SATHYABAMA

INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

(DEEMED TO BE UNIVERSITY)

WELCOMES
AICTE EXPERT COMMITTEE MEMBERS
(26, 27th February, 2018)
 2
HONOURABLE FOUNDER CHANCELLOR

Col. Dr .Jeppiaar, M.A, B.L., Ph.D Honorary Colonel by NCC Directorate,

Tamil Nadu, Pondicherry & Andaman Nicobar

• A Visionary and a Great humanitarian

• Pioneer in establishing Private Institutions in TamilNadu
• Established 15 Educational Institutions and several Industries
(Concrete Mix, Power, Cement, Dairy, Water Plant, Iron & Steel, Salt, Tyre)
• Built a First Private Harbour at Muttom on BOOT Basis.
• Charismatic leader who inspired laymen to Aristocrats.
• Symbol of perfection
• A rare combination of Wisdom, Knowledge and Courage
 3
ADMINISTRATION

Mrs. Remibai Jeppiaar

Chancellor

3
 4
MISSION AND VISION

MISSION
To contribute to the society through Education and Research at the highest
levels of Excellence and to foster and nurture the innovators of tomorrow.
VISION
Envision to be recognized as an ideal University and to be an effective and
competent source of technical manpower for the Nation.

CORE VALUES
 To sustain excellence in Teaching, Research, and Development
 To promote Cross-Cultural and Cross-National understanding
 To support freedom of expression and thoughts
 Reward / Recognize for Merit, Creativity, & Innovation of Students & Faculty
 To collaborate with Industry and Academia for skill based education
 EVOLUTION OF THE UNIVERSITY 5

30 Years of Holistic Education

1988 • Inception as ‘Sathyabama Engineering College’

Affiliated to University of Madras

1998 • Accredited by NBA for 3 Departments

• Sathyabama Institute of Science & Technology

Deemed University
2001 Established under section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956
•Accredited as A Grade by NBA for 6 Departments

2006 Accredited as B++ Grade by NAAC

• Sathyabama Dental College and Hospital

2009
• Conferred ISO 9001-2008 Certification 5
 EVOLUTION OF THE UNIVERSITY 6

30 Years of Holistic Education

2012 Declared as Category ‘A’ University by MHRD

Christian Minority status to University by

2012 “NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR MINORITIES’’

2015 Accredited as B Grade by NAAC

2016 Launch of SATHYABAMASAT -

First Successful student satellite

2016 NIRF Ranking within Top 50 Universities

6
 EVOLUTION OF THE UNIVERSITY 7

30 Years of Holistic Education

NIRF Ranking within Top 50 Universities

2017 for the second Consecutive Year

UGC Review Committee -

2017 Continuation of Deemed University Status

2017 Recognition by SIRO for Research

Grant of No Objection by State Government for

2017 starting MDS in 6 clinical departments

Accredited as A Grade by NAAC

2017 7
 8
NATIONAL / INTERNATIONAL RANKING

Ranked 1001 + Ranked 351 +

World University Asia University

Ranking 2018 Ranking 2018
Times Higher Education Times Higher Education

8
 9
RANKINGS BY OTHER ORGANISATIONS -2017
TIMES OF INDIA (15TH All India)

Ranked 11 - Top Ranked 4 among the Top Private

Engineering Colleges of
Super Excellence in India
Ranked 2 - Top Engineering
Colleges in Tamilnadu
T-Schools in India
Categorised as AAA+ Grade
Institute

Ranked-17 Top 100 Univ.

