Sharda University MA English: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

LPU has been ranked 99th (overall) by NIRF and the Engineering department has been ranked 87th by NIRF 2020. Whereas Sharda University has been ranked 92nd for Engineering by India Today.

Admission:

LPU-

• At LPU any B. Tech at Mechanical Engineering aspirants must have at least 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 with Physics, Mathematics, and English or, any subject that is equivalent to qualifying LPUNEST.

• For students, those who have secured 90% in 10+2 or 90 percentile in JEE Mains are exempted from LPUNEST and can directly apply for the admission.

Sharda University-

• In the case of Sharda University, Mechanical engineering aspirants must have at least 60% aggregate in 10+2 in physics, chemistry, and mathematics.

• SUAT, JEE Main, or UPSEE scores are considered for BTech admission at Sharda University.

At Sharda University fees for B. Tech courses are ?1.59 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) whereas, at LPU the fees for B. Tech programs are ?1.37 Lakhs (1st Year Fees).

Placement:

Sharda University-

• For B. Tech programs at Sharda university the placement record was 91%.

• In last year’s placements, the institute witnessed the highest salary package of 65 LPA

LPU-

• At LPU the highest salary package offered was 42 LPA.

• The top recruiters at the institute are Google, IBM, TCS, Infosys, etc.

These are the major factors that you need to consider while choosing the institute. As for which institute should be better for you, you should decide that for yourself.

Sharda University is a private university situated in Greater Noida, established in the year 2009. The college has been accredited with NAAC ‘B’ grade. It has 250+ global tie-ups with various institutions and organizations. The college offers three courses in pharmacy with fees ranging from 2.23 Lakhs to 7.28 Lakhs.

Amity University, Noida is a private university, established in the year 2005. The college has been ranked number one by India Today in the category not-for-profit private universities. The college has been approved by the AICTE and has been accredited ‘A+’ grade by NAAC. The college offers various courses under pharmacy, with its fees ranging from 2.4 Lakhs and 7.2 Lakhs for its full period.

Admission Procedure

• Sharda University: The eligibility criteria for undergraduate and postgraduate courses in pharmacy is scoring 50% in 10+2 and undergraduate examinations respectively. Students are also required to appear for SUAT examinations. Further, candidates are required to appear for the GD & PI round.
• Amity University: The selection criteria for an undergraduate degree in pharmacy at the college is a 10+2 (PCM/B) examination score. For a postgraduate degree, the eligibility criteria is 60% in under graduation degree.

Facilities

• Sharda University: The college is built over a humongous 63-acre campus. The college is home to a number of cafeterias and fast-food restaurants. The college also has a well-equipped library, on-campus hostels, laboratories, sports facilities, a convenience store, and a gym. The college also runs a shuttle service for its students
• Amity University: The college is built over a 60-acre campus. The college has a variety of fast-food joints on the campus and cafeterias. The college has state-of-the-art sporting grounds and facilities. The whole campus has Wi-Fi facilities for the students and many recreation rooms. On-campus hostels for both girls and boys are available and subject dedicated laboratories are also available.

Placements

• Sharda University: Companies such as Cipla, Sun Pharma, and Himalaya offer placements. The placement rate for the course is 75%. The average package offered is 3.5LPA, with the highest package going up to 7LPA
• Amity University: The course has a placement rate of over 90%. Companies such as Pfizer, Himalaya, and Sun Pharma offer placements. The package offered ranges between 2.5 LPA and 7LPA.

Both colleges score the same on all levels as their admission procedure, fees, infrastructure, facilities, rankings, and placements are nearly identical. The choice between the two should depend on securing admission, scholarship, and convenience of going to the campus.