Saveetha Transdisciplinary Annual Research Summit (Star Summit-2015)Inaugurated in Chennai

Saveetha Transdisciplinary Annual Research Summit(Star Summit-2015)Inaugurated in Chennai

Chennai: Saveetha Transdisciplinary Annual Research Summit(Star Summit-2015)was inaugurated here on ( 29 th June)today by Dr.N M Veeraiyan,Chancellor,Saveetha University at Decennial hall,Saveetha Dental College .Sri Ramachandra University Dean of research Prof.Dr.S.P.Thyagarajan was the chief guest.Dr.N.M.Veeraiyan, Founder President and Chancellor of Saveetha University presided over the function.
The STAR summit spans over a period of 12 days from 29th June 2015 to 11th July 2015 where in over 1400 research projects of our undergraduate students will be showcased, among them 53 papers have been accepted to be published for the month of May.  STAR summit will have 4 days dedicated
exclusively for basic medical sciences, two days for preclinical research work and six days for clinical research. What other place would be more apt to display these projects than the library where the thinking caps go on our student’s brains. Our ever buzzing library will progress a step ahead and become a scholarly apiary for those 12 days.  The students’ work will be reviewed and appraised by other students, their peers from other colleges and also from eminent faculties in each fraternity. Gone are the days where
a research has to percolate through many barriers to reach their pedestal, here we are offering a priceless platform for our students to reach out and extend our arms to the scientific globe around us.
As quoted by Dr. Deepak Nallasamy , Director of Academics, Saveetha University “Igniting passion for research is the responsibility of an instituition. We at Saveetha take this responsibility serious
to empower our students to have all the required professional skills”

This academic deliberation spans over a period of 12 days and will comprise of research work across all disciplines of dentistry including basic medical sciences. Apart from providing a platform to present their research, STAR Summit also gives an opportunity for the students to hone their analytical skills, defend their work and appraise other works. Synchronizing the teaching curriculum with research right from the undergraduate level enables our students to have an edge over others in this competitive scenario with the STAR Summit being the stepping stone for achieving greater heights.Saveetha University Director of Academics,Dr. Deepak Nallasamy,welcomed the gathering
and Assit. Dean of Research Dr.Pratibha Ramani proposed a vote of thanks.
Vice chancellor Dr.Mythily Bhaskaran and Registrar Dr.Prabhavathy,
Dental college principal Dr.N D Jayakumar were present.

Saveetha Medical College Organized YOGA Programme

Saveetha Medical College

Organized YOGA Programme

Chennai:The United Nations has declared 21^st June as the international Day of Yoga. It is a matter of great pride and honor for every Indian that the importance for this was given by none other than our honorable Prime Minister, Dr.Narendra Modi.

            In connections with this, the day was celebrated at Saveetha Medical College on 20^th June. An essay writing Competition on Yoga as a Compliment to modern medical treatment was announced and there was an overwhelming response of 30 participants. The content and style of writing was of high caliber and it was difficult to judge the winners.

The Prizes in the essay Competition went to the following students

Of 2^nd MBBS ,Shri Varshini – 1^st Prize,Sugitha – 2^nd Prize ,M.Aruna – 3^rd Prize,

Lecture cum demonstration on Yoga was held in the Saveetha Medical College on 20 th. Two renowned Yoga Masters, D.N Rao and Shantanu saha were invited for this. They explained individually and with examples the benefits of different Asanas in reducing stress and improving concentration .The students participated enthusiastically. And were pleasantly surprised at the difference it made

Following this there was an Asanas competition for both faculty and students. This was judged by the two Yoga Masters

Faculty: The Prize Winners Were:

Dr.Prem Kumar          – 1^st Prize (Asst Prof Physiology),

Dr.Benjamin Sagayaraj– 2^nd Prize (Professor Paediatrics),

Dr.Timsi Jain – 3^rdPrize (Professor Community Medicine),

Students: Sownivasini (2^nd MBBS) – 1^st Prize,Mohamed Naful Rizwan (3^rd MBBS) – 2^nd Prize& Sugavanesh (2^nd MBBS),Sathvika Bominji (2^nd MBBS) – 3^rd Prize,Vinutha (2^nd MBBS)

Manikanda Mane from Saveetha University,won “Best Use of Resources Prize 2015" of Plymouth University,UK.