Ranked 4 among the Top
Non – Government Technical
Universities in South Zone
Ranked 8 among the Top
Non – Government Technical Ranked
Universities in India Engineering Institutes in India
in India
Ranked 22- Top Engg.
Colleges in India
Ranked 5 Top Engg.
FICCI Higher Education
Colleges in Tamilnadu
Excellence Awards, 2016
• Institutional Social Responsibility
• University of the Year
99 in Top • Research
MILESTONES - A Mark in Space 10
“ One small step for man, a giant leap for mankind”
- Neil Armstrong
Centre for Space Technology

Sathyabamasat – First Space Expedition - Spanned over 6 years

Designed and Developed exclusively by our students, was successfully
launched on June 22, 2016 by PSLV C34, SHAR,ISRO and placed at
515km LEO for monitoring the green house gas emission levels (global
climate change studies) over the Indian sub continent.
Lauded by Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri. Narendra Modi @
Parliament House New Delhi
 11
MILESTONES
Asia’s largest Solar Steam Cooking System
Ministry of New & Renewable Energy
Dept. of Chemical Engineering, (1.13 Crores)

It has 110 reflecting concentrator dishes with an area of 1100 m2 (2.2 MW Thermal Power)
It is world second largest in terms of number of dishes and the area covered.
It caters to the needs of 15,000 Students every day (GO- GREEN CONCEPT)
View of Solar Dishes installed on the roof of Mess

Students learning technology

Development of Renewable Energy Resource in the Campus
of Solar Thermal Energy
CST & Solar Cooker Excellence Award 2016Generation
(By MNRE)
 12
MAJOR RESEARCH BREAKTHROUGHS
Centre of Excellence for Energy Research
Ministry of Human Resources Development
Fuel cell
Govt. of India
Solar
cell
Thrust Solar
thermal
(Rs.4.00 Crores)
Areas in
Energy
Scheme of Centre for Training and Research
Bio Energy
Energy Storage
in Frontier Areas of Science and Technology
(FAST)
50 Litres Biodiesel Plant Flagging off Biodiesel Inauguration – Dr. APJ ABDUL KALAM
Powered Bus 9th December 2014
 13
MAJOR RESEARCH BREAKTHROUGHS

First Automatic Raingauge 50m Meteorological Tower

Station (ARG) in Tamilnadu Multilevel Instrumented Tower (A Unique Facility )
IGCAR, DAE & Sathyabama University –
A joint initiative
Rs. 1.05 Crores
• It assists IMD to forecast weather
thro’ Mesoscale Weather Modeling
and Validation

• Data utilised by IGCAR,DAE for

Dispersion Modeling.

• Background Radiation Information

for Environmental Impact
Assessment.
 14
MAJOR RESEARCH BREAKTHROUGHS
Technology Transfer, Products, HRD in emerging research, Societal change

Major Thrust area : Marine Bio Resource Utilization,

Engineering & Technology
 15
MAJOR RESEARCH BREAKTHROUGHS
Earth Science Technology Cell
Ministry of Earth Sciences, Govt. of India
(Rs. 4.03 Crores)
Centre for Ocean Research, Sathyabama University is designated
as the National level Nodal ESTC Cell on Marine Biotechnology
for Marine bio resources utilisation of Indian Seas.
(DST - FIST)
CATEGORY DEPARTMENT/ FACULTY SANCTIONED COST
(In Lakhs)
Physical Sciences Department of Physics 74.0
Life Sciences School of Bio Engg 80.0
Engineering School of Computing 22.0
Sciences Dept.of Computer Sciences 56.0
Earth Sciences Centre for Ocean Research 28.0
 16
QUICK FACTS & FIGURES FOR APPROVAL
Students & Faculty Academics
2820 Undergraduates 7 Schools
616 Post graduates 20 Departments
206 Doctorates 15 UG Programs
161 Research Scholars 18 PG Programs
506 Faculty members 5 Research Programs
Campus
Research
72.37 Acres of Contiguous area
12332 Publications (h-Index 45)
2,61,789Sq.m Built-up area
238 Projects (Sponsored Research)
13 Research Centres
105 Patents Granted 5 , Published 15
13,935 Sq.m State of Art Central Library
7 Products
220 Classrooms / ICT Enabled Rooms
79 Consultancy projects
Wi-Fi facility(310 Mbps/)
127 Sponsored Workshops
Specialised Laboratories / Drawing Halls
Rs. 53,88,20,186/- Revenue Generated
Mess Halls (5)/ Boys (6)& Girls Hostel (5)
to carry out world class research
Linkages
76 International Collaborations
89 National Collaborations
 17
MASTER PLAN OF CAMPUS

