Sharda University Celebrates 29th Foundation Day and World Minority Day
December 18, 2024: Sharda University celebrates its 29th Foundation Day in conjunction with World Minority Day. The event was organized in collaboration with the District Minority Welfare Department. The event featured various cultural performances by students. The occasion was graced by notable dignitaries including Abdul Rashid Ansari, President BJP Minority Morcha; Dr. Anuj Jain; Ishwar Chand Jain; Jyoti Acharya; Mahesh Jain; SDM Sadar Charul Yadav; and SDM Dadri Anuj Nehra. The university's Chancellor, Mr. P.K. Gupta, and Pro-Chancellor, Mr. Y.K. Gupta, honored them with shawls and mementos. Trustee of Sharda Group, Ms. Priyanka Jain, welcomed District Minority Welfare Officer Yukti Pandey. Scholarships were also awarded to minority students selected by the Uttar Pradesh government.
Sharda University Celebrates 29th Foundation Day and World Minority Day
December 18, 2024: Sharda University celebrates its 29th Foundation Day in conjunction with World Minority Day. The event was organized in collaboration with the District Minority Welfare Department. The event featured various cultural performances by students. The occasion was graced by notable dignitaries including Abdul Rashid Ansari, President BJP Minority Morcha; Dr. Anuj Jain; Ishwar Chand Jain; Jyoti Acharya; Mahesh Jain; SDM Sadar Charul Yadav; and SDM Dadri Anuj Nehra. The university's Chancellor, Mr. P.K. Gupta, and Pro-Chancellor, Mr. Y.K. Gupta, honored them with shawls and mementos. Trustee of Sharda Group, Ms. Priyanka Jain, welcomed District Minority Welfare Officer Yukti Pandey. Scholarships were also awarded to minority students selected by the Uttar Pradesh government.
Nov 22, 2024: The 27th IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) International Symposium kicked off at Sharda University in Knowledge Park, Greater Noida. The event was graced by the chief guests, Professor Ramji Prasad, Founder Director of CTIF and Founding President of GISFI, SK Marwaha, Scientist-G and Group Coordinator of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Dr. Shingo Omori, Chairman of the Advisory Board of the Communication Research Laboratory Japan, Dr. Dilip Krishnaswamy, Neeli Rashmi Prasad, Associate Professor and Wireless Security and Sensor Network Group, (CTIF), University Pro Chancellor Y Experts discussed advancements such as Wireless Personal Multimedia Communication and Secure 6G - AI Nexus.
Nov 20, 2024: Sharda University will host the 27th IEEE International three-day symposium, with the theme "Secure 6G - AI Nexus Where Technology Meets Humanity." This conference will feature discussions on breakthroughs in Secure 6G and AI-driven Wireless Personal Multimedia Communication, with experts sharing their thoughts. Researchers, scientists, engineers, and practitioners will present their original research findings at the symposium.
Dr. Sibaram Khara,Vice-Chancellor, Sharda University stated “that the international symposium will be held from November 17 to 20 at campus. During this time, the event will include 41 technical sessions, 6 keynote addresses, 6 special sessions, and 4 workshops. Notable keynote speakers include Sangeet Kumar (Adverb Robotics, India), Dilip Krisnaswamy (C-DoT, India), Hsuan-Jung Su (NTU, Taiwan), and Anand Prasad (Deloitte Tohmatsu Cyber, Japan), who will share insights on cutting-edge developments and their potential applications. With participants from over 25 countries, the symposium will showcase a global exchange of ideas”.
P.K. Gupta, Chancellor, Sharda University remarked that such events offer significant benefits to students, providing them the opportunity to learn about new technologies and innovations. The university played a pivotal role in bringing this symposium to India, where experts will explore AI-adapted 6G networks addressing global challenges in secure communications and energy-efficient systems. The future is headed towards Artificial Intelligence and 6G networking.
October 18, 2024: Sharda University organized the 8th convocation ceremony. During the event, degrees were awarded to 3511 students, including 2427 UG, 998 PG, and 86 PhD. Additionally, 4 students were awarded the Chancellor’s Gold Medal, 27 postgraduate students received the Vice-Chancellor's Gold Medal, and 55 undergraduate students were also honored with the Vice-Chancellor's Gold Medal. Moreover, 22 postgraduate students and 89 undergraduate students were awarded merit certificates.
During the ceremony, Padam Bhushan John T. Chambers stated that India has created a very favorable environment for tech and innovation-driven firms. “India has made an open atmosphere. I want to congratulate you all for reaching this incredible milestone. Whether you become entrepreneurs, leaders, or partners in existing companies, your role in this evolving landscape will be crucial. We are focusing on investing in and mentoring new-age firms that can be built and scaled up,” he added, emphasizing that startups are the key drivers of innovation and economic growth in the digital age.
Chancellor P.K. Gupta stated that as technological fields evolve, similar changes are being witnessed in the field of education, and it's important to stay updated. "Adopt new ideas, be ready to learn, and always show interest in new areas to expand your knowledge. Students should have knowledge not only of their courses but also of others. The goal of education is not just to earn a degree, but the holistic development of the individual."
The event was attended by Pro-Chancellor Y.K. Gupta, Vice-Chancellor Dr. Sibaram Khara, Pro-Vice-Chancellor Dr. Parmanand, Registrar Vivek Kumar Gupta, Director of PR Dr. Ajit Kumar, and various heads of departments and deans from different faculties.
Sharda University’s Scientist amongst top 2% of Stanford University’s World Scientists List
September 26, 2024: Sharda University proudly announces that 11 of its esteemed scientists have secured a place in the list of the top 2% scientists in the world, as released by Stanford University.
These distinguished researchers will focus on diverse fields of study, including binding materials and nanomaterials, plant biomass (secondary agriculture) biotechnology, biofuels, breast cancer, bioenergy harvesting, bacterial biofilms, biopollution studies, bioethanol production, programming languages, and privacy and security, among others.
In recognition of this significant achievement, Sharda University hosted a felicitation ceremony where the Chancellor, Mr. P.K. Gupta, and Pro-Chancellor, Mr. Y.K. Gupta, honored the scientists with mementos and shawls. The global list this year featured 2,23,153 scientists from various fields.
Pro-Chancellor Y.K. Gupta extended his congratulations, stating, "It is with immense pride and joy that I congratulate Sharda University’s distinguished scientists for being recognized among the top 2% in the world by Stanford University. Their tireless dedication and perseverance have not only earned them individual recognition but also elevated our university’s stature on the global stage."
Dean of Research, Dr. Bhuvnesh Kumar, highlighted the university's commitment to fostering a culture of excellence. He remarked, "Sharda University promotes a culture of excellence, and our faculty members who are at the forefront of their research represent the university’s mission to provide cutting-edge solutions to pressing global challenges. Their contributions have made a significant impact not only in academia but also in industries, policymaking, and social advancement."
