Sharda University B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Sharda University is a very popular and reputed university and students from all across the country apply for admission to this university. The intake capacity of CSE at Sharda University is 180 but most of the colleges including Sharda University teach CS and IT students together, so the combined intake capacity would be 300.

There are around 4-5 sections in the CS department and each section includes 50-60 students. Sharda University takes admission of around 400-500 students which is more than its intake capacity because around 30% of the students either leave the college or opt for other courses like BBA or BJMC.

Well, when it comes to borrowing a loan in a middle-class family most parents try to avoid it. I too belong to a middle-class family and familiar with all situations that occur in every middle-class family. If you get an average IPU college like NIEC or any such, you should go with them. It will be for you.

It doesn’t really mean that Sharda is a bad college. Go for Sharda only if it is the only option for you. You can go for GB Pant if you are ready to handle the strict discipline and rules. It is quite easy to get admission to Sharda and get good marks but, one thing you don’t like about Sharda is the management. 

If you are doing B. Tech for the sake of doing something/ degree, you can get into Sharda. But, if you really want to study and go into study stuff deeply you should try GB Pant, NIET, or any other IPU college.

One of my friends studied at Sharda University and according to him, it was the biggest regret of his life. He pointed out some good and bad things about the college, which I will be sharing with you.

There is no ragging and the infrastructure is pretty good. It is the only thing good about the college.

The university has many flaws like - 

1. The crowd and the overall exposure are not good. 
2. The tests conducted at Sharda are extremely easy and you do not need to study for more than a day before the exam. 
3. A GPA of 8+ can be easily scored, yet a majority of students are stuck around a GPA of 5 to 7.
4. The university has attendance criteria of 75% which is very strict. For students who travel via Sharda bus or metro from Delhi, it is very difficult to keep up with this.
5. The administration of the college is not good either. The complaints are mostly ignored.
6. Many workshops are conducted but the students are not able to attend them because of the attendance criteria. 
7. The hostels are in pretty bad condition too, so, it is better to opt for PGs or Private Hostels.
8. The faculty is not enthusiastic about teaching or researching in their field. 
9. In the first semester, a lot of time is wasted in learning Physics, Maths, Chemistry, Moral Science, EVS, Multimedia, AutoCAD, Mechanical in your B.Tech CSE. None of these subjects are related to the branch.

If you scored badly in JEE or any other competitive exam but are willing to improve yourself and do not see any other options available, then you can join Sharda University.

One of my friends studied at Sharda University. According to him, your GPA will not be the only criteria that will be looked at when it comes to your placements. But, if you are planning to appear via campus drives, the first and foremost thing that would qualify you for this would be your GPA.

• If your score is less than 7 you will probably not be able to sit at most of the companies.
• It is also important that you have a 60% score throughout your academics. 
• Develop your aptitude and reasoning abilities as well. Most importantly, your communication skills will matter a lot.

Among all the companies that visit the college, IT and Management visit in the largest numbers. Some of these include Indian Navy, Think n Learn, NTT Data, etc. 

About 8 to 10 of these will have a pool campus invite. Around 3 to 5 management and sales companies.

The university also has the best TnP department and works really hard in order to bring companies to the campus. But many students are not that interested in getting placed. Because of this, the placement percentage is quite low.