What are the specialisations offered at SSN College of Engineering for BE/ B.Tech course?
The specialisations offered at SSN College of Engineering for BE/ B.Tech course include Electrical & Electronics, Electronics & Communication, Computer Science & Engineering, Information Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Bio-Medical Engineering. Additionall
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There are a variety of BE/ B.Tech specializations offered at SSN College of Engineering.
B.E. Programs (duration: 4 years)
- Chemical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Electronics and Communication Engineering
- Computer Science and Engineering
- Electrical and Electronics Engineering
- Biomedical Engineering
B.Tech. P
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The below-mentioned table reflects on the SSN College of Engineering collaborations:
· CBRI
· Larsen & Toubro Limited
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SSN College of engineering has exepreinced & expert faculty members. The faculty are PhD, dploma, & degree holders. SSN College of engineering faculty keeps on gaining more knowledge so as to stay updated. The SSN College of engineering faculty tries to make students industry ready.
SSN College of Engineering is giving the undergraduate (UG) & postgraduate (PG) programmes. All the programmes are given in a full-time mode. At the undergraduate - UG level, the available programme is B.E. This course is available in specialisations like Electrical & Electronics Engi
Sri Sivasubramaniya Nadar College of Engineering is approved by AICTE (All India Council for Technical Education) & UGC (University Grants Commission). Hence, the college offers UGC and AICTE approved programmes to students.
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