Terms greater than 5!
i.e., $(5 !)^2, ( 6 !)^2, ..., (100!)^2$ is divisible
by 100
$\therefore$ For terms $ (5 !)^2, ( 6 !)^2,$ ..., $(100!)^2$ remainder is 0.
Now consider $(1 !)^2 + (2 !)^2 + (3 !)^2 + (4 !)^2$
= 1 + 4+ 36+ 576
= 617
When 617 is divided by 100, its remainder is 17.
$\therefore$ Required remainder is 17.