The event was attended by Pro-Vice-Chancellor Dr. Parmanand, Dean of Research Dr. Bhuvnesh Kumar, Registrar Mr. Vivek Gupta, Director of Public Relations Dr. Ajit Kumar, and distinguished faculty members, including Dr. N.B. Singh, Dr. P.K. Singh, Dr. R.C. Kuhad, Dr. Saumya Pandit, Dr. Sanjay Kumar, Dr. Piyush Kumar Gupta, Dr. Sushmita Banerjee, Dr. Ashwani Kumar, Dr. Bharat Bhushan, Dr. Krishna Kumar, and Dr. Arpita Roy.
Sharda University Organizes Internal Hackathon for Smart India Hackathon 2024
September 18, 2024: Sharda School of Engineering and Technology recently hosted its internal hackathon in preparation for the Smart India Hackathon (SIH) 2024. The event aimed to engage students in innovative problem-solving by addressing real-world challenges. Dr. Parmanand, Pro Vice-Chancellor and Dean of the Sharda School of Engineering and Technology, emphasised that the Smart India Hackathon is a national initiative aimed at encouraging innovation and bridging the gap between academic knowledge and practical application. Students who participate in this famous competition are urged to think critically, apply their knowledge, and offer innovative solutions to real-world problems.
During the internal hackathon, over 200 teams pitched their inventive ideas to a respected panel of judges. Following a competitive round of presentations, 80 teams moved to the second round. Out of these, 50 teams will be chosen for data submission on the SIH portal, with the goal of receiving nominations to the SIH Grand Finale. Esteemed faculty members including Dr. Anil Kumar Sagar, Dr. Ganesh Gupta, Dr. Pratima Valde, Dr. R. Rajesh Kannan, Dr. Rakesh Kumar, Dr. Sujoy Kumar Dey, Dr. Sonia Setia, Dr. Sandeep Kumar, Dr. Rani Astya and Dr. Vishal Jain were present at the event.
September 5, 2024: Rajeshwari Modi, also known as Raj Didi, founded the Narayan Reiki Satsang Parivar and emphasised the value of good energy in living a happy and satisfying life. Raj Didi, speaking at a Satsang commemorating Sharda Devi's death anniversary at Sharda University, emphasised that positive energy leads to happiness, whereas bad energy causes sadness, poverty, and illness. The event began with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by Raj Didi, PK Gupta, Chairman of the Sharda Group; YK Gupta, Vice Chairman of the Sharda Group; Trustee Seema Gupta, Bhawna Gupta, CEO Prashant Gupta, Vice President Rishabh Gupta, and special guests from Mumbai—spiritual guide Sandhya Gupta, Vidya Shastri, and Tarun Chandak. Many women enthusiastically participated in the Satsang.
In her address, Raj Didi said, "Every individual is the architect of their own destiny. While God has written our fate, He has done so with a pencil. This means we can erase it and rewrite our destiny in permanent ink, but for this, positive energy is essential." She explained that the universe is filled with two kinds of energy—positive and negative. It is up to us to decide which energy we absorb. The energy we choose to embrace determines the course of our life. If we do good deeds, nurture a spirit of altruism, remain joyful, and spread happiness, we naturally channel the positive energy of the universe into our lives.
The event was also graced by Vice Chancellor Dr. Sibaram Khara,; Registrar Vivek Gupta, Director of Public Relations Dr. Ajit Kumar, Dr. Pramod Kumar, Dr. Kapil Dave, Dr. Anviti Gupta, Dr. Bhuvnesh Kumar, and Lieutenant Yashodhara Raj, along with several other department heads and deans from various faculties
Sharda University's Team SAMARTH Secures 3rd Rank in ISRO Robotics Challenge, Honoured by President of India
August 30, 2024: Sharda School of Engineering and Technology is proud to announce the remarkable achievement of Team SAMARTH, students who have secured 3rd place in the prestigious ISRO Robotics Challenge, held at the ISRO Centre, Bangalore. On the occasion of National Space Day, the Honorable President of India, Droupadi Murmu, awarded the students' team with a cash prize of INR 2 lakh in recognition of their achievement.
Prof. (Dr.) Parma Nand, Pro Vice Chancellor, Sharda University said “Team SAMARTH, representing Sharda University, showcased exceptional skill and ingenuity with their rover design, which impressed the panel of experts and distinguished them among the top teams in the country. The University earned the 3rd rank as a testament to their hard work and dedication. This success provides inspiration to the entire Sharda University community and showcases the ongoing efforts of the university in providing its students with opportunities to excel in their chosen fields. This significant achievement highlights the university's commitment to fostering innovation and excellence in engineering and technology. This award not only brings pride to the university but also strengthens Sharda University's position as a leading institution in promoting cutting-edge research and technological innovation.
Kartik Pandey, Muskan, and Viraj, first-year B.Tech students from Sharda University, under the mentorship of Jitendra Kumar, designed and developed a robotics rover with innovative ideas and design. They named their team "SAMARTH" for the Robotics Challenge. The competition saw the participation of over 1,800 teams from across the country, but only 143 teams were selected for the first round based on their proposed reports. The challenge, which invited participation from institutions and universities across India, saw an overwhelming response, with 281 teams being shortlisted in the first round. Ultimately, only 10 teams made it to the final stage of the competition.
Sharda World School launches two international courses to empower students at a global level
August 13, 2024: Sharda World School has launched two international courses to empower students at a global level. These courses combines the Finland Education System (FINE) and the Cambridge Board syllabus. Further, these courses are offered to students from grades one to eight and has a comprehensive education curricula. Sharda World School, located in Agra is a constituent unit of the Sharda Group and is the only school in North India where students are taught using the curricula of the Cambridge and Finland education systems alongside the CBSE curriculum.
The integration of these global curricula provides a broad and enriching educational experience to students. P.K. Gupta, Chairman of the Sharda Group, explained that the inclusion of internationally recognised Finnish and Cambridge education systems will give students an exceptional learning foundation. This initiative aligns with the Prime Minister's vision for innovative educational approaches. The goal is to ensure that Indian youth face no barriers when seeking employment or higher education abroad. The focus is on developing students and preparing them for leadership roles in the global community, while also fostering an entrepreneurial mindset and uncovering each child's innate talents.
Prashant Gupta, CEO of Sharda World School, added that the school's early education system emphasises play and enjoyment, making learning a positive experience for children. By combining three different curricula, the school aims to support the overall development of students and contribute to India's growth as a developed nation. In addition to the international curricula, the school offers boarding facilities for both boys and girls. The objective is to nurture an entrepreneurial mindset and reveal each child's natural abilities and talents from an early age.
Sharda University Conducts Tree Plantation Drive, Plants 500 Saplings
July 26, 2024: Sharda University's Estate Department and various faculties, in collaboration with Info Edge India, organised a tree plantation drive. During this event, 500 saplings of various plants were planted. These included Neem, Peepal, Pilkhan, Mango, Chiku, Pomegranate, Jamun, Banyan, and Gulmohar. Faculty members and international students participated in the event, inspiring and raising awareness among the local community about the multiple benefits of planting trees.
