B.Sc. (Hons.) in Operation Theatre and Anaesthesia Technology 

at Saveetha University, Thandalam

Numerous specialisations are available in BSc courses at Saveetha University. The university offers over 30 BSc specialisations, ranging from Computer Science to Design. The best specialisation depends entirely on personal preferences, professional aspirations, and the industry one wants to work in. Candidates can therefore choose from any of the specialisations; what counts is how hard students are working to learn the course. Hence, any BSc specialisation can be considered the best. 

Saveetha University provides various scholarships to support titsBPharm students financially. Primarily, the SIMATS BPharm scholarships are offered based on merit, this scholarship caters to the students who excel academically. Additionally, students who become one of the toppers from 1 to 5 in the university's exams will get relief in tuition fees from 10 to 40%. Additionally, Saveetha University offers scholarships to students from weaker sections whose family income is below INR 2.5 Lacs per annum. 

Saveetha University provides BSc courses in a diverse range of specialisations, such as Design, Biotechnology, Data science, Computer Science and many more. Students can pursue various government job opportunities after completing their BSc degree from SIMAT. Candidates can get govt. Job roles according to the specialisation they selected. Some of the suitable job roles are: 

• Graduates can work as a Research Assistant in govt. Ministries of industries, such as DRDO, ISRO, CSIR, etc. 
• Candidates can explore various government job opportunities across different sectors. Here are some popular options,  Civil Service, State Civil Service, Banking Sector, SSC Exam, Railways, Teaching Jobs and Defense Service.
•  Graduates can also work in various PSU (Public Sector Undertaking. 

Saveetha University Chennai reserves seats for the students, who belong to SC/ ST/ BC candidates. Additionally, the university also provides reservations for students from weaker sections of society. The percentage of seats reserved for BSc students is not explicitly mentioned on the official website of the university. However, candidates can take the reference of reserved seats as per the government of India and the state government of Tamilnadu.