 The history of Institutions of this flagship University goes back to 1986 when Saveetha Medical and Educational Trust was started to provide medical relief, to promote education and to encourage research. On 18th November 1988, Saveetha Dental College was established. Subsequently, in the year 1992 Saveetha College of Nursing, in 1993 College of Physiotherapy, in 2001 Saveetha Engineering College, in 2005 College of Engineering and Technology, in 2008 Saveetha Medical College and Saveetha School of Management and in 2009 Saveetha School of Law were started. Saveetha University was declared Deemed to be University under section 3 of the UGC Act 1956, by the Govenment of India on 18th March 2005. Previously governed by Saveetha Medical And Educational Trust, it is now governed by the Chancellor Dr.N.M.Veeraiyan and managed by the Vice Chancellor Dr.R.Rajagopal.
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| | To be, and to be recognized for setting the standards of excellence in professional education and high quality scientific research." |
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Mission | To promote academic excellence, widen intellectual horizons, inculcate self discipline and high ideals for the total personality development of individual. To convert a novice into a competent professional with excellent theoretical knowledge and unsurpassed practical skills and to motivate the interest in the research activities, further education and social services
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 Quality Policy | | To promote quality education, to convert a novice into a competent expert in the relevant field at par with global standards by meeting the far reaching expectations and requirements of the students through dedicated and devoted staff with updated systems and continual improvement." |
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The Constituent Colleges of Saveetha University | Saveetha Medical College Saveetha Dental College College of Engineering & Technology College of Nursing College of Physiotherapy Saveetha School of Management Saveetha School of Law
All the institutions are recognized and approved by the respective statutory bodies and councils.
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