• Campus spread with a built up area of 2,61,789Sq.m

• International Research Centre
• Col. Dr. Jeppiaar Research Park
• Library with more than 3.5 lakh books • World Class Research Facilities
• 6 Auditoriums with a capacity from 200 – 5000 • Admirable Academic Ambience
• Specialised Laboratories • State of the art Infrastructure
• ICT enabled campus
• Mess Halls
• Separate Boys & Girls Hostel
• Other Facilities -150 Univ.Buses, Bank, ATMs, Gym for Boys/Girls and Parlours
 18
INFRASTRUCTURE CENTRAL LIBRARY
(NUCLEUS OF LEARNING)
• Well-architectured multi-storied building
• Area 13,935 sq.m. Seating capacity- 500
• 2 Floors (Reference / Reading /Digital Library)
Reading carrels, lounge for browsing/ relaxed
reading, IT Zone for accessing e-resources
• Separate halls for academic resources (books,
journals, magazines, research papers, Electronic
Theses & Dissertations (ETD)
Facilities
• Digital Library with 120 (N computing facility)
• In-House/ Remote access to e-publications
• OPAC-Available http://libraryserver/opac/index.asp
• Electronic Resource Management Package
e-journals http://sites.google.com/site/sathyabamalibrary)
• Auto Lib software (Search tool for multiple database
 19
INFRASTRUCTURE CENTRAL LIBRARY
(NUCLEUS OF LEARNING)
Reference Section
• Total No. of Titles : 46,498
• Total No. of Books : 3,52,323
• Print Journals & magazines : 288
• Online Journals : 4137
• IEEE / Elsevier /Springer links
• ASCE /ASME /ACM Digital Library
• IEEE proceedings
• Ph. D Thesis : 299 Digital Library

1.5% of total Annual Budget – Library

Around 3 Crores
Sathyabama University Question bank, News
Clipping, NPTEL Video & Web Contents.
A member of INFLIBNET
 20
INFRASTRUCTURE CENTRAL LIBRARY
(NUCLEUS OF LEARNING)

Institution Membership
• Malibnet (Madras University Library Network)
3 Nos
• Anna University Library 4 Nos
• British Council Library 10 Nos

Digital Library free e-collections

• E-Database 65
• E-Books 695
• E-Learning Courses 156
• E-Thesis 251
Book Bank
Apart from Central Library Stock, Every department
is equipped with book bank which can be accessed
by all students .
 21
INFRASTRUCTURE - SPECIALIZED FACILITIES

AEROHANGER
No.of Aircrafts: 2 No.of Engines : 3
Training to Aero.students
• Aircraft instruments
• Aircraft structures
• Internal component study

DENTAL COLLEGE & HOSPITAL

• Dental Surgery / Oral Medicine
• Perio and Prosthodontics
• 100 bedded Multi-Speciality General Hospital
• In-patient and Out-patient department
• 24 hours ambulance / Emergency services
• 24 hours Pharmacy @subsidized rates

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE LAB

• 4 wheeler alignment machine, Service Ramp
• Light& Heavy vehicle chassis .
• Associated machinery and tools.
 22
INFRASTRUCTURE - LABORATORIES
 23
INFRASTRUCTURE - LABORATORIES
 24
INFRASTRUCTURE - LABORATORIES
 25
INFRASTRUCTURE - LABORATORIES
 26

RESEARCH FACILITIES
13 Research Centres established in association with R&D organizations

• Off campus Research Facilities – Irrigation Farming Facility @ Thiruvanamalai

Fishing Harbour @ Muttom
 27
INFRASTRUCTURE - GENERAL AMENITIES

Auditorium
(World Class Platforms for Expression of Thoughts)
Total : 6 Nos Area : 6555 Sq.m

Play Grounds
• Basket ball court • Handball ground
• Volleyball court • Indoor Badminton & Table tennis court
• Cricket ground • Indoor games ( chess, Carrom)
• Football ground • 200mts track for athletics & field events
• Hockey ground • State of Art Fitness Studio

