SSN College of Engineering Old Mahabalipuram Road Chennai Answered Questions

Both the colleges are good for engineering and they have good reputation too but I would opt for MIT as it has better brand name being a campus of Anna University (University of Departments of Anna University). The placements for CSE are really huge and tech giants like Amazon, visit the campus every year and offer packages more than 20 LPA.
I won't say SSN because it is a self-financing college under Anna University. So it is better to opt for government aided colleges like PSG, Coimbatore Institute of Technology and Thiagrajar, Madurai than SSN.

Hello Kishore,
No, SSN College of Engineering offers self-supporting courses (SS) but not sandwich courses. They offer regular curriculum and it is affiliated to Anna University.
For the syllabus details, refer:
http://www.ssn.edu.in/?page_id=214

Hello Ragul,
The fee structure for the engineering courses at SSN College of Engineering through government quota (counselling) it is around 2 lakhs per annum including bus fee. If you come under management quota then the fees will be around 2.5 lakhs per annum.

Hello Javs,
The questions in the interview after the completion of an aptitude test will be in general. They may ask about the current affairs, general knowledge and some technical questions too.
So, there is no separate preparation for that, you need to answer boldly and whatever you know.

Hi,
Both these are good colleges for doing engineering. Both are competitive with each other and are equal. If you consider education, placements and rankings, both will almost be the same.
So you can prefer any one of these for engineering. The only thing is that SSN comes under Anna University so the syllabus will be the same for all the affiliated colleges.
But SASTRA University has its own syllabus and curriculum as it is a deemed university.

Hi,
Yes, I think you can get a seat at SSN College of Engineering, Kalavakkam with a cut off of 186 and odd for an SC candidate. You may not get ECE but you can get other courses.
For the previous year's cut off marks you can refer:
www.cutoff.tnea.ac.in

Hi,
Both these are good colleges for doing engineering. Both are competitive with each other and are equal. If you consider education, placements and rankings, both will almost be the same.
So you can prefer any one of these for engineering. The only thing is that SSN comes under Anna University so the syllabus will be the same for all the affiliated colleges.
But SASTRA University has its own syllabus and curriculum as it is a deemed university.

Hi,
Your board exam marks are the primary criteria for admission. For that you need to apply for single window counselling under Anna University. You also need to have a good aggregate in PCM out of 200 (like 195/200).
If you haven't applied for it then you can go for management quota seats where you need to clear an aptitude entrance test and then get admission.

Hi,
Your overall percentage is not actually required for admission. Your aggregate in PCM out of 200 should be at least 195 or above to get a seat.
You may also go for management quota where you need to clear an entrance aptitude test and get admission.

Hi,
As per last year's cut off marks, for an MBC category candidate your cut off marks should be at least 193 or more to get electives and electronics engineering at SSN College of Engineering, Kalavakkam.
Refer www.cutoff.tnea.ac.in for 2016 cut off.