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EnglishHow to Find the Programmes Offered at Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology
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To see what you can study at Sathyabama, open the main navigation on sathyabama.ac.in and go to Academics → Programmes Offered. That page lists the university's programmes by level, and each entry links onward to curriculum, syllabus and regulation pages. Use it if you are comparing study levels before applying; it is a navigation and orientation page, not an application form.
Where the programme list sits on the site
The site's main navigation groups everything under a few top-level menus. The relevant path is:
- Academics — the section that holds programmes, curriculum and regulations
- Programmes Offered — the full list of degrees
- Curriculum and Syllabus — what each programme actually covers
- Regulations — the rules that apply to your cohort (the site lists Regulations 2019, 2023 and 2026)
Admissions sits as a separate top-level menu, so the programme list tells you what exists while Admissions tells you how to apply. Keep the two apart when you browse.
The programme categories
The Academics menu names the levels directly, which is the quickest way to work out where you fit:
| Level | Category as listed on the site | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|
| Undergraduate | UG B.E. / B.Tech. | School leavers entering engineering or technology |
| Undergraduate | UG B.A. / B.Sc. | Students wanting a non-engineering undergraduate degree |
| Postgraduate | PG M.E. / M.Tech. | Graduates continuing in engineering or technology |
| Doctoral | Ph.D | Research candidates |
The site also has separate entries for Online Learning and a Research section with its own Ph.D pages, so online and research routes are handled outside the main programme list.
Specialisations are listed inside the programme names
Programmes are not just broad degree titles — specialisations appear as part of the programme name. The homepage programme selector, for example, lists "B.E - Computer Science and Engineering" alongside "B.E - Computer Science and Engineering with specialization in Artificial Intelligence". When you scan the list, read the full programme name rather than the first few words, or you may miss the specialisation you want.
Checking what a programme actually involves
Once you have a shortlist, the detail pages answer the practical questions:
- Curriculum and Syllabus shows the subjects and structure for the programme.
- Regulations matters because the site publishes three regulation years (2019, 2023 and 2026). The regulation that applies to you depends on your entry year, so confirm which one your cohort falls under before assuming a syllabus applies to you.
- Fees has its own page under Admissions, with a separate "Fee (2026-2027)" entry and a first-year fee page. The site does not state fee amounts in the navigation itself, so check those pages directly rather than assuming costs.
Practical steps
- Go to sathyabama.ac.in and open Academics in the main navigation.
- Select Programmes Offered and note the programmes at your level (UG, PG or Ph.D).
- For each candidate programme, open Curriculum and Syllabus and check the regulation year that applies to you.
- Cross-check entry requirements and deadlines under Admissions, using the Prospectus and FAQ pages there.
- If you are considering online study or research, use the Online Learning and Research sections instead of the main programme list.
Common sticking points
- Confusing the programme list with admissions. The Academics pages describe programmes; applications, eligibility and dates live under Admissions.
- Missing specialisations. They are embedded in programme titles, so read the whole name.
- Assuming one syllabus fits all. With three regulation years published, check which one governs your entry year.
- Looking for online or Ph.D details in the wrong place. Both have their own sections on the site.
If a programme you expect is not listed, the Prospectus and Admissions FAQ are the next places to check before contacting the university through the Contact Us page.