Saveetha University - Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences Chennai Answered Questions

No, applicants from the Commerce stream are not eligible to pursue a DPharm at Saveetha University. The majority of DPharm programmes in India require applicants to have a Science background, including Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics, at the Class 12 level. As a Commerce student, candidates may not meet the typical eligibility criteria for DPharm admission since they would not have studied the necessary Science subjects.   

On the official website of the university, there is no specific data mentioned about internships. However, candidates' overall personality development and soft skills necessary for personal and professional life are handled by SIMAT,   Students have to do individual mini-projects in various sectors of their choice, and students will decide, design, and deliver/organise a mega event for the Saveetha School of Management. Hence, Saveetha University might or might not offer internships to MBA students but, it helps students to prepare themselves for upcoming job opportunities. 

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. 

Candidates must fulfil certain eligibility requirements and adhere to a methodical application process in order to be admitted to Saveetha Medical College. The main prerequisite is having finished 10+2 coursework with physics, chemistry, and biology as key topics and earning a minimum percentage that the college specifies. The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), administered by the National Testing Agency (NTA), is the main requirement for admission to the MBBS program. Applicants need to sign up for NEET, take the test, and receive a qualifying score. Candidates can apply for counselling through the appropriate state counselling bodies after the NEET results are announced. Seats are assigned depending on the candidates' choices and NEET scores. 

There is a major difference between a BPharm and a DPharm course offered at Saveetha University. Bachelor of Pharmacy is a four-year undergraduate degree course that covers a broad range of subjects, extensive curriculum and more practical exposure. The DPharm course is a Diploma programme with a duration of two years, that covers fewer subjects, limited curriculum and narrow practical exposure compared to BPharm. Another major difference that can be spotted among BPharm graduates and DPharm diplomats is that candidates with a four-year BPharm degree have more opportunities and scopes of jobs compared to DPharm students.

Yes, Saveetha University does offer MBA courses for two years, and in full-time study. Saveetha University MBA courses are available in various specialisations, such as Finance,  Hospital Administration,  Human Resource Management,  International Business Management,  Marketing,  Production,  Systems and Logistics. The minimum eligibility criteria required for admissions to any of the mentioned MBA specialisations, candidates are required to qualify for their graduation from any discipline with a minimum aggregate of 50%. 

Yes, Saveetha University does offer BTech/ BE scholarships to the students. These scholarships are offered to meritorious students who perform outstanding in their Class 12 and also in their Engineering degree. Additionally, Saveetha University also provides various government and non-government scholarships that are offered mostly in the form of tuition fee waivers.   

Yes, students who have completed the Saveetha University MBA programme are eligible to seek out job opportunities in the public sector. An effective and well-structured MBA programme helps develop essential skills such as problem-solving, strategic planning, and more.Students who possess such skills can be a fit for management jobs in government companies or agencies. Tabulated below are some of the key government job roles offered to students with an MBA degree:Government Job ProfilesReserve Bank of India (RBI) Grade B OfficerIndian Railways Management Service (IRMS) Central Excise and Customs Inspector (C&CE) Security and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Grade A Officer Probationary Officer in BanksQuality Assurance Manager 

Yes, there are so many government job opportunities that BCom students can seek after completing their degree. In the government sector, there is a requirement for students from the commerce and banking fields. Some of the gov. job roles that students can pursue are: IBPS PORBI Grade B OfficerSBI POSBI ClerkIBPS Clerk, etc. To get these jobs, candidates have to qualify for the eligibility criteria and entrance exams followed by PI. Some of the examinations that are necessary to fetch a government job for a BCom graduate are the SSC CGL exam, UPSE CSE, Common Proficiency Test (CPT), and Company Secretary Executive Entrance Test (CSEET). 

Students enrolled in BCom courses at Saveetha University get to choose from different specialisations. Moreover, the university offers BCom courses with the affiliation of CMA, US & and ACCA, UK. The duration of BCom specialisations at SIMATS is three to three years, and only BCom (Hons.) is offered for four years. The names of the available BCom specialisations are Accounting and Finance with Professional Accounting (Integrated with ACCA, UK ), BCom in Accounts and Finance, Strategic Finance Integrated with CMA, US, and Corporate Secretaryship.