Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences

Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences

Undergraduate Programs

M.B.B.S, BASLP, B.Sc. Medical Laboratory Technology, B.Sc. Medical Record Science, B.Optom, B.D.S., B.Sc. Nursing, P.B.B.Sc. Nursing, B.O.T., B.P.T., B.Pharm.

Advertisement will be released in all leading dailies during the month of November / December for admission to various programmes (except MBBS) and entrance examination will be conducted during the month of May. Admission to this program will be based on the marks obtained in the qualifying examination. The candidates will be called for final admission based on the merit list and the counseling which would be held at SRM University.

Postgraduate Programs

MD, MS, DM, MDS, Mch*, MPT, MOT, M.Pharmacy, Pharm.D, Pharm.D Post Baccalaureate, M.Sc Nursing, MPH, MBA - MPH (Dual Degree), MBA - Pharma, M.Sc in Human Anatomy, Human Physiology, Medical Biochemistry, Medical Microbiology, Biostatistics and Epidemiology.

Advertisement will be released in all leading dailies during the month of November / December for admission to various programmes and entrance examination will be conducted during the last week of January. Admission to this program will be based on the marks obtained in the qualifying examination. The candidates will be called for final admission based on the merit list and the counseling which would be held at SRM University

For Ph.D Program

The regulations pertaining to Ph.D. program are available in our website.Based on the information given in it, applications are called for twice in a year. Admissions will be offered based on the performance in the written and oral examinations conducted by the Department Research Coordination Committee of the departments.

Dr.T.R. PACHAMUTHU ,CHANCELLOR ,SRM University

 

 Dr. T.R. PACHAMUTHU

CHANCELLOR
SRM University
Having lost his father at a very early age, young Pachamuthu was brought up by his mother Tmt. Valliammai with courage and determination.

The financial constraints did not deter young Pachamuthu in rising to eminence in his village, Thandavarayapuram (Salem Dist.). He had his schooling in Salem Athur, and proceeded to do his University Graduation (B.Sc.) in Trichy. He fulfilled his ambition to qualify as an engineer by completing A.M.I.E. “Learn while you earn” gave him a great sense of dignity and strength.

He started his career as a teacher in a corporation school in Chennai, at the same time pursuing his education in the evening. Simultaneously he was also working in a private Tutorial College.

In 1967 he started “Tamil Nadu Tutorials” with the help of his co-teachers. During this period he was appointed as a Lecturer in Chengalvarayan Polytechnic. He took up this assignment in addition to his commitment in the Tutorials.

In 1969 he established Nightingale Nursery School with an initial strength of 25 students. Now the school has grown up as Matriculation Higher Secondary School with more than three thousand students. The school has two branches in Chennai.

Asian Institute of Engineering Technology was started in 1976. Students from all over India were attracted towards this Institute. His thirst for the service in the cause of education made him to take a decision to resign the post of Lecturer.

This became a turning point in his career. He planned and started several educational institutions.

· VALLIAMMAI POLY TECHNIC
· SRI RAMASAMY MEMORIAL ENGINEERING COLLEGE (SRM ENGINEERING COLLEGE in memory of his late father.
· EASWARI ENGINEERING COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
· VALLIAMMAI ENGINEERING COLLEGE
· SRM INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES
· FACULTY OF MEDICAL & HEALTH SCIENCES
[B.P.T, B.O.T, B.Sc. NURSING & B.PHARMACY]
· SRM ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLEGE
· SRM DENTAL COLLEGE
· SRM INSTITUTE OF HOTEL MANAGEMENT
· SRM POLYTECHNIC
· SRM SCHOOL OF TEACHER EDUCATION AND
· SRM MEDICAL COLLEGE, HOSPITAL& RESEARCH CENTRE
· SRM KATTANKULATHUR DENTAL COLLEGE

SRM Hospital, run by Mr. Pachamuthu is equipped with all modern facilities and is of a high standard. It caters mainly to the needs of the poor and down trodden.

Mr. Pachamuthu is a unique example of a human being, who combines the qualities of vision of future with hard work; whatever he does, he aspires for excellence, be it education, information technology and software, health services, hotels and hospitality, construction and buildings.

Standard Leather and champion leather industries bear testimony to his business acumen.

He has made a mark in the field of flat promotion also. SRM Investment and Credit Corporation founded by Thiru. Pachamuthu is devoted for the upliftment of poor and downtrodden.

He actually visualizes god in the smiles of the neglected lot of the society. He has undertaken the education of some orphans. He spends enormous amount every year for the education of meritorious students in Tamil Nadu.

