The history of the Chengalpattu Medical College dates back to days before 1965 when this was a District Head Quarters hospital with its building in the town. In 1965, the Government of Tamil Nadu upgraded this District Headquarters hospital as a teaching institution with 250 beds for clinical training. Vedachalam Mudaliar, the then Chairman of Chengalpattu Municipality, donated a vast area, which is in pocession of this institution.
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In the year 2001 Thiru Puratchi Kalaignar Vijaykant founded Shri Andal Alagar college of Engineering (SAACE) in memory of his parents at Mamandur near Chengalpet.
Asan Memorial College of Engineering & Technology has been established in 2002 in recognition of the vital need to develop competent engineering professional and techno - managerial personal to meet the growing needs of the country. The college is located in the adjoining villages of thandarai and keerapakkam, 9kms. From chengelpet town on chengelpet - Mahabalipuram Road. The college campus spread over 42 acres of land with picturesque hills and valleys forming a backdrop provides an ideal an...
SRM Institute of Management Studies became functional in 1993 as a part of SRM Engineering College. The institute, named after Sri Ramaswamy, the father of Sri T.R. Pachamuthu who is the chairman of all SRM Group of Institutions, is one of the largest in terms of number of students and the degrees granted. Located in a suburbia campus, it has a facility at Chennai city campus to maintain interface with the business community.
A picturesque complex located on a sprawling 550 acre estate about 60 km from Chennai. Central Leprosy Teaching and Research Institute stands as an elegant testimony to the inexorable fight against leprosy. It started as “Lady Willigdon” leprosy sanatorium under contribution from the church of Scotland Mission in 1924 and was taken over first by the Government of Madras in 1948 and then by the Government of India in 1955.