Manikanda Mane from
Saveetha University,won 
“Best Use of Resources Prize 2015" 
of Plymouth University,UK.
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Chennai:Mr Manikanda Mane from Saveetha University,won a prestigious“Best Use of Resources Prize 2015" of Plymouth University,UK.This was based on the assessment by experts during the Project open day held at Plymouth.The award carries a cash prize of Rs.10,000 and citation.

Prof.Dr.David Jenkins,School of Computing, from Plymouth University,UK.

presented the award to Mr Manikanda Mane a ceremony at Hotel Le Royal Meridien,Chennai 

on Saturday.Saveetha University Chancellor Dr.N M Veeraiyan presided over the function.

Prof.Dr.Atul Misra from Plymouth Business school,Saveetha University Director of Academics Dr.Deepak Nallaswamy,Saveetha Medical College Director-Dr.Saveetha Rajesh,Saveetha Engineering College Director Dr.S.Rajesh,were present. Saveetha School of Engineering Principal Dr.P.Sankar welcomed the gathering and Saveetha School of Engineering Director Dr.Ramya Deepak proposed a vote of thanks.

Final Year ECE student of Saveetha School of Engineering Manikanda have got an opportunity to pursue the final Semester at Plymouth,UK.He got a lot of exposure through this one “Semester Abroad Program (SAP).

Manikanda done initial stage of bench work in Saveetha School of Engineering where he devolved the Graphene Films and to take it a further collaboration have done more thinner Graphene Films in Plymouth University which can be used in “Intra Ocular Pressure Sensors”.

Saveetha  inks pact with UK-based Plymouth University

Novel research brings ‘vision’ engineering in focus

In what can be seen as giving a boost to research efforts, a student from Saveetha School of Engineering has developed micro-thin grapheme films in collaboration with the UK-based Plymouth University that can be used in ‘Intra Ocular Pressure Sensors. ‘For Saveetha School of Engineering student Manikanda Mane, qualifying for the ‘Semester Abroad Program’ was a dream come true. It was a perfect platform for the student, who is pursuing Electronics and Communication at Saveetha. In his final semester, his research effort won him accolades from the collaborator Plymouth University, with whom Saveetha has inked a memorandum of understanding (MoU).

Guided by Prof A Deepak of Saveetha and Dr P Shankar, Saveetha’s College of Engineering Principal, Manikanda had earlier produced a thicker version of the grapheme film that is capable of wider applications, especially in the field of bio medical engineering. A visit by Plymouth University’s Dr David Jenkins in 2012 was the starting point of the Indo-UK collaboration. Seeing the potential in the research efforts of Manikanda, Dr Jenkins felt the need to facilitate an opportunity to partner in research and work together. Pursuing research in right earnest and spurred by the vision of the chancellor, Dr N M Veeraiyan to position Saveetha as a flagship brand on a global platform, Manikanda said he had been interested in using grapheme and CNT-based sensor films while at the university.  

“The reason for choosing this project is due to the wide range of applications that is possible with Graphene. The staff and students in Plymouth University were encouraging and the excellent lab facilities enabled me to complete my research with a positive outcome,” he said on Saturday, when Saveetha University’s tie-up with Plymouth University was announced in Chennai.

One of the key objectives of the collaboration is to use the advanced research characterization facilities in Plymouth to enhance the efficiency of the nano-composite sensors used for intra-ocular pressure measurements and for many other bio-medical sensor applications. The latest MoU with Plymouth will strengthen the cutting-edge research initiatives of the Chennai-based institution, which has forged several collaborative tie-ups with other global universities of repute. As many as 7 students from the School of Engineering qualified for research programs at many premier universities overseas between January and May this year. 

‘This is great day in my life where have got an opportunity to show my success and shared my feelings with the media’

- Mr Manikanda Mane

(Mr Manikanda Mane ,Best use of Research Prize winner of Plymouth University,UK and Final Year ECE student of Saveetha School of Engineering)

“I take immense pleasure in expressing my gratitude to our honorable chancellor, Dr. N.M. Veeraiyan for such a great event. The Press meet held on 20^th June at “Le Royal Meridian” where have been awarded with “Best Use of Resources” at Plymouth University. As an Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) student in Saveetha School of Engineering I have got an opportunity to pursue my final Semester at Plymouth. Where have got a lot of exposure through this one “Semester Abroad Program (SAP)”. The Curriculum which was being practiced in Saveetha University helped me a lot where we got to do the projects right from the first year. This helped me build my practical Knowledge and interested me to do this project from 3^rd year onwards. A great support and encouragement from my Prof. A. Deepak and my Principal Sir Dr. P. Shankar throughout my project. We have done initial stage of bench work in Saveetha School of Engineering where we devolved the Graphene Films and to take it a further collaboration have done more thinner Graphene Films in Plymouth University which can be used in “Intra Ocular Pressure Sensors”.