“Persistent and dedicated hard work is the key to success”. This is the cherished philosophy of Thiru. Pachamuthu. Imbued with this dictum and immense self confidence, he is marching from success, imparting a spirit of robust optimism in younger generations

 

 

 

FROM THE CHANCELLOR

"Students today are competing in a rapidly changing world. Simply covering the curriculum alone is not enough. At SRM University we equip our students with both a first-rate education and the necessary skill sets to ensure that they stand out in today's world". - Mr. T. R. Pachamuthu, Chancellor, SRM University

SRM UNIVERSITY,NCR campus-Built-up area Details

SRM UNIVERSITY,NCR campus           Modinagar,Ghaziabad 1. Academic /administrative block Sl no Name of the building Total no of floors Total built up area 1 BLOCK- A    (Administrative) G+3 102628.00SFT 2 BLOCK-B(academic) G+5 216000.00SFT 3 BLOCK-A(academic) G+3 50000.00SFT 4 LABORATORY BLOCK(workshop) G 24600.00SFT 5 CANTEEN  BLOCK G 3800.00SFT 6 NEW LABORATORY BLOCK G 14000.00SFT 2. Hostel /Residential area                                                                                                                                     Sl no Name of the building Total no of floors Total built up area 1 BLOCK-C(boys hostel) G+4 16255.00SFT 2 BLOCK-D(boys hostel) G+4 16255.00SFT 3 BLOCK-E(boys hostel) G+4 16255.00SFT 4 BLOCK-F(boys hostel) G+4 16255.00. SFT 5 BLOCK-G (dinning and        Boys  hostel) G+3 46204.00SFT 6 BLOCK-H(dinning and Girls  hostel) G+5 68043.60SFT 7 BLOCK-I(boys hostel) G+5 71060.00SFT 8 BLOCK-J(Girls hostel) G+3 22848.00SFT

SRM University Final year Group Photo-2012

SRM Entrance Examination (SRMEE 2012) on Sunday (06-05-2012)

SRM University entrance examination on Sunday

Chennai :More than 1.5 lakh students will take the SRM Entrance Examination (SRMEE 2012) for admissions to 40,000 seats in various courses in medicine and engineering.

SRM University chairman P Ravi said the two-hour test will be held at 191 centres in 130 cities including eight centres in the city. Results will be declared on May 14 on the university website. "If applicants have not got hall tickets, they should show identify proof like the entrance fee slip. Around 210 university employees would be posted as examiners and 25 teachers as observers at various centres. "There will be complete transparency in the selection process," said Ravi.

The results would also be sent to students who qualify for counselling that would be held between June 12 and June 18. About 800 seats are reserved for foreign and NRI students.

About 20% of the applications received are for mechanical engineering,followed by EEC, IT and aerospace. SRM also plans to set up a separate campus in Sriperumbadur.

Thanks-TOI

Experts talk on media issues-SRM University,International Seminar on Regulating the Media?

Balanced reporting and presentation of news in a manner that would improve the lives of the people in general and consumers of news in particular are needed today, speakers at the inaugural of a two-day seminar said here on Wednesday

The seminar ‘Regulating the Media?' was organised by Young Journalists Association, School of Media Studies and School of Government and International Affairs of SRM University, in association with the United States-India Educational Foundation (USIEF), The Hindu and the Indo-Japan Chamber of Commerce.

In her theme address, Srividya Raghavan, Professor of Law, Oklahoma, U.S., said a majority of news organisations, especially television and radio channels were controlled by giant companies in the U.S. Sadly, the trend of consolidation of unregulated media was happening in India too, she observed.

The challenge before the media was two-fold — finding out what the readers' expectations were and how these expectations could be met, experts said. In a hurry to meet such expectations, the media began “pandering to the masses.” Naming a couple of newspapers, she said she was appalled to find highly objectionable news reports and photos in their sports section.

Ms. Raghavan further added that politicians and their political parties started television channels and in such media houses, objective reporting would be a casualty.

Nirmala Lakshman, Director, Kasturi and Sons, said the media had to introspect on its role as a good news operator in the society. “The media plays a vital role as a tool of empowerment for the citizen to pursue a better quality of life,” Dr. Lakshman said. She regretted that issues like paid news and private treaties with companies for equity stakes had brought down credibility to an all-time low.

In her address, Jennnifer McIntyre, Consul General for the U.S. in Chennai, said press freedom was an idea common to both India and United States. Speaking on the occasion, Ravi Panchamoothoo, Chairman of SRM Group of Educational Institutions, said, media should give more space for positive news over negative content. Coming down heavily on sensationalism, he said it should not be the top priority and media houses should think seriously about reducing bad content.

Future of Simulation at SRM

Future of Simulation at SRM

Saving Lives Through Simulation

Dr. Charles. N. Pozner, Medical Director, Neil and Wallace delivered a lecture on "Future of Simulation at SRM" at the SRM Medical College Hospital Seminar Hall on April 12, 2012. Appreciating the management for constant support of resources, he explained that many transformations happened since the inception of the idea to set up a simulation center in 2008 to the inauguration of the center during the Indian Science Congress, ISC 2011.

Understanding the importance of simulation in medical education, he stated that simulation education is mandated in many international institutions like the American Board of Anaesthesia. He congratulated SRM University for having included the simulation based training as a part of the MBBS course. "This is the first Indian Institution to train the MBBS graduates with Basic Life Support and Advance Life Support courses", he added.