P.K. Gupta, Chancellor, Sharda University emphasized “the importance of trees in reducing pollution and providing essential oxygen. He highlighted that the decrease in the number of trees on Earth is leading to an increase in toxic air, causing various diseases. Trees not only provide oxygen but also offer fruits, shade, and valuable timber. He stated that tree plantation can help mitigate global warming. Gupta also stressed the need for regular care of the planted trees, as many plants perish without proper nurturing. Awareness about tree plantation has been spread for years, and now the focus should also be on their maintenance”.
Dr. R. C. Singh, Dean Academic Affairs, Sharda University “drew an analogy, stating that just as the body requires food for nutrition, the environment needs trees to remain pure. Trees absorb environmental impurities and provide us with pure, life-sustaining air. To maintain this continuity, more trees should be planted. Dr. Singh mentioned that it is a moral responsibility of every individual to protect the environment. He urged everyone to come forward, plant trees, and inspire others to do the same. For environmental conservation, everyone should plant at least one tree in their lifetime”.
The event was attended by Y.K. Gupta Pro-Chancellor, Sharda University; Vivek Gupta Registrar, Sharda University, and Dr. Ritu Sood, Dr. Ajit Kumar, R.D. Sahe, Dr. Pramod Kumar, Dr. Kapil Dave, ADC Ashok Kumar along with various department heads and deans.
July 25, 2024: The common highlights of the budget discussion are:
Dr Hari Shankar Shyam, Professor and Chairperson Placements, Sharda School of Business Studies, Sharda University-
"One of the finest budget to enhance the inclusivity for female participation in Indian economy. Govt. wants to skill them through partnerships and by setting hostels. It will prove to be a game changer to reduce the income gaps among the gender. There is a very encouraging support for job creation among manufacturing industries and there is a big support for employers. I rate 8.5 out of 10 to this budget."
- The government will offer financial assistance of loans up to Rs 10 lakh for higher education in domestic institutions.
- The government will launch a scheme that will provide internship opportunities in 500 top companies to one crore youth in the next five years.
Dr Anupam Anand , Department of General Medicine, Sharda Hospital-
"Budget Allocation: The Union Health Ministry has been allocated Rs 90,658.63 crore in the interim Budget for 2024-2025, a 12.59% increase from the previous year.The govt seems to be committed for allocation of budget to improve the quality of healthcare. Rural India specially needs this boost. Various schemes for maternal and child healthcare will be brought under one comprehensive program for synergy in implementation."
Prof. (Dr.) Kapil Pandla, Dean, Sharda School of Business Studies-
"The Finance Minister's recent budgetary announcements reflect a strong commitment to addressing key issues in education, employment, and skill development, particularly with a focus on increasing women's workforce participation. as announced by her, setting up hostels and creating partnerships for women-specific skilling programs is a significant step towards empowering women."
Dr Parul Saxena from Sharda University-
"The Union Budget 2024–25, which Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman delivered, has my utmost approval. This budget is a critical step in the direction of achieving the goals of "Viksit Bharat," since it gives the education sector—a vital component of national development—a great deal of attention. The government's choice to devote a larger portion of GDP on education is indicative of its steadfast dedication to developing India's pool of talent and intelligence."
Graduation ceremony 2023- 2024 for Sharda University's Overseas Students
July 18, 2024: Sharda University held a graduation ceremony for its Class of 2023-24. During the programme, 400 graduating students from 26 nations received their certificates.
Y.K. Gupta, Pro-Chancellor, Sharda University stated “that when students study abroad, they face numerous challenges and learn about the language, culture, and customs of the host country but it is the role of university to take the international students along and help them grow. He expressed pride in the fact that students from 95 countries are associated with the university and extended his best wishes for their bright future. He hoped that after completing their studies, these students would bring honor to their country, institution, and family.
Dr. Ajit Kumar, Director, Sharda University, addressed the students, emphasizing the significance of the day. He mentioned that every student has a goal in life, and today marks the beginning of their journey towards achieving it. Sharda University has established a dedicated department for international students, providing a family-like atmosphere and language experts from various countries to assist with communication and celebrate festivals together.
During the event, several esteemed individuals were in attendance, including Dr. Ashok Dayrani, Director - International Relations, Sharda University; Dr. Parmanand, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Sharda University; Dr. Kapil Pandla, Dr. R.B. Sahi, Dr. Anviti Gupta, and other university officials.
Sharda Celebrates International Yoga Day with Enthusiasm and Unity
Bharatiya Sanskriti Vaishvik Kendra inaugurated in Sharda University
April 12, 2024: Bharatiya Sanskriti Vaishvik Kendra was launched today at Sharda University, Greater Noida. The aim of this center's establishment is to offer an international forum for the collection of knowledge relating to India.
In addition, the resolution of India's current and basic problems is necessary for the development of this centre, which will safeguard and advance Indian culture. Former Chief Secretary of the Uttar Pradesh government and retired IAS Deepak Singhal, along with Padma Bhushan, officially opened the institution. Professor Jagbir Singh, Chancellor of Central University of Punjab (Bathinda); Professor Heeraman Tiwari; Professor Kapil Kapoor, former Professor of the Centre for Linguistic & English at Jawaharlal Nehru University.
According to Professor Kapil Kapoor, it's critical to take pride in one's background. The new education policy mandates that instruction be given in the students' native tongue. However, as things stand right now, we teach about the nation and other countries but not about our own culture. It is our duty to impart our expertise to our offspring. This has been the case—just create the policy and forget it—but the moment to address it is now. Knowledge fades away, but it always returns. We need to protect our legacy if we want to alter our mindset.
Two-Day Cultural Fest that Captivated Audiences Held at Sharda University
April 10, 2024: The captivating two-day "Sangam Ullas" cultural extravaganza, organized by Sharda University, showcased the diverse range of customs, abilities, and cultural heritage that embody the essence of a prestigious university. Numerous competitions in the areas of dance, music, fashion, drama, athletics, photography, and many more were arranged during the program. The program's high point was undoubtedly the dynamic performance by MC SQUARE and DJ Suitup, who enthralled the crowd with their lively sounds and boundless energy, leaving them all up and asking for more.
"The first day of the festival witnessed an impressive gathering, with participants hailing from over 95 countries, showcasing a vibrant tapestry of global diversity," said Dr. Ajit Kumar, Director of Sharda University, in a statement about the event. Numerous universities and institutes took part in the inter-university festival known as Sangam Ullas. Prominent academicians and passionate students gathered to commemorate culture, creativity, and the infinite spirit of cooperation. The festival showcased the diverse abilities and creativity of its participants for two thrilling days with over 20 intriguing programs.
With everything from provocative discussions to glitzy fashion shows, heartfelt monologues to hilarious stand-up comedy routines, intense rap battles to small-scale open-mic events and exhilarating competitions, the festival provided an all-encompassing experience that delighted all palates and interests, leaving guests mesmerized and motivated.
