Bad thing is there is threat of snakes and insects and good is infrastructure and facultiws. For government quota where i come from they calculate cutoff. Cut off = (physics mark + chemistry mark)/2 + maths mark. So for 200 you should be atleast 190+ to join ssn if general. I was obc and i my cutoff wad 189 so i got mechanical at ssn. For management quota you have to write enterance exam mostly aptitude test and clear interview to join.

I attended Anna university counselling through my 12th marks. Selected this college through that. I selected CSE department in SSN College and studied my CSE. This college is very good in teaching and placements.

My admission process was completely done through online but now it is offline and the cut off has also increased for all the departments. The minimum cut off expected is around 192-200 . The government quota has no special entrance exams but management quota people have to write an entrance exam and also clear the interview round.

As a passout during the corona the cut off was too high. I basically wanted a reduced fee structure so I chose this college as it was reasonable for the government quota .The management seat requires us to write an entrance exam and then followed by interview . The exams consisted of basic level aptitude and 12 th syllabus. In the interview the questions were about very basic general knowledge.

Our admission was during Covid period. So the entire process was online. Initially there was an online assessment test. If qualified then there was an interview. I qualified for interview which was held online. The results of the interview was announced through email. Now the process is physical mode. There would be an assessment test and face to face interview. Preparing for JEE helped me clear the assessment round. I chose this college for better placements.

I was first drawn to SSN College of Engineering after seeing it featured in films like Enai Noki Paayum Thotta and Needhane En Ponvasantham. The college's cool campus and freedom it offers to its students really caught my attention. Over time, I grew more interest in it, and these factors, along with its strong academic reputation and excellent placement records, played a key role in my decision to choose this college. For admission under the management quota, I participated in an entrance test followed by an online interview. After successfully clearing these stages, I secured admission to the college.

One of the top rated colleges giving equal importance to sports and academics they have good placements and good faculty members they also have a lot of scholarship to waive off fees to the maximum extent for many students , yes I went through aptitude exam and personal interview to get admission here.

The good aspects of the college are they encourage the students in sports, other activities like music, dance, singing and those who have cinema passion. The aluminis of SSN in sports, cinema & other activities for example indian cricketer R ashwin & director Pradeep ranganathan. The bad aspects of the college is Placements because most o the company are management not related to core engineering. But placements for IT & CSE is awesome. The merit students selected by cut off. The required cut off in SSN is 191- 199 according the Courses. The management quota students have to write exam and attend face to face interviews. The is no recommendation in SSN.

There are two modes of admissions one is through councelling and other is through management quota. The councelling process is the general TNEA process . For management quota we must initially apply for the college, based on our cut-off we will get an interview letter to attend the aptitude and interview exam. Based on our aptitude and interview performance we will get an admission offer .

The factor that made me choose this college is the engineering-specific curriculum which is very much on the technical side of things, yes I had an interview after qualifying for an admission test, and the interview was more like a personal interview where you look for what you are up to in life.