SAHS Sharda University Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers in my course knew their stuff, but they were more into giving out assignments and stuff rather than teaching. Luckily, a few of them were really nice and supportive. The topics we studied were useful, but we had to do a lot of self-learning. Passing the exams wasn't too hard, but some teachers played favorites and graded based on who they liked. The pass rate was around 40%.

Placement: The job opportunities in my course were super low. The best offer was 4 LPA, and on average, it was around 2 LPA. Companies like Apollo and Nestle came for placements. Around 60% of us landed internships at Sharda Hospital and Nestle. Many of us ended up becoming nutritionists after graduation. Sharda University is great for fun stuff, but since it's private, we had to really hustle for our goals.

Campus: The campus had great facilities and infrastructure, but the library didn't have all the books we needed for our courses. I didn't like the food in the hostel, so I chose to live off-campus. But for students looking to have the full college experience, staying in the hostel could be a good choice.

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and they teach well. They all have M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees. The semester exams aren't too hard. You only need to get around 33% to pass the mid-term and end-term exams. So, it's not too stressful, and you can do well if you study.

Placement: Almost half of us landed jobs at Sharda hospital or other nearby spots. Almost everyone does their internship at Sharda hospital. They have all the departments, labs, and facilities for tests.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works well for both students and staff all over campus. There are multiple libraries in one building, depending on your course. The classrooms are fully air-conditioned and you can find CCTV cameras everywhere except in classes and the canteen.

Admission: The exams are always on time, and there are lots of fun events and festivals to check out different things. The semester tests are tough, but they stick to what we learned in class.

Placement: I didn't see any job placements after graduation. The only jobs available were in private labs, but they didn't pay much. However, I did get to do two internships. One was in Ballistics and the other was in Forensic Biology and Serology. The internships were really helpful and gave me good experience.

Campus: I really like the college campus and hostel. They have a lot of cool stuff. Wi-Fi is super fast in both places. The library is quiet and good for studying. The classrooms and labs have AC, which is nice.

Admission: The professors here really know their stuff when it comes to forensic investigation. They're all experts in the field and have a lot of experience. They give us good study materials and the course is very hands-on. It's all about real-world skills and knowledge.

Placement: The job opportunities in our course are pretty good, but finding a well-paying job after graduating with a B.Sc can be tough nowadays. Despite that, I really like studying forensics. Some big companies like CBI, IB, Maharashtra, FSL, and CFSL come here for placements, which is cool.

Campus: The forensic labs have everything we need for investigations, like dummy arms and tools. They even have fake bodies that help us understand cases better. The hostel is great, with good security and all the necessary facilities.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They're nice and always there to help when we need it. The exams aren't too hard, but you gotta get at least 50% to pass. And make sure you attend at least 75% of classes!

Placement: I got to do internships at government labs during breaks at college. Almost everyone gets a chance to do one. The pay starts at 10k, but if you do well, you can get up to 45k. I did a lab tech internship at FSL and CFSL.

Campus: The library is stocked with all the books we need, and the classrooms are cool with high-tech learning tools. The classrooms are bigger than the libraries and come with Wi-Fi and digital stuff. Some hostels have tasty food, but not all of them. The hostel prices are a little steep. There are fun games and good medical services available too.

Admission: I'm studying BPT and my teachers are MBBS doctors. They know a lot about our course. Nowadays, lots of people in India need physiotherapy. It's a growing field here. The semester exams are tough. Half of the marks come from practicals and the other half from written exams. Our college has its own hospital. To pass, you need to get eighty percent.

Placement: The classes have about 120 students each, and our college has two classes with great teachers. Most of the teachers are doctors, so they really know how to teach well. The starting salary is around 4 lakhs, and the university guarantees 100% placement after graduation. Companies like MAX, FORTIS, SRI GANGA, and MEDANTA come for recruitment, and they also offer internships. It's a good opportunity for practical experience.

Campus: The college has a great infrastructure with four floors, all fully Wi-Fi enabled. Each building has its own labs, library, and canteen that offer affordable options. The hostels are well-kept, with good washrooms and tasty, hygienic food in the mess. Parents have a guest room available, and there's 24/7 medical support on campus. There are four hostels, each with its own sports complex and coaches.

Admission: The faculty here is awesome. They're really supportive and helpful. If you're stuck on something, just ask them anytime. They know their stuff and are all really qualified. Just soak up all that knowledge!

Placement: I'm studying optometry right now, and my classmates are cool. Once you finish the course, you can work as an optometrist. We learn how to examine patients' eyes and understand eye diseases. At the hospital, we're the ones who check patients' eyes first before recommending them to see an ophthalmologist.

Campus: Sharda University's campus is huge! When I first walked in, it felt like stepping into a college from a TV show. The classrooms are top-notch with projectors for learning. The teachers are really nice and helpful.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are super helpful. They all have PhDs in their subjects. When it comes to exams, we have a midterm and an endterm. The midterm is okay, but the endterm is tough. If you put in the effort and study hard, you'll do just fine.

Placement: A lot of students start their own clinics after finishing college. Some also get jobs at big hospitals like Apollo and Ram Manohar Lohiya Hospital. And a few are pursuing their masters at Sharda University. I think most students end up with good opportunities after graduation.

Campus: The university has great infrastructure. The classrooms have projectors and the labs are clean. There are 6 hostels for boys and girls. The food is really good and they even have their own hospital. We play sports like badminton, cricket, volleyball, and football. Some students even get selected for national teams from our university.

Admission: The teachers can be biased sometimes, but if you show them your skills, they can be supportive. The course content is okay, but it won't guarantee you a high-paying job. Exams in my semester are pretty easy; just study the PDFs given by the teachers and you'll be fine. You need at least 33% to pass.

Placement: The placements for forensic science at Sharda are pretty good. I feel confident about getting a job after studying here. They offer a starting salary of 2 lakhs per year, which can go up to 5 lakhs per year. CYST is the top company that hires students from here. It's recommended to pursue a Ph.D. or Master's in forensic science for better job opportunities.

Campus: The facilities at Sharda University are top-notch. The classrooms are comfy with AC and Wi-Fi. I really like how they have libraries in each block with books related to our studies. The main library is massive and a great place to study. Sharda is also big on extracurricular activities, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful, they know their stuff. The teaching is good and the course content is practical. It gets us ready for the industry. Our semester exams are fair, and about a third of us pass.

Placement: I didn't see any job placements for nutritionists or dieticians. All the placements were for different courses. There weren't any companies looking to hire for our course. The only roles offered were for client associates, not for us.

Campus: The college has good facilities like Wi-Fi labs. The environment with the faculty is nice too. Everything is good except for the placement opportunities. That's the main downside.