College of Engineering

Sree Narayana Gurukulam College of Engineering (SNGCE) does not give a 100% scholarship. But it grants merit-based scholarships and fee waivers. Students securing 90% or more marks in their entrance exams can benefit from a 20% waiver on tuition fees. Merit-cum-Means scholarships are also granted to deserving students, with scholarship amounts changing each year. For instance, in the year 2021-22, new candidates were given up to 10,25,000 altogether for the first 41 qualifying students. Scholarships are granted on the basis of merit and certain eligibility criteria established by the college.

While it's difficult to definitively name "top" alumni without specific criteria or a list provided by SNGCE, here are some alumni and their roles mentioned on the SNGCE website: Vishnu S. (PG Diploma in embedded systems), Parvathi KG. (Java Springboot Intern), Sreelakshmi Somasekharan (Bigdata and Data Science Intern), and Ashwin Shaji (Java full stack Intern). 

Here are the details of  extracurricular activities and clubs available at Sir C R Reddy College of Engineering:

1)The Institution of Engineers (India) Students' Chapter: It focuses on technical events, workshops, and a National Level Technical Paper Contest known as TECH-FEST.

2)SIR CRRCE hosts various clubs which are mentioned in their website but specific details are not available. 

S. Veerasamy Chettiar College of Engineering and Technology has good alumni network. Alumni are working in various sectors, including information technology, engineering, research, and consultancy. They are also employed as software engineers, system analysts, project managers etc. Specific notable Alumni details  are not publicly available. You should search in the platforms like Linkedin. 

No, S. Veerasamy Chettiar College of Engineering and Technology  does not give 100% scholarships. Few scholarships are there which are distributed on the basis of economical background and academic background from the college fund. Tamil Nadu government provides scholarships from state scholarship portal. Still there are no provisions for 100% scholarship being given.