Sharda School of Business Hosts HR Conclave 2024
February 19, 2024: An HR Conclave 2024 was arranged by the Sharda School of Business Studies (SSBS) in association with the Training & Placement Department. The conclave's theme was "The Future of Work - Adapting to Changing Landscapes," and speakers included well-known figures in the field. Speakers who inspired the Sharda University students were Sahil Nayar, Senior Director at KPMG; Raosaheb Kangane, Senior Vice President at Kotak Mahindra Bank; Kruti Pancholi, Senior Director (HR) at Cipla; Chandrima De, Head of HR at VLCC; and numerous others.
"Advanced technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and robotics are reshaping job roles, emphasising skills that complement automation," stated Chandan Kashikar, CPO of Jagjit Industries, expressing his opinions. The epidemic has spurred a reconsideration of the office-centric strategy by hastening the introduction of remote and hybrid work methods. Amidst these shifts, promoting inclusive environments and placing a high priority on employee well-being are more important.
Participants in the programme were Sharda University officials, faculty, and students.
Post-Budget Reaction from Education & Health Industry
February 5, 2024:
Vivek Kumar Gupta,Registrar, Sharda University
The government has prioritized the education sector, aiming to establish over 300 universities. Additionally, a committee has been formed to create new medical colleges to meet the demand for medical education, and efforts are underway to enhance health services. The goal includes providing 2 crore new houses for the underprivileged in rural areas and supplying free solar electricity (up to 300 units) to 1 crore households.
Col. Gaurav Dimri, HR Director, Sharda University
Budget 2024 places a significant emphasis on the education sector, aligning with the goals outlined in the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The focus is on digitalizing education, incorporating technologies like AI and machine learning, promoting STEM research, and fostering collaboration between academic institutions and industry for research and entrepreneurship. Recognizing the youth as a crucial pillar of development, the government has allocated resources in the interim budget to address their aspirations and promote empowerment and upskilling:
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The establishment of medical colleges using existing infrastructure is a commendable step towards expanding the scope of medical education and research, benefiting the healthcare sector.
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The creation of a Rs 1 lakh crore corpus dedicated to integrating youth with research and technological development is a significant move. This corpus provides long-term financing for R&D projects and entrepreneurial ventures, offering low or nil interest rates, thereby encouraging and scaling up research initiatives.
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The support for defense sector-related R&D and projects is also a positive measure, contributing to the advancement of technology and innovation in the defense domain.
CA Gopal Gupta, Joint Registrar -Finance and Accounts, Sharda University
The Finance Minister presented the interim Budget today, which left the salaried class disappointed due to the absence of changes in tax slabs. Many were anticipating increased deductions or alterations in tax slabs, but there were no adjustments in duties either. The government refrained from making major announcements.
On a positive note, there is a notable emphasis on the education sector, with the government setting a goal to establish over 300 universities. Additionally, a committee has been formed to create new medical colleges to address the needs of medical students and enhance healthcare services. The government has also set ambitious targets, aiming to provide 2 crore new houses to the poor in rural areas and offering free solar electricity (up to 300 units) to 1 crore households.
Dr. Bhupendra Kumar Gautam, Associate Professor,Sharda University
Today, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the Union Budget (Interim Budget) for the fiscal year 2024-2025, primarily centered around achieving long-term economic growth. The government aims to reduce the fiscal deficit to 5.1 percent by the financial year 2025. Key highlights include plans to establish more medical colleges, providing free electricity (up to 300 units per month) to one crore households through rooftop solarization, offering long-term interest-free loans to states to boost tourism, and addressing housing needs for the middle class. Additionally, there is tax relief for startups until March 31, 2025.
However, the salaried class expressed disappointment with the budget, expecting an increase in income tax slabs and the limit for Tax saving schemes under section 80C to be raised to at least Rs. 250,000. Similarly, they hoped for an increase in the NPS limit to Rs. 100,000. Unfortunately, there were no changes in income tax slabs, and the limits under sections 80C and 80CCD(1B) remained unchanged. Overall, the budget places a significant focus on fostering long-term economic growth.
Avinash Kr Sinha Management Professor,Sharda University
The government's emphasis on solar rooftops is a positive step towards addressing future energy needs. The vision for a developed India, Vikshit Bharat, by 2047, will strengthen financial infrastructure through the integration of digital technology and applications. The addition of 390 universities for skill development aims to make at least 2 million youth employable, fostering a skilled workforce for the nation.
Dr. Preeti Sharma, Associate Professor, Sharda School of Business Studies, Sharda University
The allocation of a Rs 1 lakh crore fund in Budget 2024 by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is a promising development for the youth. The creation of this fund, supported by a 50-year interest-free loan, represents a significant boost for long-term financing and re-financing initiatives, especially with the provision of low or no interest rates. This financial injection is anticipated to stimulate entrepreneurship and innovation among the youth, contributing to economic growth and job creation. This initiative aligns with the government's vision of a 'Golden Era,' demonstrating a strategic commitment to empowering the younger generation and steering the economy towards sustained prosperity.
Dr. Hari Shankar Shyam, Chairperson-Executive Education at Sharda School of Business Studies Sharda University
I'm thrilled to witness the significant allocation of funds for offering 50-year interest-free loans to tech-savvy youths. This initiative holds the potential to fuel our economy, paving the way for the emergence of numerous unicorns and encouraging a wave of entrepreneurial spirit among the youth. The allocation will not only contribute to the development of indigenous technical products but also propel our economy towards the trillion-dollar mark. With a boost in IT-related exports, there's a promising prospect of reducing our fiscal deficit and minimizing dependency on imports. This fund stands as a boon for incubators supporting startups nationwide.
Dr. Kulneet Suri Senior Director, IMS Noida, Adjunct Professor-Harvard University(T.H.Chan School of Public Healthcare) Harvard University, HKS Alumna
While serving as a temporary bridge until the formation of a new government post-elections, the budget has unveiled several notable initiatives to stimulate economic growth and enhance social welfare. Although the interim budget covers areas like Technology & Innovation, Women's empowerment, and healthcare, the emphasis should be directed towards embracing AI. Looking forward to AI trends in 2024, this year marks the transition of AI from testing to macro-implementation, particularly in industries like retail. Microsoft's introduction of the "AI Copilot key" for laptops indicates a strong likelihood of AI becoming more mainstream in the consumer landscape in 2024. Consequently, India should proactively prepare by making intentional investments in teaching new skills, fostering collaborative development and deployment of AI. Promoting online learning is crucial to reach the youth in Tier 2-3 cities, shaping an inclusive learning future and facilitating a learn-and-work ecosystem. Implementing positive policies for the higher education sector will further contribute to fostering academic growth and ensuring equitable economic advancement.
Dr VK Gautam, HOD , Orthopedics Department, Sharda Hospital.
The government ought to allocate funds for health insurance specifically catering to lower-class patients seeking medical care. Ayushman cards, designed for those who may not require them, should be readily accessible in all hospitals. This would streamline the process, ensuring that economically disadvantaged patients can easily obtain Ayushman cards and receive cost-free treatment.
