Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research

Yes, most BSc programs at SRIHER include a few common subjects such as Communication Skills, EVS, and sometimes basic sciences, particularly during the first two years. These are designed to build a strong academic foundation before the curriculum shifts to a more specialised and application focused approach in the later years.

Yes, candidates belonging to reserved categories (SC/ ST/ OBC) are offered relaxation in minimum qualifying marks for Class 12, in accordance with the university's guidelines. This makes the admission process more inclusive while maintaining academic standards.

The BSc Hons. Allied Health Sciences programme at SRIHER has 125 seats, while other specialised allied health programs such as BSc Hons. Cardiac Technology, Radiology and Imaging Science Technology, and Biomedical Sciences have smaller intakes, ranging from 3 to 90 seats depending on the course. These programs typically span four years.

SRIHER Chennai offers 160 seats for the BSc Nursing program, making it one of the most sought after and high intake courses at the institute. The duration of this course is four years. Seat capacity may vary slightly every academic year depending on demand of the course.

SRIHER offers placement opportunities across its programs. In the 2022–2023 cycle, 195 companies visited the campus, creating 598 job vacancies. Salary packages ranged from INR 2.20 LPA to INR 70 LPA. With top recruiters like Wipro, HCL Technologies, and Lenskart participating, the institute ensures strong industry connections and career support for students, including those in BSc courses.

Yes, SRIHER offers reservation benefits for candidates belonging to SC/ ST/ OBC categories. These students receive relaxation in the required Class 12 marks. They may also get relaxation in interview cutoffs. However, exact details of reservation based seat allotment are not disclosed on the official website. Reserved category applicants are encouraged to apply early, especially for high demand BSc courses like BSc Nursing and BSc (Hons.) Allied Health Sciences, which tend to have higher closing ranks.

Seat allotment for SRIHER BSc courses is based on the candidate's performance in the entrance exam or personal interview conducted by the university. There is no separate cutoff disclosed publicly, but selection is competitive and merit based. Final seat allocation is completed during the counselling process after the provisional selection list is released.

Here's a brief month-wise breakdown of the SRIHER BSc admission timeline 2025:

January–March: Application portal opens for UG programs.

May–June: Merit-based evaluation and shortlisting for interview/entrance.

June–July: Admit card release, entrance/interview at centers in Chennai, Coimbatore, or Madurai.

July: Provisional selection list and BSc counselling sessions begin.

August: Academic year commences; students must complete document verification and fee payment.