          “The reason have chosen this project is because as there are wide range of applications with the Graphene which interested me a lot. The staff and students in Plymouth University are warm welcoming and very friendly. Have never got any problem throughout stay in Plymouth. There are excellent lab facilities and staff. My project guide in Plymouth University Prof. Dr. David Jenkins who is great source of encouragement and I should be thankful for this motivation, guidance and valuable suggestions to carry out project so successfully. This led me to win an award in Plymouth University competing all the Students of Plymouth.”

          “This is great day in my life where have got an opportunity to show my success and shared my feelings with the media. Have spoken to my media people personally as well. Have answered many Questions and cleared their doubts. A great speech by all eminent speakers on the stage especially Dr. N. Deepak sir who is always a source of inspiration to us”

“ And of course a great dinner party followed where everyone enjoyed it. A special thanks to all Press and media who made this meet a grand success. I express my special thanks to my Principal sir Dr. P. Shankar and Dr. David Jenkins. With  profound  gratitude,  respect  and  pride,  I  express  my  sincere  thanks  to  our Director Mrs. Ramya Deepak,  for  providing constant support.”

 Manikanta Mane

The second phase of medical counselling concluded in Saveetha University, NEWS PUBLISHED IN NEW INDIAN EXPRESS & HINDU TAMIL ON 18 TH JUNE 2015

The second phase of medical counselling concluded
in Saveetha University,
NEWS PUBLISHED IN NEW INDIAN EXPRESS & HINDU TAMIL ON
18 TH JUNE 2015
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The second phase of medical counselling concluded in Saveetha University,

The second phase of medical counselling concluded
in Saveetha University,

CHENNAI: The second phase of medical counselling concluded on Monday for admission to MBBS
courses in Saveetha University/Medical college for the academic year 2015.
Candidates selected from unigauge merit list were admitted to medical Seats in Saveetha medical college.University Chancellor Dr.N M Veeraiyan,University  director of Academics  Dr.Deepak nallaswamy, Vice chancellor Dr.Mythily Bhaskaran and Registrar Dr.Prabhavathy were present.
"This is blessing.  Some people should not get a certain kind of result.
They should only have a little, but surprisingly they have much.  Our entire work is built upon God's blessing."
"The most happiest moment of the students,Excited to join MBBS with pride and merit.."
says Chancellor N M Veeraiyan.
"It's unfortunate that many people have been cheated and lost lakhs of rupees to the agents in spite of our warning that all admissions to MBBS course are based only on merit and very transparent..Beware of these agents..If anyone promise admission other than merit please inform the admission office..--Chancellor N M Veeraiyan added.

'How can you will maintain this university with out receiving donation and management quota'?
so many parents ask to the chancellor,His silent smile is to the replay to all..,
"Our entire work is built upon God's blessing."

PARENTS’ VIEW:

The admission process was unique in its emphasis on rigorous testing and cherry picking of students
through various qualitative procedure to identify conceptual clarity, communication and analytical skills as well as personal interaction with both candidates and parents, all of which we believe, will enhance the quality of these future Doctors through keen competition and unique contribution to the community.The Counselling which was held on 8th June, carried all the hallmark of a focused and directed effort at achieving the above objective. As parents, were surprisingly exposed to a highly transparent admission process, rarely associated with private education in India.
With parents being given a rare opportunity to interact and understand common problems and challenges faced by the cohort, they felt quite a bit of anxiety vanishing when they saw that they were not alone. The well set out procedure of published merit list being adhered to methodically in the counselling process and the screening of documents, health etc, were achieved through some sensible planning which of course could be improved given time constraints of parents. But it only showed how much caring goes into education for their children, when they did not hear any complaints but only anxious faces and crossed fingers. Parents laud the efforts of this University which has set high standards all around, be it quality of education or discipline and now in an area of great concern all around ie. a transparent admission process.

