Shiv Nadar University Noida

Admission: The teachers here are hit or miss  some are really helpful, others not so much. The teaching is pretty good, like any decent college. The subjects are useful and match what the industry needs. The semester exams are tough though. You need to get at least 30% to pass, but most people manage to pass.

Placement: Students with CGPA above 7.5 have better chances of getting placed. Most placed students have high CGPAs or are really good at coding. The highest salary offered is 50 LPA, while the lowest is 7 LPA. The top companies for recruitment are Brain and Company, HPE, Oracle, Chegg, Goldman Sachs, Go Daddy, JustPay, and Microsoft. Only a small number of students got internships at Microsoft and Goldman Sachs. The main roles offered are analyst, associate tech consultant, and software engineer.

Campus: The department has really good labs with awesome computers for research. Wi-Fi is available 24/7 all over campus. The hostels are okay. Rooms are shared by two people and they're pretty big. The only problem is the hot water sometimes doesn't come when it's supposed to. The food in the mess is not great. Some students from other colleges say ours is better, but honestly, it's just okay to fill us up. They have good medical and sports facilities as well.

Admission: I really liked how the course was set up and how the professors were always there to help. The grading system is based more on how everyone else does, so it can be a bit challenging to pass exams. Just make sure you attend at least 75% of classes to be able to take the exams.

Placement: I heard from seniors that SNU has awesome placements, way better than other private colleges in India. Almost everyone gets placed, but some also choose to study more. Big companies like Microsoft, GS, WNS, KPMG, PwC, and more come for recruitment on campus.

Campus: The hostels are super clean and well-kept. The mess food is delicious and they keep everything hygienic. Plus, there's a hospital on campus for any medical needs. And don't forget about the awesome sports complex with all the facilities you need for sports. Just great all around!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They're always around to answer questions and help out. The course is great because it's not just boring theory, but you get hands-on experience too. The exams are tough, but if you put in the effort, you'll do well.

Placement: I heard that top companies like Brain, D. E Shaw, A&M, etc., come for placements. Many students end up getting placed or land internships, which is cool. Some night shift companies also show up, but not many students go for those. The pay for internships is usually low, especially in sales and HR roles.

Campus: The campus has awesome facilities like 24/7 Wi-Fi, a cool library, and projectors in classes. The food is tasty with lots of choices at the mess and other places. They even have a mini hospital on campus! And don't forget about the sports complex with a gym, pool table, and basketball courts. It's a great place to study and have fun too!

Admission: The teachers at college are awesome! They really know their stuff and are always ready to help. The course material is practical and gets us ready for the real world. The exams are tough, but the teachers are there to support us. Love the support from the faculty!

Placement: I found the job placements at this college okay. About 30% of students here get placed on campus. The average salary offered was between 3-7 LPA. The top companies that hired students from our course were Mcure, Apollo, and Basics.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure for our course. They provide Wi-Fi, labs, library, and a canteen for us. Plus, there's a hostel for students who need it.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. If you go to them with a problem, they're always there to help you out. They're really good at teaching, but if you struggle with grades, it might be tough to keep up sometimes. I like the course curriculum a lot. You can even choose to study other courses outside of your main one. It's cool because you can do a minor in different subjects, not just what's in your school. One thing I really appreciate is the career development center. They get us ready for the real world and help us prep for our future in the industry.

Placement: The highest salary offered is around 58.09 LPA, and the average salary is about 11.35 LPA. Companies like Cognizant, Adobe, Dell, Goldman Sachs, TCS, and others come for placements. It's easy to get internships here, and there are international tech clubs for each course.

Campus: The hostels have fast Wi-Fi and a snack vending machine, plus drinking water. Each floor has a washing machine, and there's a pantry in every hostel. They serve both North and South Indian dishes, which taste better than other hostel food.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart, but sometimes they struggle to explain things clearly. They're more into research than teaching. The course itself is solid, but it doesn't always cover practical stuff. You'll need to hustle to find internships and jobs. The exams aren't too tough, they're pretty chill.

Placement: I'm graduating in 2028 with my batch. Almost all of us got jobs in tech companies. The highest salary offered to someone in Batch '23 is 58 Lacs, and the average is around 12.85 Lacs. Microsoft, Adobe, Wipro, and TCS are the top companies hiring us. Not many of us got internships in our 6th semester, only about 35%.

Campus: The facilities at SNU are pretty good. They're expanding the area to add more sports fields. The Wi-Fi is fast at 400mbps, but your phone data might be quicker. The classrooms and auditoriums have projectors and ACs, but the hostel rooms don't. The water quality isn't great either. Food is okay, with 5 meals a day.

Admission: The teachers are really great here. They have top qualifications, some even from IIT's. Sometimes, professors from IIT come for seminars. Since there aren't too many students, teachers can give more attention. You need at least 75% attendance to sit for exams, and the pass rate is over 75%.

Placement: The placements here are really good with lots of internship chances. The average pay is about 15 LPA in 2023. The highest pay is 58.095 LPA, the middle is 11.77 LPA, and the lowest is 7 LPA. Almost 90% of students got placed in 2023.

Campus: The campus has lots of labs and Wi-Fi everywhere. The AC rooms are for one person. The library has tons of books, which is cool. The college is well-maintained. The food in the mess is pretty good. The medical facilities are nice, and they even have free checkups. Sports are fun, and we have a gym on campus too.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. At first, some courses might seem confusing, but you'll figure it out as you go. There are some really cool courses too. Exams are okay, not too hard or too easy, and most students do well.

Placement: Most of us in our group want to pursue Masters, so placements aren't a big deal for us. But seniors say the pay packages are good. You can either get internships through the college or on your own. There are opportunities for moving up in the management field.

Campus: The hostel here is nice, but the academic buildings are awesome! The hostel has laundry and free food, plus Wi-Fi. Each floor has cool common rooms, like study rooms and TV rooms. Love it here!

Admission: The exams are pretty tough, not gonna lie. The teachers are cool and help us out a lot. Lots of students get to do research with different professors. You gotta keep your grades up for good job offers. It really prepares us for the industry.

Placement: The campus has great companies coming for placements with good salaries. Lots of students get jobs in top companies or choose to study more. The average salary is about 10 lakhs per year. Almost all students in most batches get placed here.

Campus: The food in the mess is really good and tasty. They offer breakfast, lunch, evening snacks, dinner, and midnight meals. The quality of the food is always good. The hostels have both twin and single rooms, with options for AC or non-AC rooms.

Admission: The ECE course curriculum is a bit light, which is good considering how tough the core subjects are. The faculty members are awesome and always ready to help whenever you need it. There's a great team of professionals who are there to assist with academics whenever you need them.

Placement: The placement scene for B.Tech students is pretty solid at this college. This year, the average salary package offered is more than 12 LPA, which is awesome. Over 90% of students get placed, with big companies like Google, Adobe, Amazon, and others coming in for recruitment. It's a good opportunity for landing a job right out of college.

Campus: The food at the mess is pretty good, they have lots of dishes from North and South India every day. It's clean and the food is served by Sodexo, a big company. The campus has good facilities like fast Wi-Fi, AC, washing machines, and common rooms with TV and table tennis. Registering is easy and quick when you arrive. The hostel rooms are big, well-maintained, and not too expensive.