Sathyabama University All Questions

Hello,

BSc biotechnology in Manipal University is of three years UG course. Where as B tech biotechnology in university is of four years degree course. BSc biotechnology impart knowledge of theory of the subjects B tech biotechnology imparts the knowledge of theory plus practical field experiences. BSc biotechnology  include the knowledge of theory and BTech biotechnology implements this theoretical knowledge to practical. BTech in biotechnology creat the scope for placement is good BSc biotechnology respect is little bit of less good than BTech biotechnology courses.now it is your choice understand which course you will take for your future course of study to make your future bright

SRM:

In this regard, SRM has a slight advantage over Satyabhama. Till then SRM is offering placement in some of the big companies in India. SRM has a better placement percentage over Satyabhama. But if we ignore the minute details and highest salary offered then the Placements of both the Universities are kind of same.

Sathyabama.

Academics : As per my knowledge, theory classes will go good and practical classes mostly depends on in-charge you get. One can get easier Threshold marks for getting passed. If you can provide little time for your preparation of practical exams, you could make it remarkable.

Workshops/ Innovations :There will be many workshops going on all the time. I am sure not every workshop is productive only a very few are good and knowledge can be gained.

Placement: However You might spend your time during the course, at last what everyone need is people require job and some go for higher studies/entrepreneurs. Placement visting companies are numerically good and it is all your skill and talent which position you can acquire.

For SRM, it is a good private engineering college, and it is one of the best in India. Placements: Almost 96% of the students got placed in computer science and engineering. The highest salary package offered is 39 LPA by Adobe, and the lowest salary package offered is 3 LPA by Wipro.

Hello,

Integrated M.Sc in Biotechnology is completely different from the B.Tech Course in Biotechnology. The integrated M.Sc in Biotechnology is a five years post-graduation program. While the B.Tech in Biotechnology is a 4 years graduation program. Below I will give all the details about both the courses and institutions so that it will become easier for you to choose between them.

Integrated M.Sc in Biotechnology at Vellore Institute of Technology:-

This is a five-year post-graduation program and this course is available at the VIT. To get admission to this program the candidate needs to fill the application form online. The candidates will be shortlisted based on the merit in 10th  and 12th. The candidates have to secure an aggregate of 60% of marks to be shortlisted, and the candidates have to study PCM or PCB in their 10th or 12th classes. All shortlisted candidates will be called for counseling.

The VIT is affiliated with NAAC with a grade ‘A’ and ranked 11 out of 100 by the Outlook Magazine. The duration of this course is five years and the total fee of the integrated M.Sc course is approximately 4 lakhs. Almost all students of the college get a job through placement with good amounts of salaries. The campus is very good with fully equipped laboratories, libraries, and wi-fi facilities. The faculty members are Ph.D. degree holders and always help and guide the student.

B.Tech in Biotechnology at sathyabama Institute, Chennai:-

This college is affiliated with NAAC and UGC with Grade A and approved by AICTE.  It secured rank 52 for Private MBA by Outlook Magazine. The total fee of this course is approximately Rs 3 Lakhs. The duration of the course is 4 years and it is a graduate-level program. The teaching quality is excellent with great faculty members, they clarify all doubts of the students. They also guide the students about their future. Almost 80% of students get placed by the college placement facility with a good salary. The infrastructure of the college is very good with wi-fi facility, medical facility, workshops, hostel rooms are also very good.

The eligibility required for this course is; the candidate must have scored 60% at 10th standard and 45% at 12th standard with PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics ) as main subjects. It has its entrance exam known as Sathyabama University All India Entrance Examination. The candidate needs to qualify for this exam to get admission to Sathyabama University. without Qualifying the entrance exam no one can get admission in the University. It has a total of 60 seats.

I would suggest you check the official website of these institutions to know  more and the current updates or news about courses, fees, entrance exam, placement, faculty, campus, and rank of the college.

Sathyabama..

Academics : As per my knowledge, theory classes will go good and practical classes mostly depends on incharge you get. One can get easier Threshold marks for getting passed. If you can provide little time for your preparation of practical exams, you could make it remarkable.

Workshops/ Innovations :There will be many workshops going on all the time. I am sure not every workshop is productive only a very few are good and knowledge can be gained.

Placement: However You might spend your time during the course, at last what everyone need is people require job and some go for higher studies/entrepreneurs. Placement visting companies are numerically good and it is all your skill and talent which position you can acquire..

amrita:

One side you would be in a deemed university, well known for the education it offers (inpar with that of the IITs). You would have ample of facilities to help you grow but the downside what most would feel not good is the rules and the restrictions that you are made to face, like not being able to leave the campus without a pass, hostel in timings, lack of fun events compared to the other colleges, etc.,.

