Colleges in Dadri

As both Shiv Nadar and SASTRA are good for pursuing B.Tech. But, I reccomend you to go for SASTRA University. There are lots of streams available for you like B.Tech in CSE, IT, ME, civil engineering, chemical engineering, Biomedical engineering, Biotechnology, Food technology, Electrical engineering, EEE, Electronics, Automobile engineering and others. The most important thing which rely totally on your area of your interest. When you are sure about your area of interest then you can choose the above engineering streams for pursuing your graduation. There may not be many institutes and universities which will be offering you all such engineering courses in one campus. You should prefer the university or institute which offers you good placements and good practical and industrial exposure also and should have good infrastructure also.

Hi Ujjwal,
I am not so aware about SSE but Shiv Nadar University's Economics department has one of the best faculty members. They are quite approachable and versatile with their research interests. They motivate you to pursue research through the OUR (Opportunities in Undergraduate Research) programme. I believe what gives SNU an edge over SSE is the number of options to explore. Not only the School of Management, Performing Arts and Humanities but an "economist" has the option to explore in the School of Engineering and School of Natural Sciences. There are some really interesting engineering courses that are useful for everyone and SNU gives you the freedom to explore them. Also, SNU provides attractive scholarships to all those who meet the requirements which are financially convenient and the campus is almost 10 times bigger than SSE. Finally, it's all on you and your passion. Go through both university websites; that will give you a clear idea of what do these institutions offer.
All the best.

Hello dear, As an SNU alumni, I can only comment about SNU. SNU has international collaboration with top universities such as Carnegie Melon, Duke and Babson College. I believe there exists an undergrad programme in Mechanical and Computer Science engineering, where you spend two years in SNU and two years in CMU, eventually getting a degree from both universities. Also, every year two to three students get selected and participate in an exchange programme with Duke and spend a semester in Duke, China. Placements are like any other established pvt. University. Top IT firms and core companies recruit from SNU. I am not sure if you're offered the same amount of perks in CU. All the best.

Hello dear, As an SNU alumni, I can only comment about SNU. SNU has international collaboration with top universities such as Carnegie Melon, Duke and Babson College. I believe there exists an undergrad programme in Mechanical and Computer Science engineering, where you spend two years in SNU and two years in CMU, eventually getting a degree from both universities. Also, every year two to three students get selected and participate in an exchange programme with Duke and spend a semester in Duke, China. Placements are like any other established pvt. University. Top IT firms and core companies recruit from SNU. I am not sure if you're offered the same amount of perks in CU. All the best.

As an SNU alumni, I can only comment about SNU. SNU has international collaboration with top universities such as Carnegie Melon, Duke and Babson College. I believe there exists an undergrad programme in Mechanical and Computer Science engineering, where you spend two years in SNU and two years in CMU, eventually getting a degree from both universities. Also, every year two to three students get selected and participate in an exchange programme with Duke and spend a semester in Duke, China. Placements are like any other established pvt. University. Top IT firms and core companies recruit from SNU. I am not sure if you're offered the same amount of perks in CU. All the best.