Dr Bhumesh Tyagi, General Physician, Sharda Hospital
The Finance Minister's proposal to boost the number of medical colleges in the country, as outlined in the interim budget, is poised to simplify access to medical education. Additionally, there is a focus on advancing maternal and child health, which holds the potential to decrease infant mortality rates and enhance maternal well-being. The Ayushman Bharat scheme will now extend its coverage to include all Asha workers, Anganwadi workers, and helpers, ensuring that individuals from lower socioeconomic backgrounds can easily access healthcare services.
Dr. Shrey Srivastav, general physician, Sharda Hospital
The government's budget for FY2023-24 showcases highly commendable initiatives in the realm of women's health, maternal and child health, vaccinations, and the expansion of the Ayushman Bharat scheme to encompass all ASHA Workers, Anganwadi workers, and helpers. The introduction of new schemes like Saksham Anganwadi, Poshan 2.0, and the U-win app reflects a proactive and praiseworthy approach.
Expectations From Upcoming Budget – Education & Health Sector
Dr. Sibaram Khara, Vice Chancellor, Sharda University
We anticipate great things from the incoming budget, as we are among the best private colleges in the world. We hope to see a 10% increase in funding for higher education, especially for private universities. We are looking for funding for research and innovation, financial support from the government for projects, and help with technology partnership with industry and top research centres. Furthermore, we expect a twenty percent rise in the funding provided to universities to assist with startup incubators, career training, and entrepreneurship. Furthermore, we are requesting permission and support to open campuses of Indian higher education institutions abroad. Support is one of the most important things we need in order to establish India as a hub for internationalization.
Rajeev Gupta, Admission Director, Sharda University
Since the salaried class is the largest income tax payer and does not receive any benefits in their daily lives, budgets before to 2024–2025 neglected them. They anticipate higher income tax rates as well as additional benefits in their daily lives, such as free health insurance, free tolls on toll plazas, and reduced GST for taxpayers in higher tax brackets. As a result, he or she takes pride in paying more income tax.
Prof. (Dr.) Jayanthi Ranjan, Dean Academic Affairs, Sharda University
Key elements for the higher education sector are what I anticipate to see in the Union Budget. I hope that more money will be given to the education sector, which will enable upgrades to research facilities, infrastructure, and academic advancement in general. Funding for research and innovation is essential, and incentives for cooperative initiatives that meet industrial demands should be included. Initiatives for skill development in collaboration with the government would improve graduates' employability. In order to improve our university's reputation internationally, I aim for policies that encourage the use of technology in the classroom and programs that foster cross-national partnerships. Higher education would become more accessible if there was financial support for students in the form of scholarships and inexpensive education regulations. Moreover, tax breaks for universities and financing for systems of quality control would support the upkeep of high academic standards.
Dr. Nihar Ranjan Roy, Associate Professor, Center for Cyber Security and Cryptology, Sharda University
There is no debate today that IT is the new highway for development. The upcoming budget must focus on this, especially sub areas like: building digital Infrastructure, skill development, Research and development (Quantum Computing, Cyber Security, and Generative AI) , Cyber security (Awareness and defense) and promoting startups. It must also focus on simplifying processes. Govt. must focus on technologies of the future like quantum computing and building quantum computers, securing Bharat’s digital space, having our own data centers and using the data for AI and decision making for new policies. More and more IT based skilling and promoting startups is required. The threats coming from the latest cyberspace should be addressed and awareness must be created among citizens. Strict rules related to privacy, spamming and phishing should be made and strictly implemented. Number of Cyber police and centers should be increased.
R.D. Sahay, Advisor Policy, Sharda University
Our primary expectation from the upcoming budget is an increased allocation of funds in real terms to the higher education sector. Since at present R&D expenditure, as a proportion to GDP, is only 0.7%, there has to be a substantial increase in grants for research and innovation; such increase is imperative for creation of new knowledge and crucial for propelling the sector forward to keep pace with the global standards. Creation of new knowledge is likely to result in development of new technologies, possibility of new businesses, innovation, entrepreneurship and start-ups. Further, the budget should stimulate certain structural reforms in the economy by providing fiscal incentive and facilitating greater collaboration between the industry and academia, thereby ensuring that the curriculum remains relevant and student’s industry-ready upon graduation.
Dr AK Gadpayle, Head Deptt of Medicine, Sharda Hospital
We feel that stability in corporate tax rate, strengthening of manufacturing units,investor grab opportunity, attract private funding, increase health sector GDP, special program for mental health and Geriatic,more funding for power,emphasis on green hydrogen, care for global warming,sanitation and pollution, care for capital expenditure, building communication, like road,sea,air ,providing safe drinking water, income tax on home appliances,grocery to be reduced. Education sector to be boosted up.
Dr . Shrey Srivastav, General Physician, Sharda Hospital
1) Expansion of Ayushman Bharat or similar scheme to middle class family:
“Health Insurance of India’s Missing Middle”.
As per the report, the missing middle account for nearly 40 crore Indian citizens who still lack any health insurance protection.
2) Increase in tax deductions on preventive healthcare checkups:
The tax deduction limit should be raised from Rs 5,000 to Rs 15,000 per family. The tax benefit will promote more citizens to opt for preventive health checkups, this could help in early diagnosis.
3) PLI Scheme for Healthcare Services:
Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for medical devices. Should also consider introducing a service-linked scheme for the healthcare sector.
4) Higher tax benefits for healthcare skilling and development sector:
Currently, according to Section 35CCD, of the Income Tax Act, a manufacturing company should have a weighted deduction of 150% of the expenses incurred on the skill development of its employee.
5) Government should establish the separate healthcare infrastructure fund:
The government should give more focus on the Micro, Small, and Medium enterprises (MSME) sector, startups, medical device parks and other sectors in many ways.
January 23, 2024: Dr Preeti Jain, Principal Investigator (PI), and Dr Garima Chauhan, Co-PI, from Sharda University have secured a prestigious Government Grant of INR 83.11 lakh for Extramural Research from the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), aiming to develop an oral medication for treating visceral leishmaniasis, a neglected tropical illness crucial for the government and WHO, falling under the Discovery Research Division of ICMR, as announced by Dr Preeti Jain. In response to this achievement, Dr Sibaram Khara, Vice-Chancellor of Sharda University, expressed pride, stating it as a significant moment for the entire Sharda group, emphasizing the importance of such awards in fostering innovation in the medical profession for the benefit of the public. Dr Shyamal Kumar Banerjee, Dean of the School of Basic Science and Research, extended congratulations to Dr Preeti Jain and Dr Garima Chauhan for their substantial contributions to the field of science and research during the occasion.
Sharda University Celebrated its 28th Foundation Day
December 19, 2023:The 28th Foundation Day of Sharda University was celebrated with grandeur, featuring a diverse array of events. The festivities kicked off with an engaging cricket match, where staff, officers, and teachers were acknowledged for their unwavering commitment to the institution, with special recognition for those serving for over 15 years. The highlight of the celebration was the Celebrity Night, headlined by the dynamic Bollywood singer Dev Negi, whose electrifying performance enthralled the students. Dev Negi showcased his talent by singing popular hits like "Badri Ki Dulhania," "Chalti Hai Kya 9 Se 12," "Mere Rashke Qamar," and more.
