SNU- The Best

I didn't apply for any other college as I was sure I wanted to take admission to SNU. The admission process for SNU was very comfortable and you need to give a SNUSAT and if you get selected there will be a personal interview scheduled for you.

The term exams were rightly timed and it was mediately difficult to pass. It was not very difficult but also it was not very easy. The professors are very experienced and skilled. They have a lot of knowledge and research abilities.

At Shiv Nadar University, we have a department called CDC (Career Development Center) which takes care of matters including internships. From time to time, CDC releases internship opportunities to the students, listing out the criteria required for it. There is a selection process for it later. If someone wants, he/she can dig around for internship opportunities outside and can even request the university to make the internship official. And lastly, you can anyways find your own internships/training opportunities without the help of the institute.

As per my knowledge, 70% of the students were placed from the final year. Packages went from 4 lakhs to 12 lakhs. Wipro was the top recruiting company from our college. Several internship opportunities are being provided which are very helpful. The top roles offered were Human resources and auditing

There are many Scholarships being shipped by the Shiv Nadar Foundation. If you're eligible then you can access the scholarships. 50 k is the tuition fees and since the hostel is compulsory the hostel charges are 1lac/year.

This college does have a good infrastructure. Classrooms are very well built with comfortable chairs and tables and the washrooms are very hygienic. The food in the canteen is up to the mark as well. However, the ground and library are well established and are suitable places to hang out.

Originally, when I joined the campus, there were three blocks of hostels, with three buildings each, but more than nine housing facilities for undergraduate, postgraduate, PhD scholars and faculty alike. The majority of these are booked for undergraduates. Fortunately, though, there is no more housing available on the far side of the campus, but unfortunately, they were housing only the female freshers and sophomores during my time there. Regardless of the surplus housing facilities though, the administration tends to be a tad unfair making hysterical and illogical adjustments to the hostel facilities for the students. Such absurdities primarily take place during the nearly three-month-long summer vacations.

Yes, there is an interview round. My interview was very comfortable, the professors were very enlightening and the questions were not very hard but analytical and about the basic concepts. If you've strong basics then you can crack the interview round.