STUDENT’S VIEW:
An introduction to a college for a school student would most likely border on a spectrum of emotions
Ranging from mild trepidation to great unease or even alarm. So when a Counselling call was received from Saveetha University, students approached the portals with more than a bit of disquiet. Students enlightened experience of the day was one of a mixture of welcoming human touch lent by students laced with meticulous professionalism from the Saveetha University representatives.
The initial part of the process was devoted to a stringent screening process consisting of a Group
Discussion which was about ‘How road traffic accident incidence could be lowered in India’. This was a subject which a typical 18 year old could relate to, as well as should be concerned about, as, most of us are waiting to jump into a driving seat and should surely dwell about? I got acquainted with a good number of fellow candidates and could identify a natural fit within the peer group. This introduction was followed by an aptitude test which made us scratch our heads and hopefully identify correct answers to lots of hypothetical scenarios in a logical manner.
Once the mundane document verification was done, we slogged through the grinding job of filling up of loads of documents, in where we were helped by student volunteers. This gave us an opportunity to make small talk on lots of aspects of college life, from greeting spooky cadavers to humorous hostel life.I can’t wait to get at it! After a medical screening and made to measure uniforms, we were treated to a sumptuous and good well deserved lunch. Finally we waited on tenterhooks for the much awaited ‘Admission notice’ which took long enough and when it did arrive, I gave a sign of great relief. I got my parents off my back and their smiles were reward in itself.
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SAVEETHA COLLEGE TO HOST STAR SUMMIT

Gearing up for the Saveetha Transdisciplinary Annual Research Summit. 

From Anatomy to Aesthetic Dentistry! More than 1600 research projects!

We extend a warm welcome all our students, Faculty, Alumni, Parents, Peers and 

anybody with interest to visit this amazing Research Expo and motivate our researchers! 

All are welcome!Welcome to the STAR SUMMIT @ Saveetha Dental College.

-Saveetha University, Director of Academics - Dr.Deepak Nallaswamy

Global Mobile App Summit Awards 2015 (GMASA 2015)

Global Mobile App Summit Awards 2015 (GMASA 2015)
Chennai: Two days Global Mobile App Summit Awards 2015 (GMASA 2015) was held
at ITC Grand Chola, Chennai. Engineering Students of TN have shown their great knowledge
and ideas on developing the applications.Third Year CSE C section student of Saveetha school of engineering Mr. Sankaran.S has
developed Windows mobile App titled “Find My Car” it uses GPS location services to find the car
in the parking location. It has good download rates (300+) and viewed by more than 24 countries
around the globe.“Student Performer Award “has been awarded to “Find My Car” on
the award ceremony.by Mr. Prem Kumar, Executive Vice Chairman & Managing Director, HCL.

Saveetha School of engineering Director Ramya Deepak Giving Best Social Media Award to –
Twitter on GMASA 2015 to Mr.Ravi

Saveetha School of engineering Student Sankaran.S getting award from
Mr. Prem Kumar, Executive Vice Chairman & Managing Director, HCL.

Saveetha Dental College conducting STARSummit:2015 from June 29th

Saveetha Dental College conducting

STARSummit:2015 from June 29th

Chennai: Saveetha Dental College conducting Transdisciplinary Annual Research Summit (STARSummit:2015) from 29^th June to 11^th July 2015 at  Saveetha Dental College,Poonnamalle. The STAR summit spans over a period of 12 days. 1400 research projects of undergraduate students will be showcased, among them 53 papers have been accepted to be published for the month of May.   STAR summit will have 4 days dedicated exclusively for basic medical sciences, two days for preclinical research work and six days for clinical research. What other place would be more apt to display these projects than the library where the thinking caps go on the student’s brains. The students’ work will be reviewed and appraised by other students, their peers from other colleges and also from eminent faculties in each fraternity. Gone are the days where a research has to percolate through many barriers to reach their pedestal, Saveetha offering a priceless platform for students to reach out and extend arms to the scientific globe around us.

            As quoted by Dr. Deepak Nallasamy, Director of Academics, Saveetha University “Igniting passion for research is the responsibility of an institution. We at Saveetha take this responsibility serious to empower our students to have all the required professional skills”

Research with a mind for the future direction towards diagnosis and therapeutics forms a pivot for the evolution and enhancement of the health care front. Synchronizing with this thought, Saveetha Dental College has embarked on a research platform which is the first of its kind amongst any educational institution in India. Our UG curriculum is designed and tailored so as to motivate the budding scholars of our institution to re-search with endurance and perseverance. A systematic protocol with regular documentation and monitoring enables the student to achieve their target. Saveetha Transdisciplinary Annual Research Summit (STARSummit) has evolved as an arena to present the elaborate research work done by the young minds.