Hostel
STD / ISD Telephone Facilities, Wi-Fi , Computer Lab, Salon
Well equipped Gym, Yoga Open Air theatre. Parlour, Medical
ATM / Laundry / Ironing Facility
Total : 11 Nos Area : 1, 54,635 sq. m.
B.Arch. - Auditorium
 28
INFRASTRUCTURE - GENERAL AMENITIES
SEMINAR HALLS
 29
INFRASTRUCTURE - GENERAL AMENITIES
AUDITORIUMS
 30
INFRASTRUCTURE - GENERAL AMENITIES
TRANSPORT FACILITIES
• University operates buses to almost all routes
of the City.
• University advocates Mass transportation to
avoid Carbon Emission and supports Eco
Friendly Environment.

• 6 Gents Hostels & 5 Ladies Hostels

• Each Hostel with attached Mess,
Computer Laboratories, Wifi, Reading
rooms, Laundry/ Fitness Center at
free of Cost
• Salon, 24x7 Medical room and Sports
facilities
• Xerox room, Binding room, Bank
ATMs -3 Nos Courier service,
Emergency Vehicles, Fax facility
 31
INFRASTRUCTURE - GENERAL AMENITIES

Gym for Girls Gym for Boys

Medical Facilities Mess Halls

 ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS 32

No. of School - 07 No. of Depts. - 20

1. SCHOOL OF COMPUTING 5. SCHOOL OF BUILDING & ENVIRONMENT

• Department of Computer Science & Engineering • Department of Civil Engineering
• Department of Information Technology • Department of Architecture

2. SCHOOL OF ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING 6. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

• Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering • Department of Business Administration
• Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering
• Department of Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering 7. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE & HUMANITIES
• Department of Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering • Department of English
• Department of Mathematics
3. SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING • Department of Physics
• Department of Mechanical Engineering • Department of Chemistry
• Department of Mechatronics
• Department of Automobile Engineering
• Department of Aeronautical Engineering

4. SCHOOL OF BIO & CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

• Department of Chemical Engineering
• Department of Bio Technology
• Department of Bio Medical Engineering
 PROGRAMMES OFFERED 33

UG Prog : 15 PG Prog : 18 Research Prog : 5

4. School of Building & Environment

1. School of Computing
• B.E Civil Engineering
• B.E. Computer Science and Engineering
• B.Arch Bachelor of Architecture
• B.Tech Information Technology
• M.E. Structural Engineering
• M.E Computer Science and Engineering
• M.Arch Building Management
• M.Tech Information Technology
• M.Arch Sustainable Architecture
2. School of Elec. & Electronics Engineering
5. School of Bio & Chemical Engg.
• B.E Electrical & Electronics Engineering
• B.Tech Biotechnology
• B.E Electronics &Communication Engineering
• B.Tech Biomedical Engineering
• B.E Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering
• B.Tech Chemical Engineering
• B.E Electronics & Telecommunication Engg.
• M.Tech Biotechnology
• M.E Power Electronics & Industrial Drives
• M.Tech Industrial Biotechnology
• M.Tech VLSI Design
• M.Tech Biopharmaceutical Technology
• M.E Embedded Systems
• M.Tech Medical Instrumentation
• M.E Applied Electronics
• M.E Environmental Engineering
• M.E Embedded systems & Internet of Things
6. School of Business Administration
3. School of Mechanical Engineering
• M.B.A Master Business Administration
• B.E Mechanical Engineering
• B.E Automobile Engineering 7. Research
• B.E Aeronautical Engineering • M.Phil Biotechnology
• B.E Mechatronics • M.Phil Chemistry
• M.E Computer Aided Design • M.Phil Mathematics
• M.E Thermal Engineering • M.Tech (By Research)
• Ph.D
 34
Curriculum Enrichment
(Beyond Syllabus)……. Value-added Courses
Professional Certification Courses Program
• CISCO Certified Network Administrator
• Mobile Application Development /Rich Internet Application VIRTUSA
• Big Data Course in association with Infosys
• IBM, Microsoft , Oracle Certification Course School of
• Diploma courses on Mobile App Development using Android, iOS & Computing
Windows. Big Data, Cloud Computing
• CDAC , IBM CERTIFIED COURSES
• PCB layout design, fabrication & testing
• Advanced test engineering & embedded system design
• Embedded system design using pic MC & Advanced electronic test School of
Electrical &
engineering
Electronics Engg.
• Optithought NI Service partner(Signal &Image Proc. using LabVIEW)
• Cytoscape and Network Analysis, GE Health Care School of Bio &
• Computer aided drug design Chem. Engg
• AUTOCAD, CNC, CREO , BOSCH Non Destructive Testing and School of
Evaluation Mechanical Engg.
34
 35
Curriculum Enrichment
(Beyond Syllabus)……. Value-added Courses
Professional Certification Courses Program
• Project management School of Management
• Stock Trading Studies
• Entrepreneurship
Basic Life Support Course, School of Dental
Community Support in Villages Sciences
• STAAD Pro & STADD Analysis
• Remote Sensing & GIS
School of Building &
• Primavera
Environment
• Revit Architecture /Auto CAD/ Ansys
• IGBC, LEED

