SSN School Of Management (SSN SoM), Chennai was founded by Mr. Shiv Nadar, founder and chairman of HCL Enterprise, an $8.1billion global organization. SSN is part of the Shiv Nadar Foundation which has substantial interests in the field of education. The institute is accredited by NAAC with an ‘A++’ grade. The institute is autonomous under Anna University, Chennai. SSN SoM Chennai offers one of the best known MBA programs in South India and is a preferred institution by MBA aspirants. The institute has a consistent and quality placement record of 90%. Students were placed in a variety of roles in IT, Banks & Financial Services and FMCG companies. The average CTC offered was INR 5.4 LPA. The institute offers a postgraduate program, Masters in Business Management (MBA). Admissions are done on the basis of various national and state entrance exams.
SSN School of Management is a much sought after destination for students aspiring to do an MBA program. The 230-acre green campus with all modem infrastructure and facilities makes it an ideal place to hone one’s skills, expand one’s horizon and transform into a leader. The Institution has a well-stocked library with around 10000 volumes as well as access to online content and databases.
College Award & Ranking
93in 2020
6th Best among Outlook ranked colleges in Chennai in 2020
Training & Internships
These are meant to provide an industry exposure to students. The first is an 8-week summer internship between their first year and second year followed by a longer 12-week project-internship in the final semester. SSN has consistently been a destination of choice for leading firms who offer internships.
Students take up internships in a variety of sectors – Manufacturing, FMCG, Analytics, IT, and Government Institutions. Such industrial exposure provides students with adequate exposure in tackling real life problems encountered in the workings of an organization. The companies also gain from the fresh perspective and inputs of the students.
Summer Internship
8 weeks after the first year of the program.
Normal period – June/July.
It is desirable that students are given an opportunity to experience the concepts learnt in the first year, take up meaningful assignments to apply these concepts, get an opportunity to do critical thinking and generate ideas that can be considered for implementation. The outcome will be an internship report that will be shared with the company and the institution.
Students take up internships in a variety of sectors – Manufacturing, FMCG, Analytics, IT, and Government Institutions. Such industrial exposure provides students with adequate exposure in tackling real life problems encountered in the workings of an organization. The companies also gain from the fresh perspective and inputs of the students.
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Industry Projects
12 weeks during the fourth semester.
Normal period – March to May.
The students can be assigned areas with either a need for improvement or a problem that needs to be resolved. Ideally, this should incorporate a data-oriented approach and meet the requirements of a systematic research. The objective is to outline a solution for consideration by the company. The outcome will also include a project report to the company and the Institution.
Scholarships
SSN School of Management Scholarships
Merit-cum-Means Scholarship
Every academic year, several scholarships are awarded on the criteria of merit-cum-means. Academic performance and demonstrated economic need are the key criteria for this scholarship.
Sports Scholarship-
Sports scholarships are awarded to students with an outstanding record in sports. Typically, students who have participated in National and International level competitions conducted by accredited Sports Boards are eligible for these scholarships.
Waiver of Tuition Fee
First year students of SSN who secure the highest marks in the Plus Two examinations have their entire tuition fee waived for the first academic year. Similarly, senior students are offered scholarships on the basis of their previous year’s performance.
The hostel is good and not bad. There are 2 types of rooms. One is with AC and toilet attached and the other is without AC and common toilet. The hostel is compulsory. The meals provided are not bad. The registration process is very easy and simple and 90000 for 1 year. No PG room/ rental as the course is a Residential course where you should stay in college.
Hostel For Female
The hostel facilities are very good in our college. Separate rooms for everyone and food is also good enough. Medical care is also there which is a main criterion. The hostel is inside the college campus and is about 750 meters from our campus. The infrastructure of the hostel is also very good and the ambiance is also good.
Praveen Kumar Arivazhagan
Vice President, Parthenon-EY, New York City
B.TECH. '05
Balamurugan Sadhananthan
Sr Product Manager, Nike, Portland
B.TECH. '04
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Training & internships
These are meant to provide an industry exposure to students. The first is an 8-week summer internship between their first year and second year followed by a longer 12-week project-internship in the final semester. SSN has consistently been a destination of choice for leading firms who offer internships.
Students take up internships in a variety of sectors – Manufacturing, FMCG, Analytics, IT, and Government Institutions. Such industrial exposure provides students with adequate exposure in tackling real life problems encountered in the workings of an organization. The companies also gain from the fresh perspective and inputs of the students.
Summer Internship
8 weeks after the first year of the program.
Normal period – June/July.
It is desirable that students are given an opportunity to experience the concepts learnt in the first year, take up meaningful assignments to apply these concepts, get an opportunity to do critical thinking and generate ideas that can be considered for implementation. The outcome will be an internship report that will be shared with the company and the institution.
Students take up internships in a variety of sectors – Manufacturing, FMCG, Analytics, IT, and Government Institutions. Such industrial exposure provides students with adequate exposure in tackling real life problems encountered in the workings of an organization. The companies also gain from the fresh perspective and inputs of the students.
Industry Projects
12 weeks during the fourth semester.
Normal period – March to May.
The students can be assigned areas with either a need for improvement or a problem that needs to be resolved. Ideally, this should incorporate a data-oriented approach and meet the requirements of a systematic research. The objective is to outline a solution for consideration by the company. The outcome will also include a project report to the company and the Institution.
