Shiv Nadar University

Hello Mann Mohan, this Shiv another University at dadri in Noida as you know was established in 2011 and has already made a name for itself in the academic world. There is no specific cut off prescribed for the branch of computer sciences engineering but there is an overall cut off at a percentile of 80 in JEE Mains examination for those who want to apply for admission in this university for engineering courses. Of course, a student has other means or ways or channels of getting admission in this university. This and all other relevant information about this university is collated by Shiksha and is available at the link given below. https://www.shiksha.com/university/shiv-nadar-university-snu-greater-Noida-32865/admission
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The admission to Shiv Nadar University (Delhi NCR) for the B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) programme is based on the candidate's JEE Main score or the university's own online admission test called the Shiv Nadar University Scholastic Aptitude Test SNUSAT and Academic Proficiency Test (APT). As per the previous year's admission trends, the cutoff for admission to the CSE programme at Shiv Nadar University for OBC category candidates was around 90 percentile in JEE Main or equivalent score in SNUSAT and APT. However, the cutoff percentile may vary from year to year, depending on various factors such as the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the exam, and the availability of seats. With 87 percentile in JEE Main or equivalent score in SNUSAT and APT, you may have a chance of getting admission to Shiv Nadar University's CSE programme, but it may depend on various factors such as the number of applicants, the availability of seats, and your performance in the admission process. It is advisable to check the official website of Shiv Nadar University for the latest admission updates and the cutoff percentile for the CSE programme. You can also consider other options and explore other colleges that offer similar programs.

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.