SRM Easwari: Admission 2025, Fees, Courses, Cutoff, Ranking, Placement

SRM Easwari Admissions 2025

Applications are currently being accepted for 15 undergraduate and 7 graduate programs at SRM Easwari Engineering College in Chennai for the 2025 academic year. With annual fees ranging from ₹1.5 to ₹2.2 lakh, it offers B.E./B. Tech specializations at the undergraduate level through TNEA merit and 10+2/CBSE marks, including Civil, Mechanical, ECE, EEE, CSE, IT, Automobile, Biomedical, Robotics & AI. Postgraduate options include an MBA through TANCET and an M.E./M.Tech (with specialties like CSE, Communication, and Embedded) through GATE or TANCET. A non-refundable fee of INR 1,000 (or USD 50 for foreigners, NRIs, and PIOs) must be paid when applying online.

SRM Easwari Campus Life and Infrastructure

Here's a comprehensive description of SRM Easwari Engineering College's dynamic campus life and infrastructure:

Infrastructure & Academic Facilities

• The college consists of seven multi-storey blocks: Main Block (CSE/EEE/IT), Mechanical, two Electronics Blocks, Civil/PG Block, and Workshop blocks.
• The classrooms are modern and equipped with LCD projectors, Internet/Intranet access, and strong WiFi.
• The Central Library spans two mezzanine floors (~2,100 sq ft) and seats around 350 people. It holds over 20,000 titles and 80,000 volumes. Includes almost 1,600 e-journals and memberships in DELNET, ANNA University Library, IIT-Madras, and British Council. Two audio-visual halls (120 seats) with KOHA-enabled systems facilitate modern learning.
• The complex also has food courts/canteens, departmental stores, a telecom center, a City Union Bank ATM, and a reliable power/internet infrastructure with backup systems.
• It features more than fifteen Centers of Excellence and research labs, such as e-Yantra (in collaboration with IIT-Mumbai) and sizable Central Research Facilities in advanced structures, electrical characterization, and composites.

Accommodation & Hostel Life

• Separate hostels for boys and girls provide single, double, and shared rooms equipped with beds, study tables, chairs, wardrobes, ceiling fans, and well-lit, ventilated areas.
• Dining halls offer sanitary, variety meals (breakfast, lunch, evening snacks, supper) that cater to various palates.
• Recreation zones include indoor gaming rooms (table tennis, carrom, chess), outdoor courts (basketball, volleyball, badminton), and a well-equipped gymnasium.
• The student-centric attitude emphasizes comfort, security, discipline, and a welcoming environment for healthy cultural interchange.
• The university encourages both indoor and outdoor sports, with courts and facilities dedicated to basketball, volleyball, badminton, cricket, and other activities.
• Student teams have had competitive success, including winning state-level volleyball titles and gold at Smart India Hackathon and e-Yantra events.
• Numerous clubs and societies—NSS, YRC, Rotaract, SAE, YUGA, Google Developers, Green Energy, and others—organize cultural events, drives, and competitions. LinkedIn posts feature exciting events such as Madras Day celebrations, charity outreach, DJ parties, and dancing performances.

Culture, Campus Life & Support

• The college promotes a true campus culture: cultural festivals (Splash, Virtuosity), Navratri, Pongal, Christmas, International Women's Day, Yoga Day, etc.
• The Campus Life team arranges outreach events (e.g., orphanage visits), student-led groups, and talent-spotting initiatives that highlight community engagement.
• Support structures include anti-ragging, grievance cells, SC/ST welfare, women's empowerment, civil services, and coaching for higher study.
• Technical and non-tech groups, campus gazettes, Rotaract, NSS, SAE, and YUGA promote holistic development.