Value Added Online Courses

Study Webs of Active –

Learning for Young Aspiring MIT OPEN COURSEWARE 35
Minds programme Free online course Material
 36
Curriculum Enrichment
Joint Academic Programmes with Industries

Java IoT Developer

CISCO Networking
• Mobile Application Development lab Course
Academy
• Rich Internet Applications Lab

SCHOOL OF
COMPUTING

Java IoT Developer

Campus Connect Adobe Creative Course
Program Technology Academy
 37
Curriculum Enrichment
Joint Academic Programmes with Industries

Texas Instruments
Innovation Lab

SCHOOL OF Embedded
Advanced Electronic ELECTRICAL & Programming &
Test Engineering Lab ELECTRONICS IC Design Lab
ENGINEERING
 Curriculum Enrichment 38

Joint Academic Programmes with Industries

SCHOOL OF CENTRE OF COLLABORATIVE

MECHANICAL PRODUCT DESIGN

CENTRE OF ENGINEERING
DESIGN
SCHOOL OF
BUILDING &
ENVIRONMENT
CENTRE FOR
BUILT ENVIRONMENT

SCHOOL OF BIO
& HEALTH CARE
LAB
CHEMICAL
 Curriculum Enrichment 39
Centre for Academic Partnership & International Relations

STUDENT
EXCHANGE FACULTY
COLLOBORATIONS EXCHANGE

CENTRE FOR ACADEMIC

PARTNERSHIP
&
INTERNATIONAL
FELLOWSHIPS
RELATIONS INTERNSHIPS

SEMESTER ENHANCED
ABROAD TRAINING
PROGRAMS PROGRAMS
 40
COLLABORATIONS
International Universities
COLLABORATIONS 41

International Universities
 STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS 42

Sathyabama provides Full scholarship for around 250 students at UG/PG

level - Anbu Scholarship Scheme
 Differently abled students
 Acid attack victim students.
 Economically / Socially Challenged background.
Concessional Fee admissions – For Children of War Widows from Coastal
Peace Development.
100% scholarship - Top 25 Rank holders in University Entrance Exam.
Remibai Jeppiaar Scholarship Scheme -Top 3 Rank holders in all branches.
100% scholarship for Outstanding achievers in sports

42
 FACULTY 43

Staff Number
Academic
Professor 125
Associate Professor 89
Assistant Professor 292
 44
FACULTY ENRICHMENT
 45
RECOGNITION TO FACULTY

