South Asian University New Delhi Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I opted for this course as I was interested in International relations and it's one of the best universities for the same. Teachers are excellent and with fewer few students, the faculty gives attention to each one of the students. One needs to pay thorough attention in class to pass the term exam. All teachers are well qualified and have excellent research experiences.

The forms for the annual entrance exam for each PG course are released online at February or March. You have to fill in the form online and pay the fees. You will get an admit card soon followed by an entrance test . Give the entrance test and get selected.

The initial process involves registering on their online website after which we were required to give an entrance test. The entrance test covered all the topics that we studied as a part of our graduation. My name was selected on the basis of the scores i got in the test.

The college is an international college set up by SAARC countries . It offers admission to the students on the basis of marks obtained obtained in an entrance exam conducted by the university itself. After the entrance test is cleared the students are called for personal interview.

The application process for admission in SAU is common for all courses. Candidates can apply from SAU?s official website. The entrance test is common for all the country students and the level of questions are moderate.

You will experience the whole South Asia in one place. The diversity is huge. The curriculum is very updated. So if you are thinking about studying IR, SAU is a good place for you. Because of the students coming from different SAARC countries, you will different perspectives of a similar issues

South Asian University Delhi is the best for research work and it is beneficial for the interested ones. A brilliant faculty makes it SAU a great intellectual base with outstanding facilities. The campus also has a multicultural environment.

College management is overall good. The people are responsive, faculty members are helpful and till date no official problems have been faced by me. On the other side college is quite new and the building is temporary. Though we plan to move to the allocated location but the deadline is moving ahead all the time. SAARC as a whole is crumbling due to Indo Pak rivalry. It remains to be seen how this SAARC initiative stands the test of time.

SAU is good in faculty and curriculum but its not good in facilities. Sau don't have any good campus. It feels like that one is coming in an institute to attend classes. Despite having great fees i.e. almost 30k per semester they provide us with zero facilities. Its a place for hostllers. Students coming from other states can find this place heaven. But for day scholars like me its like a punishment. I don't feel like going to college as you are excluded. Either they should have hostels for everyone or they should have other facilities.