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

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

The eligibility criteria for the Saveetha University DPharm course is twelve years of school education (PCB/PCM)  from a recognised board. The DPharm course is offered via the Department of Pharmacy. DPharm at SIMATS lasts for two years and is spread across four semesters.  

Yes, it's possible to pursue a Diploma in Pharmacy (DPharm) course at Saveetha University Chennai after completing Class 12 in a non-medical stream. While some universities or colleges may prefer candidates who have studied Science subjects (Physics, Chemistry,  Biology), including Mathematics in their Class 12 curriculum, but Saveetha University accepts candidates from both PCM and PCB stream.   

Candidates can pay the BTech course application fee in an offline mode at Saveetha University through demand draft or RTGS transfer after downloading the allotment letter. Candidates must ensure that the application fee must be paid in favour of Saveetha University. Additionally, after paying the application fee, candidates must request a receipt or acknowledgement for their records. The Saveetha University BTech application fee is INR 1000. 

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. 

To apply offline for SIMATS DPharm course, candidates must go to the admissions office in Chennai, where they receive the application form and prospectus after paying INR 1,000 in cash or by DD. Further, candidates must complete the application form according to the guidelines in the prospectus and mail the completed and signed document to the specified address. Candidates must complete the admission process within the date and specified time.   

In order to motivate the students for better and sustained performance, Saveetha University provides these Merit scholarships to toppers in the DPharm course. The eligibility criteria to get this scholarship is candidates must secure the 1 to 5 position in the university exams. Students who got 1st position get 40% off on the total tuition fee, and 5th position get 10% off on the tuition fee.   

The process of filling out the application for every BSc specialisation is similar. However, there is a difference in eligibility criteria for BSc specialisations that candidates are required to qualify for before filling out the application, for example, some of the BSc courses require candidates to complete their Class 12 from the PCM stream some from the PCB stream. Additionally, candidates must secure a minimum aggregate of 50% for admissions to BSc specialisations available at Saveetha University, but for BSc in Dental Technology specialisations candidates must have secured a minimum of 55% aggregate. 

Yes, Saveetha University does offer BPharm courses for four years and is offered in full-time mode. SU Chennai offers Pharmacy courses with the affiliation of the Pharmacy Council of India. The basic eligibility criteria required by the university to grant admission to this course is candidates must qualify their Class 12 from Science stream with at least an aggregate of 50%. 

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.