Sri Sai Ram Engineering College, Chennai

The Sri Sai Ram Engineering College (SSREC), Chennai was established in the year 1995 by Sapthagiri Educational Trust. It is approved by AICTE, New Delhi and is affiliated to Anna University, Chennai. This is an ISO 9001:2015 Certified Institution & Accredited by NBA.  Sri Sai Ram Engineering College Chennai has been ranked 109 in the engineering category of NIRF rankings 2021. The college offers B.E and M.E programmes in engineering and technology. It also offers M.B.A programme. 

Location: The Sri Sai Ram Engineering College (SSREC), Chennai is located at Sairam Campus, Sai Leo Nagar, Tambaram West, Chennai, Tamil Nadu. The college is about 13 km away from the Perungulattur Railway Station and about 17 km from the Chennai International Airport. It is about 9 km from the West Tambaram Bus Depot. The college is easily accessible.

Accreditation and Ranking: 

• The Sri Sai Ram Engineering College, Chennai is NAAC Accredited 'A+' Grade.
• In NIRF Engineering Ranking 2021, the college has secured 109 rank. 

Clubs, Cells and Societies:

• Industry Institute Partnership Cell: The cell gets regular inputs from the personnel from Industries for curriculum design and execution by linking the latest technology towards continuous improvement. 

• Anti Ragging Committee: Anti-Ragging Committee of SSREC ensures compliance with the provisions of the regulations as well as the provisions of the law concerning ragging is in force. It also monitors and oversees the performance of the Anti-Ragging Squad in prevention of ragging in the institution.

• Automobile Club: Works with vehicles where students design, manufacture and fabricate new vehicles. 

• Cultural Committee: The cultural committee works towards keeping the college vibrant with passion and energy around the year, by organizing various events.
• ECO Club: The club works with the objective to prevent global warming and create awareness about not to pollute the environment. It regularly organises activities related to the social contributions to the environment.
• Maths Club: The club fosters a community of students around a common interest in mathematics. The members of the club get opportunities to apply and improve math skills by participating in math competitions and learning circles. 

• NSS: NSS volunteers conduct a variety of activities, such as orphanage visits, awareness programs and health camps. In addition, the NSS holds annual camps in a rural location, where students assist the residents in the development of their village.

• NCC:  NCC Cadet Crop of SSREC organises and trains youth and provide leadership in all walks of life including the Armed and Navy forces. It also creates a suitable environment to motivate the youth to take up a career in the armed forces.
• Youth Red Cross:  The vision of the Youth Red Cross is to become a leading humanitarian organization serving vulnerable people. The members of the club regularly take part in the various events and promote humanitarian services in society.
• Energy Efficiency Club: The club joins as Institute Social Responsibility (ISR) Partner with Energy Efficiency Research Group (GREEN9 ) EnSav Club.