Expressing his perspective, PK Gupta, Chancellor of Sharda University, commended the students for their outstanding contributions to the nation's development. He shared the success story of Saurabh Gupta, a Sharda Group student who played a pivotal role in the success of Chandrayaan as part of the ISRO team. Additionally, he highlighted the group's efforts in establishing a world-class medical college in Noida, providing free treatment during the COVID period.
Addressing the audience, YK Gupta, Pro Chancellor of Sharda University, emphasized the collective responsibility to advance the institution's objectives, safeguard its values, and create opportunities for others. He underscored the unique learning environment created to shape future citizens through innovative thinking and connectivity. Dr Ajit Kumar provided program details, highlighting an exciting cricket match between Sharda Alumni Association and Sharda employees, with the Alumni Association emerging victorious by 7 wickets. The Foundation Day celebration echoed a commitment to fostering a positive learning environment and promoting shared values and goals.
Seminar on Road Safety at Sharda University
December 15, 2023: Sharda University's Department of Dean Students' Welfare (DSW) hosted a thought-provoking "Seminar on Road Safety Initiative." The program, engaging nearly 200 students, featured insightful talks by esteemed speakers – ACP Traffic Pawan Kumar and international rider and motivational speaker Karolis.
Emphasizing the importance of responsible driving, ACP Kumar highlighted the tragic consequences of negligence and urged students to prioritize safety by consistently wearing helmets and seat belts. He underscored the role of traffic police as facilitators of safety, not enforcers of inconvenience, and emphasized the power of following traffic rules in ensuring a safe driving experience.
Noida's family dispute resolution centre boasts an 87% success rate
December 5, 2023: Over 87% of the issues that were brought to the "Family Dispute Resolution Clinic" at the Gautam Budh Nagar police were successfully resolved, preserving family unity. The clinic has been in operation for three years. Situated on the grounds of Knowledge Park police station, the clinic was founded in collaboration with Sharda University. Professionals in the sector mediate cases of cohabitation and domestic abuse in marriages. The mediators are a group of experts from Gautam Buddh Nagar police and the departments of psychology, sociology, psychiatry, and law at Sharda University.This center received 1008 referrals, all of which were resolved successfully. ACP Varnika Singh, Women Safety; Y.K. Gupta, Pro Chancellor, Sharda University; Joint Commissioner, Gautam Buddh Nagar Babloo Kumar; and Commissioner of Police, Gautam Buddh Nagar, IPS Laxmi Singh, conducted a special program today at the Family Dispute Resolution Clinic. IPS Laxmi Singh congratulated Women Safety DCP Preeti Yadav for the program's success during it.
Speaking on the occasion, IPS Laxmi Singh, Commissioner of Police, Gautam Buddh Nagar, said: "Women need to realize that males sacrifice and work just as hard as women do. Problems such as this won't arise if they both recognize this. It is not too difficult for the police to make a FIR and put the designated people into custody.
Sharda opens Abhivyakti, a clinic for wellness
October 19, 2023: The Sharda School of Humanities and Social Sciences opened Abhivyakti- A Wellness Clinic on campus to address and promote students' overall well-being and acknowledge the crucial relevance of mental health for both students and staff. Dr. Jayanthi Ranjan, Dean of Academic Affairs at Sharda University, and Dr. AK Gadpayle, Medical Superintendent at Sharda Hospital, jointly cut the ribbon to officially open the clinic.
7th Convocation Organized at Sharda University
Live performance by K-pop Artist Aroora Organised at Sharda University
September 27, 2023:Sharda University, in partnership with the Uttar Pradesh Tourism Department, organised a K-pop concert to commemorate the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between India and South Korea. Because Sharda University has students from 95 different countries, it was the first choice owing to its diversity. The concert was a big hit with the district's CEOs and senior executives, who represented approximately 25 South Korean companies. The programme was opened by YK Gupta, Pro Chancellor of Sharda University; Dr Sibaram Khara, Vice Chancellor of Sharda University; and Parmanand, Pro Vice Chancellor of Sharda University, among others.
During the show, well-known South Korean K-pop musician Park Min-jun, also known as Aroora and DJ Friday, captured the hearts of the audience with his K-pop renditions of Indian songs such as Jimmy Jimmy, Ye shyam mastani, and many others. Park Min-jun, an artist, has millions of fans on social media networks. Aura and Friday's live performance captivated the students in attendance, inspiring them to dance. "The goal of this programme is to foster cultural dialogue and mutual understanding between South Korea and India," stated YK Gupta, Pro Chancellor of Sharda University. It provides an opportunity to transcend cultural differences and realise how music is a universal language that bridges gaps and brings people together."
In a video message, UP Tourism and Culture Minister Jaiveer Singh complimented Sharda University's management on this programme. He stated that as part of the cultural exchange programme, UP artists are in Korea, while Korean artists are offering a peek of their culture and performing at UP.
Sharda Celebrates National Nutrition Week
Septemeber 7, 2023:Sharda School of Medical Science and Research hosted a session in honour of National Nutrition Week. The initiative was designed to encourage healthy living and raise awareness about the importance of nutrition in our lives. The seminar's focus was 'Healthy diet affordable for all,' and hundreds of students, faculty, staff, and doctors attended. Dr Pooja Dudeja shared her opinions, saying, "If you eat the right foods, your immunity will improve and you will be less sick." Fast food is more popular among today's youth. As a result, your body does not receive adequate nutrients and you are at danger of developing a variety of ailments." She recommended students eat a balanced diet and exercise for at least 15 minutes on a daily basis.
According to Dr AK Gadpayle Nutritional deficits are most prevalent in the lowest classes. We should endeavour to make it possible for them to afford nutritious food. The most nutrition is required by pregnant women, children, and those engaged in strenuous labour. Medical students should teach the public about the importance of eating a healthy diet. Grains should not be blended but rather consumed separately to establish which grain you have trouble with. Dr. Jaya Benjamin told the audience, "people need to gradually introduce grains like Jowar, Bajra, Ragi, and maize, among others, into their diets." Everything is unhealthy in excess; everything should be consumed in moderation. She also stated that "if you use vitamins or other supplements, you should always follow your doctor's instructions."
August 11, 2023:A four-day, comprehensive pre-orientation programme called "Milap" was used to welcome the newest class of students to Sharda University, a model institution for holistic education. Nearly 600 freshmen were intended to benefit from the event, which was organised by the Admissions Cell in collaboration with the Sharda Skills Department, by gaining valuable life skills and cutting-edge technology expertise. "Milap" was the start of an exciting academic adventure for the students, and it took place on the lively campus of Sharda University. The main focus of the event was educating students about the problems of the 21st century through insightful talks and interactive activities. The panel discussion on "Milap" which featured eminent figures including Vikas Narula, Dr Malika Nanda, an entrepreneur, and Dr. Hari Shankar Shyam, a management professor, was the event's high point. This fascinating lecture examined the life skills necessary for success in the current world, providing eager young minds with priceless insights.
