Vignan’s University announced the results of their Scholastic Aptitude Test (V-Sat’23), which attracted 40,000 students from across India. The counselling process based on V-SAT scores will begin soon for admission to B.Tech, B.Pharm and B.Sc Agriculture Science courses at the university. The syllabus is updated every semester and is integrated with laboratory and project-based learning, which Dr P Nagabhushan, Vice-Chancellor of the university, believes enables students to understand the subject rather than merely memorise it. The university’s UG curriculum also offers a 200-hour Campus Recruitment Training programme aimed at improving on-campus placement chances.
