D.M. Neurology 

at Saveetha University, Thandalam

Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences (Saveetha University) is a private university, located in Chennai. It offers more than 120 courses at undergraduate and postgraduate levels across streams such as Engineering, Law, Dental, Nursing etc. Admissions to BPharma is merit-based. BPharma admissions are based on the marks obtained in the qualifying examination. 

All applicants need to do is fulfil the eligibility requirements to ensure a seat in SIMATS BTech programme, which includes gaining at least 45% overall in their Class 12 Science stream. Additionally, applicants must register on the university's official website. 
Second, applicants provide the necessary information on the application form. Finally, the merit list of shortlisted candidates will be released by the university after counselling process, and those who pay the required course fees will be able to secure a seat. 

 Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences is not very Expensive,   The most expensive course at this University is MBA which costs 3.5 lacs for 1 year. And the cheapest course is Bp.ed which costs 30k per year. Looking at these figures it can be said that this University is not very expensive. Mostly colleges charge more than 3.5 lacs for MBA on an average basis. If you are willing to take admission at this University you should not only consider the fees factor but you should consider other factors too like placements, infrastructure, faculty etc. 

Saveetha University offers various specialisations in BTech/ BE courses, such as Information Technology, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, Dental Technology, Biotechnology and many more. To identify which branch of BTech at SIMAT has more career scopes, candidates should check out the placement rate of that particular branch they are interested in. On the other hand, Computer Science and Engineering, Electronics, Biotechnology, and Automobile Engineering are also good in terms of career growth. However, career growth completely depends on candidates' overall performance in their courses.