With a thorough discussion on AI Tools, including the fascinating Chat GPT and other breakthroughs, conducted by the eminent Dr Prakash Singh, the cutting-edge of technology took centre stage. In addition to demystifying complicated technologies, this lesson encouraged students to seize the opportunities offered by the digital age. A captivating performance by NCC Cadets, painstakingly planned under Lieutenant Yashodhara Raj's direction, made the event stand out. The show highlighted the value of the National Cadet Corps by highlighting virtues like self-control, leadership, and cooperation. Amit Kedia, Bhavyaa Gupta, Maitree, Prasanjit Sinha, and Azim Ahmed Barbhuiya led a committed team that worked tirelessly behind the scenes to make the event a success. Their commitment and enthusiasm played a crucial role in providing a flawless and memorable orientation experience.
Sharda University's dedication to fostering the following generation of leaders, innovators, and change-makers is embodied in its "Milap" Freshers' Orientation programme. The university wants to motivate students to strive for greatness and have a beneficial impact on society. It does this by placing a strong emphasis on education, skills, and holistic development.
July 27, 2023: On July 25, 2023, a group of 35 caring NCC cadets from Sharda University affiliated with 31 UP GIRLS BATTALION came together to lend a helping hand to the families devastated by the recent tragic floods that struck Basantpur Banger, Noida, Uttar Pradesh. To lessen the difficulty experienced by the flood-affected areas, the cadets took the initiative to deliver vital relief goods, including biscuits, sanitary napkins, and Ready to Eat Food packages. With a strong sense of duty and under the guidance of Lieutenant Yashodhara Raj, associate NCC Officer, Sharda University, and CHM Paras, these selfless cadets took swift action to offer critical aid to those who had been severely impacted by the recent floods. The distribution drive was carried out with utmost efficiency and empathy, focusing on the urgent needs of the affected families.
"I am immensely proud of our NCC cadets from Sharda University, who have demonstrated exceptional dedication and compassion in providing relief to the flood-affected families," stated Lt. Yashodhara Raj, expressing her delight in the cadets' outstanding performance. In such trying times, their unwavering attitude and excitement for helping others are absolutely admirable. The concerted efforts of our cadets have improved the lives of individuals who were afflicted by the floods, CHM Paras continued. It is encouraging to see the positive impact that group action may have on the lives of those who are struggling. The NCC cadets from Sharda University have always exhibited a deep commitment to serving society and contributing to the welfare of their fellow citizens. Their relentless efforts to extend support in times of crisis serve as a shining example of the values instilled in them by their esteemed institution. The recipients expressed their heartfelt gratitude for the timely assistance, which provided much-needed relief during their hour of need.
July 20, 2023: Tanishq Chaudhary, a B. A. (Hons) student at Sharda University, has been selected to compete in the upcoming FIVB (International Volleyball Federation) Men's World Championship, which will be held in China from July 28 to August 8. across 50 teams from all across India competed fiercely at the KIIT University campus before this selection was made. The athlete developed his passion for volleyball while growing up close to Datiyana village, which is situated in Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar region. His interest in the game was kindled while seeing his father work the land, and he has had a passion for it ever since he was young. Later, in 2019, after joining the LPN Club under the direction of Vipin Tyagi, his abilities started to develop quickly, finally earning him notice from important national sports officials. Following his impressive record such as winning Bronze medals during the Delhi Junior Nationals, attaining both gold and bronze finishes through the Youth National Championships, taking part in the prestigious Iran U-19 World Championships as part of Team India, featuring in AVC (Asian Volleyball Confederation) Challengers, and claiming the Silver accolade within the U20 Asian Volleyball Championship; culminated in Sharda University offering unwavering support alongside sports officer Puneet Kumar who contributed immensely in helping reach this milestone moment
July 11, 2023: For the Class of 2022–2023, Sharda University hosted a graduation ceremony. A total of 600 students participated in the event, and 170 of them—representing more than 50 different countries—received well-deserved certificates. According to MBA student Ibrahim, who was reflecting on his experience, "Sharda University has provided me with a loving environment similar to being a part of a close-knit family for the past five years. The management and faculty of the university have been extremely helpful throughout. He also emphasised how Sharda University now has a special foreign department where students can celebrate and appreciate their ethnic traditions, holidays, and customs. Ibrahim expressed his appreciation and sense of honour at being affiliated with such a prestigious organisation.
During the event, several esteemed individuals were in attendance, including Miseno, Third secretary, Zimbabwe; Lucia Lawrence, Minister Plenipotentiary, South Sudan; Prof. Paul Malesh Benjamin, Education and Culture Attachment, South Sudan; Abuk Deng, Counselor, South Sudan; Martin Daniel Mande, First Secretary, South Sudan; Dr Khalid Marol, Father of Awut Khalid, Dr Ashok Dayrani, Director - International Relations, Sharda University; Prof. Alok Gupta, Chief Proctor, Sharda University.
Sharda University Conducts a Faculty Development Program on Outcome-Based Education (OBE)
July 11, 2023: A five-day Professors Development Programme (FDP) on Outcome-Based Education (OBE) was recently held at Sharda University with the goal of improving the knowledge and abilities of university professors and other stakeholders. The programme featured more than 17 industry professionals who gave insightful talks, offering helpful insights into the most recent business trends."Values serve as the compass that guides outcome-based teaching and learning, where education becomes a transformative journey that shapes students into not only competent people but also good human beings," Prof. Furqan Qamar, Professor, Centre for Management Studies, Jamia Millia Islamia said while addressing the participants. While continually enhancing teaching techniques ensures a better educational experience, thinking about teaching in terms of what students need empowers individualised progress.
June 8, 2023:According to the NIRF University Ranking published by the Indian Ministry of Education, Sharda University Greater Noida is placed 87th overall. Out of the about 40.000 institutions in the nation, 8686 were examined, and the list of the top 100 institutions was published as a result. Based on outstanding performance in the fields of engineering, management, and pharmacy, Sharda University has achieved this ranking. The Sharda Group as a whole was proud of the pharmacy college's ranking of 62. PK Gupta, Chancellor of Sharda University, congratulated the students and added, "This is the consequence of our teamwork. The advancement of our students is always a priority for our teaching and research team. This well-deserved award is the result of our relentless pursuit of greatness, and it serves as a reminder of our potential as a team to achieve even higher heights.
"This achievement would not have been possible without the unwavering commitment of our exceptional faculty and the dedication of our diligent staff members," said Dr Sibaram Khara, vice chancellor of Sharda University. Our institution's reputation and success have been greatly influenced by their dedication to teaching, research, and administration.
May 19, 2023: The G 20 NCC Fest was put on by the NCC club at Sharda University and the 31 UP Girls Battalion with the Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam theme. The event's guests were Prince Palak Goyal, a Governor Medal recipient associated with the 31 UP Girls Battalion, Tabisha, an Urdu writer, Dr. Rajeev Sharma, a choreographer, Dr. Sibaram Khara, the Vice Chancellor of Sharda University, Dr. Parmanand, the Dean of Academics at Sharda University, and Dr B.K. Singh, the Dean of Student Welfare at Sharda University. The group dancing competition and the painting competition were attended by cadets from the 37 UP Battalion, the 40 UP Battalion, and the 31 UP Girls Battalion. On the theme of "lifestyle for the environment," there were over 144 registrations from schools such as Gaurs International School, Gurukul The School, Aster Public School, Mangalmay Group of Institutions, etc., 76 registrations for group dancing, and 68 registrations for painting.