Dr. Pozner also expressed his concern that the health care providers across the world should understand the need for simulation education for increased professional satisfaction. He explained that training with mannequins would definitely help to enhance the knowledge, decision making skills and team work.

Medical Practitioners like other professionals need to work collaboratively and the simulation center is indeed a predictable place to teach and learn best clinical practices. Dr. Pozner maintained that simulation education would definitely help to bridge the gap between the actual competency and perceived competency of the practitioners.

He said he is happy with the functions of the SRM Stratus Simulation Center and he also suggested that all the departments of the College of Medicine should utilise the resources available in the simulation center. Dr. Pozner also lauded the initiative of SRM Simulation Center of training the nonmedical community like fire service professionals. He made a humorous comment that simulation based medical education is really a better alternative to hours of lousy lectures. His guest lecture was followed by an interactive question and answer session.

Dr. P. Thangaraju, Pro Vice Chancellor, (Medical), Dr. K. Gireesh, Deputy Dean and Vice Principal, Dr. Mushtaq Ahmed Khan, Medical Superintendent felicitated the occasion with their august presence. ), Dr. K. Gireesh, Deputy Dean said that field work is the path to success and is the power of medical education. Dr. K. Anjalakshi, Head of the Department, Obstetrics and Gyanaecology delivered the vote of thanks.

SRM University MoU with ELS

Chennai,Apr18 (PTI) Some institutions in Chennai  today signed a memorandum of understanding
with ELS, international recruiter for American colleges and universities here. Officials of
SRM University, Chennai,  signed the agreement with officials of ELS at the
US Consulate General here. The MoU was signed in the presence of
Consul General Jennifer McIntyre. ELS is an international agency for
 recruitment, testing and teaching of English as a second language
for students from across the world.

Campus adda -SRM

SRM University

Java Green: With a variety of food courts, it is a place where everything from committee meetings to birthday parties happen. Located in the annex campus of the university, it is frequented by students throughout the day. This is the place to be if you want updates on campus happenings.

Medical Canteen: Though canteens are common in all colleges and SRM has many, it is the “Medical canteen” that stands out. The crowd mostly comes in only after 9.00 p.m., when all other places are closed and the late nighters — well, almost everyone who has an assignment or record to submit the next day — come in hungry for some food and a break from work. It is during exams that the place comes alive with every one doing one night preparation over some Maggi and Coke.

ABHIJEETH REDDY B., III Year, B.Tech, SRM University, Kattankulathur

Vijay leads SRM to title glory

H. Ameerudeen of SRM University proved that his wonder goal against ICF on Sunday was no flash in the pan as he followed it up with yet another stupendous all-round performance to help his team to a 1-0 win over Sathyabama University in the final of the inter-college football tournament on Tuesday.
If one had to find fault with SRM, it was that they horrendously failed to translate all their dominance in possession to goals.
SRM could well have put the tie to bed in the first-half as forward Ameerudeen orchestrated a few top-notch passes to his partner in crime Mijo Jose but to give credit where it's due, Sathyabama’s goal-keeper T.G. Rajguru was equal to the task and repeatedly thwarted their attempts to keep the margin of defeat to a respectable 1-0.
Chances, though, were at a premium at both ends of the pitch and gradually as the match wore on SRM took a stranglehold on their opponents. Ameerudeen’s presence in the middle was certainly an ace up SRM’s sleeve and it was a delight to watch him in all his glory.
Sathyabama did well to go into the break without conceding a goal. But they got off to the worst possible start in the second-half as SRM mid-fielder A. Vijaya Prabhakran made a dazzling run on the left flank after being released by a perceptive pass from S. Karthick.
This time however, Rajguru didn’t stand any chance to prevent SRM from taking a well-deserved lead in the 47th minute. Sathyabama still had ample time on their hands to rebound but the watertight defence of SRM nipped all their offensive forays in the bud to earn a memorable win.

The winners were awarded `25,000. SNJ distilleries owner SN Jayamurugan gave away the prizes.

SRM University -Sports Quota Selection Trials

Sports Quota Selection Trials SRM University will hold trial for sports quota admission at the campus on April 17 and April 18, 2012. Candidates who wish to join Engineering, Management, Science and Humanities and Hotel Management through the sports quota for the year 2012-2013 can take part. The trials will be held for the following:

Men – Ball Badminton, Basketball, Badminton, Table Tennis, Tennis, Chess, Cricket and Volleyball.

Women - Ball Badminton, Badminton, Tennis, Table Tennis, Basketball, Chess and Volleyball.

Those interested (both men and women) are requested to report along with testimonials and certificates at 9.00 AM. on April 17, 2012 at the University campus in Kattankulathur.

For Details, Contact - 9443881007, 9444255724, 9840309946, 9940418484, 9710230300, 9962984059, 9444879476