45
 46
RESEARCH
SPONSORED RESEARCH PROJECTS
No. of Projects Sanctioned Amount (in Lakhs)
Sponsored by Completed Ongoing Completed Ongoing
Through Ministry
(DST, DBT, MoES, MoEF, MWCD, MSME, MSRE, 69 75 10,98,61,816 28,05,24,855
Ministry of Steel, ICMR, CSIR,UGC, ICAR,MHRD )
Through R & D Organizations (National)
(DAE-IGCAR, ISRO-VSSC, NARL, NRSC, C-WET, 71 25 7,83,18,148 2,73,36,430
CSIR CVRDE
Through R & D Organizations 5 1 18,46,045 4,75,000
(International)
R & D Organizations
(IFS, Sweden / Rufford Foundation, UK)
Through Industries 6 - 1,80,00,000 -
Consultancy 50 29 2,24,57,892 /-
Total 238 20,80,26,009/- 30,83,36,285/-

No. of Sponsored Research Projects : 238 (Rs. 51,63,62,294/-)

No. of Consultancy Projects : 79 (Rs. 2,24,57,892/-)
 47
PUBLICATION
S.NO DETAILS AS ON DATE
1 Number of Publications (National/International) 12332
2a Publications listed in WOS database 1325
2b Publications listed in SCOPUS database 5962
3 Monographs 1
4 Citation Index – Range 1 – 666
5 SNIP range 0.01- 3.01
6 SJR range 0.02 - 2.958
7 Chapters in Books 28
8 Books edited 34
9 H-index ( Scopus) 45
10 Impact Factor range 0.01- 8.262
11 i 10 Index ( Scopus) 247
12 Books with ISBN with details of publishers 208
TOTAL NO. OF PATENTS FILED : 105
NO. OF PATENT PUBLISHED /GRANTED: 15 / 03 (Design Patent)
 VIBRANT CELLS IN UNIVERSITY 48

Objective: To promote, coordinate and refine the process of

development and welfare of the students and staff.
 Internal Quality Assurance Cell http://www.sathyabamauniversity.ac.in/naac_ssr.php
 Student Development cell http://www.sathyabamauniversity.ac.in/sitepagethree.php?mainref
 Entrepreneur Development cell http://www.sathyabamauniversity.ac.in/sitepagetwo.php?
 Placement cell http://www.sathyabamauniversity.ac.in/sitepagethree.php?mainref=7
 Internal Exam cell http://www.sathyabamauniversity.ac.in/sitepagethree.php?mainref=5
 Anti Ragging cell http://www.sathyabamauniversity.ac.in/arc/index.html
 Student Grievance Redressal cell http://www.sathyabamauniversity.ac.in/sitepagetwo.php?
 Student Help Desk studenthelpdesk@sathyabama.ac.in
 Industry Institute Interaction Cell
 Women Grievance Redressal cell web@sathyabamauniversity.ac.in
 Staff Welfare cell sathyabamasbu@gmail.com

 Maintenance cell / Information and Broadcasting

 49
INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL

Functions of
IQAC

Disseminating
Information on
Devising Measuring the Quality Sustenance
Creating and Activities Developing
Encouraging an Mechanisms to Outcome of
Realistic,
understanding on Maintain Quality Academic -
Attainable
and Ensures Performance Workshops /
Quality Quality
of the Seminars /
Procedures Continuous Benchmarks
University. Demonstrations /
Improvement
Case Studies /
Panel Discussions
 50
JOY OF LEARNING – THROUGH
STUDENT DEVELOPMENT CELL
 51
STUDENT PLACEMENT CELL
Objective : Training, Mentoring and realizing career dreams of students

Training from 2nd Semester

Quantitative Analysis 40 Hrs

Verbal Ability 40 Hrs
Reasoning 40 Hrs
Softskill Development 30 Hrs
Business English
Certification Training 24 Hrs Highest Salary Package – Rs. 10.8 L / Annum
Company Specific
Aptitude Cracker 24 Hrs Average Salary Package – Rs. 3.3 L/Annum
Basic Computer
Awareness program 24 Hrs
Placement Query Interview Panels Group Discussion Cabin
 52
STUDENT PLACEMENT CELL – TOP RECRUITERS
School of Computing

