SSN College of Engineering All Questions

Dear Raveendranath,

Yes, There are lots of reservation under TNEA.

Here are the informations.

The servicemen reservation is divided in 5 parts (A,B,C,D and E).

Ex-servicemen reservation is come under 'a' catagory it is also called code number.

The total number of seats in TNEA for ex-servicemen is 150 seats.

For more details click here: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/tnea-seat-reservation

Thank you!

Hello,

I don't think so that SSN will add 5 points to make it 193 instead they will find more candidates. Yes, you still have chances of admission w/o TNEA. Good luck. Connect back for more queries. 

Regards,

Keshav Sahani

Hi Madhukar reddy.

Admission to SSN college is through TNEA. Only native TN students are allowed to participate in it. But, you can get admission in SSN, through management quota seat. For that, you have to contact the concerned authourity. There are 310 seats under management quota. You may get a seat from those 310. For more details, visit - http://www.ssn.edu.in/?page_id=13662

Good Luck.

Hi Hameedullah,

As per your marks , it is highly possible that you will get CSE in your prefered college. You can also consider colleges like: Krishnaveni Engineering College for Women, KSRM College of Engineering, Amalapuram Institute of Management Sciencesand College of Engineering, Bheema Institute of Technology and Science, Alfa College of Engineering and Technology and Kuppam Engineering College, JNTUA College of Engineering, Ananthapur, Chadalawada Venkata Subbaiah College of Engineering.

Thank you and best of luck.

your cutoff means?Please write your doubts properly so that we can help you out.

Hello dear,

as per the last year cut-off according to you rank if you are belong to open category then you have no chances for getting admission in SSN college in CSE and IT if you are belong to SC/ST category then you have many chances for getting admission in SSN college in CSE and IT branch.

Hope This Helps.

Maths -100% , physics and chemistry -50% of your scores.. so if u get 100 in maths, 90 in physical, 80 in chemistry, your cut off will be -100+(90+80)/2 =185. And if you mean the cut off that is set by the college for you to be called for the aptitude test, its based on these competition. The college calls a reasonable no of students for the aptitude test. So if there are more no of people scoring very high marks (more than you)in the year you apply ,then the city of will be high and maybe you will not be called. Its dynamically decided every year but you can rely on previous years trends and hope for the best!

Good Luck