Sai University

If you run into any problems completing the SAI University application. For help, get in touch with their admissions staff. There is a "Any Queries? Click the portal's "Ask Us" button to submit your query. They are friendly and will make sure you can easily fix your issue.

At Sai University, in case you are applying for any course, you have to deposit a non-refundable application charge of INR 500. You can deposit this application charge online via debit card, credit card, net banking, or UPI before you submit the application. This application charge is applicable to every undergraduate and postgraduate course except the Daksha Fellowship, as no application charge is payable for it.

Sai University is considered as a good newer university with a focus on areas like law and technology. It's a newer university with doing great in areas like: 

1) Liberal Education Model

2) Strong Faculty

3) Global Approach 

4) International Exposure

5) Student Life

6) Focus on Research 

Placements: Sai University is a newer university that's why placements are still developing and on work. Some infrastructure like the library, is still under construction. 

Sai University offers a diverse range of programs, including B.A. (Hons.) in Politics, Philosophy & Economics (PPE), Economics, and Psychology, as well as B.Sc. (Hons.) in Biological Sciences and Cognitive Neuroscience, and a B.Tech in Computing and Data Science. 

Here's a breakdown of the courses offered:

Undergraduate Programs (UG):

School of Arts and Sciences (SAS):

B.A. (Hons.) in Politics, Philosophy & Economics (PPE) 

B.A. (Hons.) in Economics 

B.Sc. (Hons.) in Psychology 

B.Sc. (Hons.) in Biological Sciences 

B.Sc. (Hons.) in Cognitive

The Corporate and Commercial Law specialization, likely with more placements at Sai University in Chennai, is better aligned with industry needs. Being a young institution, specific data on placements are always scanty, but this specialisation attracts recruiters from law firms, corporations, and consultancies like Deloitte or EY for roles like legal advisor or compliance officer.

Constitutional Law and Human Rights Law have fewer placements in pure corporations and are therefore more suited to NGOs or academicians.