School of Electrical & Electronics Engineering

School of Mechanical Engineering

STUDENT PLACEMENT CELL – TOP RECRUITERS 53

School of Bio & Chemical Engineering

School of Building and Environment

School of Business Administration

 54
STUDENT PROFESSIONAL BODIES

IEEE Total No of Charter : 23

ISA
ISOI
CSI
ISRS
Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE)
Institution of Engineers, India - I.E(I)
Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE)
American Society For Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
The Institution of Engineers IEEE Students Chapter of Sathyabama
Indian Concrete Institute
Indian Geotechnical Society
Indian Society of Remote Sensing
Institute of Research Engineers and Doctors
International Association of Hydrological Sciences
Aeronautical Society of India
Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers (IIChE)
Indian Institute of Production Engineers.(IIPE)
Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE)
Indian Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Largest Membership
Engineers (ISHRAE) Indian national Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH)
Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) 54
 Indian Dental Association Clinical Society
 55
ADVISORY BUREAU FOR HIGHER STUDIES

• Special Coaching in GATE, CAT, IES,GRE, TOEFL, GMAT, IELTS

• Jeppiaar IAS Academy (A screening process for selection and free
coaching for students who aspire for civil service)
• Foreign language classes in French, German, Japanese, Spanish are
offered – LANGUAGE LAB
• Certificate Programs to improve skill set of students.
• Resource persons from USEFI, Embassies of different countries are
invited to share the prospects of career in abroad, Visa Procedures,
Admission in various institutes etc., to the student community

No.of Students pursued higher studies through our Advisory Bureau

2431
 56
SPORTS
 57
SOCIETAL OUTREACH ACTIVITIES
SOCIETAL OUTREACH ACTIVITIES – 58
Women Empowerment Bureau
Objective : Capacity Building, Community Development ,Economic Empowerment,
Entrepreneurship Development
 SOCIETAL OUTREACH ACTIVITIES – 59
Centre for Skill Development
• Organic Farming DIGITAL SKILLING
• Photography
• Solar Lamp Making • Digital Design
• Electrician /Plumbing • Web development
• Beautician Course • Digital Video
• Commercial Baking • Mobile Application Development
• Seaweed Cultivation • Video editing and Production
• Mushroom Cultivation • Digital Imaging
• Bio Detergent Making • Desktop design and Publishing
• Ornamental Fish Culture
• Tailoring
• Bio Liquid Soap Making
MSME TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT CENTRE
MINISTRY OF MSME, GOVT. OF INDIA
• Automation and Robotics • Six Sigma (Green Belt)
• Digital Marketing • Internet of Things
• Laptop Servicing • Big Data Analytics
• Mobile Phone Servicing • Artificial Intelligence

59
 60
SOCIETAL OUTREACH ACTIVITIES

Republic Day Parade

National Cadet Corps (NCC)
(Army/ Navy/ Air Force)
To develop Character, Comradeship, Discipline, Leadership,
Outlook, Selfless Service amongst the Youth of the Country

National Service Scheme (NSS) Small Arms Training-Firing

Motto : "Not Me But You“ 7 Units/700 Students
Uphold the need for self-less service

Youth Red Cross (YRC)

7 Principles (Humanity, Impartiality, Neutrality, Independence,
Voluntary service, Unity, Universality) which guide our
humanitarian to work across borders Bicycle Rallies
BLOOD DONATION CAMP FIRST AID COURSE TREE PLANTATION Awareness on Social Issues

60
 SOCIETAL OUTREACH ACTIVITIES – 61
Support My School
With our Pro Chancellor’s SCHOOL ADOPTION initiative in association
with World Vision’s “Support My School” project, the University has adopted
15 Panchayat schools
• Computers provided to these school
• Salary for teachers in each school,
• Cleanliness of schools are being taken care
• School infrastructure maintenance.
• Our Teaching Staff handle special sessions to these children
• Our Students interact periodically with the school children
VILLAGE RESOURCE CENTRES HAND WASHING AWARENESS IN THE SCHOOLS
 SOCIETAL OUTREACH ACTIVITIES – 62
School on Wheels

• To promote interest in science for school children To inculcate

and encourage the habit of thinking.
• A mutual learning experience, improves inquisitiveness among
students.
• An opportunity for our young talent to express their quality of
thoughts to society.

