming (Python, C++) for about 3–4 years now, so it’s a genuine interest. Should I pick CSE Core to keep a broader foundation and just pivot into security later, or is the Cyber Security specialization at SRM worth jumping straight into if I already know the basics? Would love to hear from seniors in both branches about the crowd, faculty, and how flexible the curriculum is.

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u/Yeee_Haaa — 1 month ago