Sharda University, Noida
Years of Establishment:  1996

Description

We are proud to introduce to the world, a new university which promises to be one of the best among contemporary Indian Universities and which has the potential to change the way Indian Education is perceived in the world.

Sharda University established as a private university in Greater Noida through the U.P. State Legislative Act in 2009 is the only multi-discipline campus spread over 63 Acres of land with vast infrastructure both in terms of physical as well as human resources. Sharda University brings years of experience under Sharda Group of Institutions and a new culture of innovation, flexibility, progressiveness and vibrancy. Its fully flexible curriculum and a high percentage of global faculty bring in a flavor of international best practices and a skill based learning environment. This helps the student in inculcating competence through application of knowledge in real-life work environment.

*This information is compiled from http://www.sharda.ac.in

Campus Placement

SGI’s placement cell has already placed thousands of students in hundreds of top multinationals. The Placement Cell guides the student on all career related aspects like how to approach companies, how to prepare clutter cutter resumes, make presentations, which company to choose e.tc.

Selection Criteria

AIEEE<1,50,000 Rank OR DCE< 10,000 Rank OR UPSEE<60,000 OR  IIT Any Rank OR (For both Indian & Foreign nationals)SAT score >=650

Featured Faculty

At Sharda, we ‘go poles’ to render a different direction to learning. Simply why among our faculties you’d find eminent educationists straight from North Pole to South Pole. We have faculties from the top of the line education institutions in US, UK etc.

All the faculties have towering presence both in academics and their own relevant industry. Our faculties cherish the vision for integrated learning and impart the same to the students. That's makes Sharda’s teaching unique- for there’s not just the “Physics class” or “Chemistry Class”, but the "Sharda period”.