62
 SOCIETAL OUTREACH ACTIVITIES – 63
Promotion of Hygiene among Rural Women

An initiative aimed at making sanitary napkins Cheap and available to every women
irrespective of their social and economic status. Awareness programmes are conducted to
promote menstrual hygiene among rural women and school girls to explain that sanitary
napkin is an essential hygiene product as most of them do not use them due to ignorance
and cost factor. Sanitary napkins are also provided to them at free of cost.
Mr.Arunachalam Muruganandham - Padmashri
 64
DIVERSITY OF EVENTS

Exceptional Events Popular Events Social Events Cultural Events

• Achiever’s Day • Republic Day • International Yoga • Femfest

• Convocation • Independence Day Day
• Culturals
• Inspire • Teachers Day • Anti –Dowry Rally
• Dr.MGR’s Birthday • Alcohol Awareness • Unifest
• Brainiac
• National Science Day • Cancer awareness
• Technosummit • Tobacco
• Technovation • World Environment
Day Awareness
• Techfluence • Walk for
• World Dentist Day
• Alumni Meet • Earth Day awareness
• World TB Day • International • Entrepreneurship
• World Soil Day Women’s Day awareness
• International year of • Oral Hygienic Day • Awareness on
Crystallography • National Volunteers Road Safety
Blood Donation Day • Awareness on
• Silver Jubilee
Nuclear Power
 65
ECO FRIENDLY CAMPUS – GO GREEN INITIATIVE
 66
BEST PRACTICES - Four I and D Model
Identification, Implementation, Institutionalization,
Internalization and Dissemination
 Online Student Information system / Attendance Tracking system
 TECHNOVATION - Exhibiting Innovative Ideas
 Student Development Clubs
 Research Interactive Talks and Noble Quest
 Self Defense Program
 Soft Skills
Leadership qualities are inherent in our learning mechanism 67
Learn Today – Lead Tomorrow
Dr. Mariazeena Johnson
Pro-Chancellor

ACCOLADES FROM MINISTRIES

Recognized as one among 100 Women
Achievers of India by Ministry of
Women& Child Development .
Honoured by Hon’ble President
Shri.Pranab Mukherjee, Rashtrapati Bhavan

Recognized as one among top Twelve

Women Transforming India by NITI Aayog
by MyGov in association with UN In India
 68
Awards & Recognitions – Dr. Mariazeena Johnson,
Pro Chancellor

• Radiant Wellness Ambassadors

• Times of India - "EDUPRENEURS" Award for
exemplary commitment to Education in Tamil
Nadu
• JFW Women Achiever Award for Excellence in
Education
• Indra Gandhi Seva Rathna Puraskar Award
• Bharat Jyoti Award for Meritorious performance
• Lions Club International -Life Time
Achievers Award for exemplary services to
differently abled people
• Best Service for Women with Disabilities
Award at the inauguration of the 15th State
Level Women with Disabilities Convention
 ACCOLADES 69

Guiness World Record 2003

The longest painting measuring 2,235m was created by students of
Department of Architecture, Sathyabama University, Chennai, India.
Limca book of Records 2013
Students of Dept. of Architecture, South Zone NASA Convention,
2013) for creating the largest bizarre arts-cape using recyclable
materials
Limca book of Records 2013
Will On Wheels (WOW) project
Aimed to promote ‘ability beyond disability’
Longest Pan India drive by Arjuna Awardee
Ms.Deepa Malik. Students of Mech. and
Production Engineering Modified Renault
duster car to suit a differently abled person.

Limca book of Records 2014

Vinu Kurian Jacob, Josin Baby, Joe Jacob completed the fastest North –
South India four wheeler expedition covering 3888km in 52h 58m driving
a Honda Amaze car from Jammu & Kashmir and reached Kanyakumari.
 70
ALUMNI - ACCOLADES
 SATHYABAMA IN NEWS 71

HISTORY CREATION IS A HABIT FOR US

 72

THANK YOU SATHYABAMASAT