Other side you would have freedom, fun and stuff but education in Satyabhama is not something I can precisely comment upon cause I haven't studied there, but from what my friends tell me the freedom and rules are pretty light compared to Amrita.

So I would suggest that you take the Amrita part from me, Satyabhama part from the other people who studied from the University and then compare properly.

Hi Aspirant,

Among these two colleges Sathyabhama college is quite good in terms of facultie and placement.The college provides good education as well as effertive completion of course curriculum.The placement of the college is quite high around 86 percent.Rest of the studnets actually opt for higher educations.However the average salary package offered is about 4-5 LPA.The infrastructure is also quite good.

Hope it helps!!

Hello Student

MSc integrated biotechnology course and BTech biotechnology course as a little bit of difference in the syllabus. MSc biotechnology course is based upon theory and practical.B tech biotechnology course is the place of application of theoretical knowledge. In BTech battery course other than biotechnology different streams of Technology courses are also taught. MSc integrated biotechnology course including preach included in the syllabus genetics and practical experiences of the of the subject matter.

MSc integrated biotechnology course has a scope for placement in in at least 90% in in Vellore Institute of Technology. What are the placement in in sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology B tech biotechnology course for school students has the score for 80% job placement advantages. The average salary of of VIT MS integrated battery energy pass outs student is 5 to 7 lacs per annum and the highest salary is is very from rs 1500000 to 2000000 per annum. Paris in sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology BTech biotechnology pass out students get the average salary of 4 lacs to 7 lacs per annum and the highest salary is 13 Lacs of rs

So so from the corner of view  of  placement and salary , and the knowledge of theory which is  essential for application when it is for practical field VIT MSc integrated biotechnology course is better.

Hello Student

BSc biotechnology in Manipal University is of three years UG course. Where as B tech biotechnology in university is of four years degree course. BSc biotechnology impart knowledge of theory of the subjects B tech biotechnology imparts the knowledge of theory plus practical field experiences. BSc biotechnology  include the knowledge of theory and BTech biotechnology implements this theoretical knowledge to practical. BTech in biotechnology creat the scope for placement is good BSc biotechnology respect is little bit of less good than BTech biotechnology courses.now it is your choice understand which course you will take for your future course of study to make your future bright

Hope this helps.

Hello aspirant,

Sathyabama..

Academics : As per my knowledge, theory classes will go good and practical classes mostly depends on incharge you get. One can get easier Threshold marks for getting passed. If you can provide little time for your preparation of practical exams, you could make it remarkable.

Workshops/ Innovations :There will be many workshops going on all the time. I am sure not every workshop is productive only a very few are good and knowledge can be gained.

Placement: However You might spend your time during the course, at last what everyone need is people require job and some go for higher studies/entrepreneurs. Placement visting companies are numerically good and it is all your skill and talent which position you can acquire..

amrita:

One side you would be in a deemed university, well known for the education it offers (inpar with that of the IITs). You would have ample of facilities to help you grow but the downside what most would feel not good is the rules and the restrictions that you are made to face, like not being able to leave the campus without a pass, hostel in timings, lack of fun events compared to the other colleges, etc.,.

Other side you would have freedom, fun and stuff but education in Satyabhama is not something I can precisely comment upon cause I haven't studied there, but from what my friends tell me the freedom and rules are pretty light compared to Amrita.

So I would suggest that you take the Amrita part from me, Satyabhama part from the other people who studied from the University and then compare properly.

thankyou

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well!!

As compare to all university. we can arrange all university from top to bottom . I'll arrange all university based on there rank, reviews/rating and grade

1. SRM University
2. Sathyabama University
3. Hindustan University
4. Sarveetha University
5. Kalaslingam University
6. Vel Tech University

I hope this information will help you.

Feel free to ask any query.

All the best for your bright future ahead.

Hello aspirant,

Sathyabama University admissions are based on scores obtained in the All India Entrance Examination, which Sathyabama University conducts.

• Usually, in April, the entrance exam is conducted.
• Sathyabama University admission form is available online, and candidates need to make it through the official website.
• Several programs and specializations are offered, and aspirants should have basic eligibility criteria to apply for any program.
• To apply for under graduation courses, candidates need to have passed in XII with a minimum aggregate.
• And candidates applying for a master's degree should hold a bachelor’s degree from any recognized university in a relevant stream.
• Candidates need to appear for entrance exams conducted by the university to seek eligibility and take admissions.
• Each course or program's duration and eligibility are not the same; it differs for every specialization candidate to choose to take.

Thankyou