            This academic deliberation spans over a period of 12 days and will comprise of research work across all disciplines of dentistry including basic medical sciences. Apart from providing a platform to present their research, STARSummit also gives an opportunity for the students to hone their analytical skills, defend their work and appraise other works. Synchronizing the teaching curriculum with research right from the undergraduate level enables our students to have an edge over others in this competitive scenario with the STARSummit being the stepping stone for achieving greater heights.

             

Saveetha University: Phase II of Med Counselling on June 15th

Saveetha University:
Phase II of Med Counselling on June 15th

CHENNAI: Saveetha University found a place in the priority merit list of almost all high-scoring in Uni-GAUGE EMeD 2015 Medical MBBS aspirants in the city on Day One of the counselling for MBBS/BDS, held in the city on Monday.

The counselling for II-phase admission into Medical courses of Saveetha University will be held atSaveetha Medical college ,SaveethaNagar,Thandalam here on June 15.

The first phase of admissions concluded on June 8. The second phase is being conducted to fill the vacant seats Candidates securing merit listing, between 1 to 150 based on "Uni-GAUGE EMeD 2015 Medical" were invited to attend the counselling.

Counselling for MBBS began full throttle on Monday with University Chancellor N M Veeraiyan handing out the allotment orders of whom chose to study at the Prestigious, nationwide ranking medical college.

PARENTS’ VIEW:

The admission process was unique in its emphasis on rigorous testing and cherry picking of students 

through various qualitative procedure to identify conceptual clarity, communication and analytical skills as well as personal interaction with both candidates and parents, all of which we believe, will enhance the quality of these future Doctors through keen competition and unique contribution to the community.

The Counselling which was held on 8th June, carried all the hallmark of a focused and directed effort at achieving the above objective. As parents, were surprisingly exposed to a highly transparent admission process,rarely associated with private education in India. 

With parents being given a rare opportunity to interact and understand common problems and challenges faced by the cohort, they felt quite a bit of anxiety vanishing when they saw that they were not alone. The well set out procedure of published merit list being adhered to methodically in the counselling process and the screening of documents, health etc, were achieved through some sensible planning which of course could be improved given time constraints of parents. But it only showed how much caring goes into education for their children, when they did not hear any complaints but only anxious faces and crossed fingers. Parents laud the efforts of this University which has set high standards all around, be it quality of education or discipline and now in an area of great concern all around ie. a transparent admission process.

                                                                                                       

STUDENT’S VIEW: 

An introduction to a college for a school student would most likely border on a spectrum of emotions 

Ranging from mild trepidation to great unease or even alarm. So when a Counselling call was received from Saveetha University, students approached the portals with more than a bit of disquiet. Students 

enlightened experience of the day was one of a mixture of welcoming human touch lent by students laced with meticulous professionalism from the Saveetha University representatives.

The initial part of the process was devoted to a stringent screening process consisting of a Group 

Discussion which was about ‘How road traffic accident incidence could be lowered in India’. This was a subject which a typical 18 year old could relate to, as well as should be concerned about, as, most of us are waiting to jump into a driving seat and should surely dwell about? I got acquainted with a good number of fellow candidates and could identify a natural fit within the peer group. This introduction was followed by an aptitude test which made us scratch our heads and hopefully identify correct answers to lots of hypothetical scenarios in a logical manner. 

Once the mundane document verification was done, we slogged through the grinding job of filling up of loads of documents, in where we were helped by student volunteers. This gave us an opportunity to make small talk on lots of aspects of college life, from greeting spooky cadavers to humorous hostel life.

I can’t wait to get at it!After a medical screening and made to measure uniforms, we were treated to 

a sumptuous and good well deserved lunch.Finally we waited on tenterhooks for the much awaited ‘Admission notice’ which took long enough and when it did arrive, I gave a sign of great relief. I got my parents off my back and their smiles were reward in itself.

SAVEETHA ENGINEERING COLLEGE HAS BEEN RANKED NO-2 IN INDIA, RANKED NO.1,IN SOUTH INDIA

SAVEETHA ENGINEERING COLLEGE HAS BEEN RANKED NO-2
AS THE BEST EIGHT 5 STARRED PRIVATE ENGINEERING COLLEGES IN INDIA,
BY THE PIONEER INDIA’S OLDEST NEWS PAPER ON 5TH JUNE 2015.

SAVEETHA ENGINEERING COLLEGE HAS BEEN RANKED NO.1,
IN STUDENTS MOST PREFERRED PRIVATE ENGINEERING COLLEGES IN SOUTH INDIA
-The Poineer Daily on 5th june 2015
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