Colleges in Sonepat

Both the National Institutes of Technology and private universities like Shiv Nadar University and Ashoka University can provide good international exposure to students. Although a few considerations can be taken into account.
1. Curriculum: Private universities like Shiv Nadar University and Ashoka University offer a liberal arts curriculum that provides students with a broad-based education in various fields such as Humanities, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences. NITs, on the other hand, offer Engineering courses that may not have as much diversity in terms of subjects.
2. Faculty: Private universities often have experienced faculty members who are experts in their respective fields and may have international exposure themselves. NITs also have experienced faculty members but may not have as many opportunities for international exposure.
3. Exchange programs: Both NITs and private universities offer exchange programs that allow students to study abroad for a semester or more. Therefore, both NITs and private universities like Shiv Nadar University and Ashoka University offer opportunities for international exposure. However, the type and extent of exposure may differ depending on the institution and the specific programs and collaborations offered.

Fee structure for Bachelor studies
Below is the full year fee structure for the August 2023 :
First year components (AY 23-24)
9,27,000- tuition fee
Residence- 1,81,000
Total- 11,08,000
One-off payments
Entry fee of INR 50,000 at the time of acceptance of the Offer of Admission
A refundable security deposit of INR 75,000 (INR 50,000 security deposit and INR 25,000 food deposit) at the time of acceptance of the Offer of Admission. The deposit will be refunded at the time of graduation from Ashoka University or at the time of cancellation of admission from the programme
More information about Fees
Costs shown are calculated in Indian Rupees (INR)
Boarding: A minimum amount of INR 17,500 will be charged at the end of each semester for board and catering facilities (minimum amount for one year is INR 35,000)
The price of the stay is based on the average length of stay of nine months a year. If a student seeks to remain on campus during vacations, special permission must be requested
The housing cost component includes the following: Room and utilities such as water, electricity (100% deposit and air conditioning), pantry, gym and laundry. Services like books, printing, photocopying, stationery etc. Will be billed according to actual dates
The annual fee is subject to revision in line with inflation. In the last three years, our fee has increased by approximately 5% to 8% per year. However, this percentage is not fixed and may change.

Ashoka is a liberal arts university. DU offers courses in all streams. There are certain points to consider. If you are getting Tier1 colleges like LSR, Stephen's or Hindu etc. Then skip Ashoka. If not, then for subjects like History, English Sociology, Psychology or Political Science, Ashoka is a good choice. But if your ultimate goal is to prepare for civil services then DU will be better. Ashoka follows the educational pedagogy of the West. If you want it, you better go for it. If you are tired of rote learning. Or you want a change of air. But also consider the fees. Since Ashoka is too new to be trusted, it is not very wise to pay that much for her. DU is affordable. Also note that the NIRF rankings of both universities are
University of Delhi is ranked 13
And Ashoka University is ranked 88
University of Delhi is government university but Ashoka university is private University.