The aim of science and its study is to develop knowledge about the universe — constructing hypotheses and testing them to illuminate upon new ideas and discernment of the world around us. 

The main motto behind the Faculty of Science is to create intuitive minds who ponder upon unique scientific ideas that may be inherently tentative, but as they test and re-test on them, they learn through the process and inculcate a scientific curiosity.

The Faculty of Science, Sri Sri University believes that with the right input, the students can be molded to have an inquisitive mind in the way they perceive and interact with nature, which is why the curriculum of the offered courses are structured in a unique pattern deliberating the idea of the practical application of science and scientific methods.

The courses under the Faculty of Science follow Innovative teaching-learning activities like-Modular Based Teaching, Video-Based Teaching, e-learning, Webinars, Quiz Competitions, etc. Additionally, counseling is provided to help students overcome their academic/personal issues. Remedial classes are conducted to uplift the progress of the students and regular sessions and assignments help evaluate the progress of the students. We provide students the opportunity to develop their soft skills by organizing seminars and workshops. Meditation and breathing practices help students to understand their minds, concentrate better and deal with stress. An E-notice facility is issued for students and we acknowledge feedback from parents/students on teaching and evaluation strategies etc.

• BSc (Hons) Physics Syllabus
• BSc (Hons) Computer Science Syllabus
• BSc (Hons) Data Science Syllabus
• BSc (Hons) Environmental Science Syllabus
• Master in Computer Application (MCA) Syllabus
• MSc Computer Science (Data Science) Syllabus
• MSc Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) Syllabus

• Congratulations to the students for Placement in Deloitte
  
  
  
• World Computer Day evolve a different perspective with Prof. A.G. Ramakrishnan, IISC, Bangalore on ‘Computers for Studying the Basis of Pranayama-Cardiopulmonary Neural & Endocrine Systems’.

  

• Faculty of Science hosted a webinar on the occasion of  ‘International Day for Women and Girls in Science’, with a brilliant panel of esteemed guest speakers.

• Admissions Open for 2021-22 | Limited Seats | Apply Here