Vice Chancellor of Sharda University Dr Sibaram Khara greeted the cadets and said, "Countries that are economically developed and strong are members of the G-20. India now has the G-20 presidency. A turning moment in India's history as a nation that is unwaveringly dedicated to multilateralism and democracy would be the G20 presidency. Subedar Gulzar was also present and represented the 31 UP Girls Battalion. Dr Suman lata Dhar, Associate dean students welfare , Sharda University and Dr Shanti Narayan, Assistant dean student welfare, Sharda University also motivated the cadets. Parul Saxena and Pallavi Gupta were the judges for the painting competition. At the end of the event, prize distribution took place in the presence of Dr. B.K. Singh, Lieutenant Yashodhara Raj, Associate NCC Officer, Sharda University, Vikarat Chaudhary, Dr Kapil, Puneet, and Rashmi.
May 8, 2023: The "Samutthana- 2023" lecture series was introduced by the Sharda School of Business Studies. Former Secretary to the Government of India (IAS Retd) Shankar Agarwal launched the series. Along with guests and other dignitaries, Professor Jayanthi Ranjan, Dean of the Sharda School of Business Studies, lit the ceremonial lamp to begin the inauguration ceremony. Speaking to the group, Shankar Agarwal, a former secretary to the government of India (IAS Retd), referred to Sharda University as a "Temple of Learning" and encouraged the students to take advantage of the resources offered by the institution to advance their knowledge, support learning that is applied or practical, and blossom as a lovely flower while studying there. Additionally, he discussed the biggest issues our nation has faced since gaining its independence in 1947, including governance, national security, food scarcity, economic growth, poverty, and unemployment. He also discussed how, under the leadership of Shri Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India, our nation is overcoming all of these challenges to become a global leader.
"All of the Sharda School of Business Studies students were profoundly inspired by the experiences shared by Aggarwalji, and everyone felt intellectually uplifted," stated Professor Jayanthi Ranjan, dean of the school. We will bring in such knowledgeable speakers for this lecture series so that students can get a lot from them. Dr Rashi Gupta, the program's coordinator, expressed her sincere gratitude at its conclusion. Teachers, faculty, and students all attended the event.
April 18, 2023: The Greater Noida Campus of Sharda University welcomes the first Jain Study Centre in Delhi/NCR. The Sharda Health City Superspeciality Hospital was also opened alongside this. Jain spiritual Guru Ji, Punjab Kesari Acharya Shrimad Vijay Nityanand Surishwarji Maharaj Ji, officially opened the hospital and study centre. Maharaj Ji spoke spiritually and inspired the Sharda family's workers, academics, and students throughout the programme. During the programme, more than 1500 people from all around India took part. Sharda University has significantly impacted the sphere of education, according to Punjab Kesari Acharya Shrimad Vijay Nityanand Surishwarji Maharaj Ji, who spoke at the event. Sharda has always been linked to Jainism, which explains why pupils exhibit positive ideals as well.
The Sharda Hospital offers a variety of free services, and by doing so, they are helping the community. One of the best services is considered to be patient care. Humans should come first; only then will life succeed. Maharaj Ji also expressed his congratulations on the hospital's opening. Maharaj Ji gave the kids this advice: "Culture and discipline are necessary in addition to hard effort in order to make any endeavour successful. Students will be able to learn a lot about Jainism through this study centre, which will be helpful to them in the future. "About 1250 beds currently operate in Sharda Medical College, and we plan to add another 1200 beds in the next two years," said YK Gupta, provost of Sharda University. Jainism, according to Sharda University Chancellor PK Gupta, is a sattvic faith. There is a sense of giving up most in Jainism. Students should gain knowledge about Jainism's culture and religion through this study centre. Even Sharda University students might choose to take the Jain topic as an additional course that will help them.
March 24, 2023: The Annual Cultural Fest-Chorus 2023 will be held at Sharda University from March 23 through March 25, 2023. This year's festival's theme, "SYMPHONY OF SENSES," perfectly captures the celebration of the depth of our cultural diversity. Thousands of students from numerous colleges and universities in Delhi, NCR, including Amity, GL Bajaj, Galgotias University, and many more notable institutions participated in this festival in addition to Sharda. Over 70 different nationalities will be represented at the event, including dignitaries, university professors, and participants. throughout 50 events, including debates, fashion shows, monologues, JAMs, stand-up comedy contests, rap battles, open mics, nukkad nataks, treasure hunts, and futsal, will be held at the campus throughout the course of the three-day event. Padma Shri Guru Geeta Mahalik dazzled the audience with a graceful and lovely dance performance during the opening session. The 11th edition of the Chorus kicked off with the lighting of the lamps, which was followed by a number of dance acts and musical performances.
Dr Parma Nand, Dean of the Sharda School of Engineering and Technology, addressed the audience and said that "these types of events would bring participants from different institutions, to participate in varied, enjoyable events and competitions, with an aim to empower students to showcase their skills and talents, interact with their peers, and gain invaluable insight into the process." Dr Ashok Daryani, Director of International Relations, commented on the students, saying, "We are pleased to witness enthusiasm among the students for this event. Participants from diverse institutions are gathered for the event, giving them the chance to learn from one another as well.The day one ended with high energy and enthusiasm as the students grooved on star night by famous singer Ankit Tiwari. The 3-day extravaganza is expected to witness a footfall of more than 1.5 lakh students across the Delhi-NCR.
March 18, 2023: More than 200 women artisans took part in the general and dental health camp and counselling session that QAC, Sharda University Yunus Social Business Centre, School of Dental Sciences, MonAmi, and HCL Foundation organised for the women artisans at My E-Haat Display Noida. The purpose of the event was to increase awareness of the value of practising excellent oral and personal hygiene, as well as to evaluate the frequency of common dental issues and the behaviour of women artisans in seeking out oral health care. Doctors conducted a basic health check-up during the session and provided oral hygiene kits.
Speaking to the crowd, Prof. (Dr.) M. Siddharth, Dean of the Sharda School of Dental Sciences, said, "Women nowadays have become the backbones of not only the family but also of the nation. It is a common belief that educated women will raise educated families. In the same way, if a woman looks after her own health, only then will the rest of the family be well.
Prof. (Dr.) Anubha Vashisht, Director of Sharda IQAC, congratulated them for organising the event and said, "Sharda usually organises similar programmes since Sharda supports women to move further in every sector. For all of us, today was a wonderful day since we came here to support the women artists. While Dr Pallavi Sharma from Sharda School of Dental Sciences informed the participants about the significance and drawbacks of dental hygiene, Dr Sanjeevni Kaul from Sharda Hospital conducted a counselling session with these women and responded to their questions. Anurag Rana, Trustee, MonAmi Foundation; Himani Gautam, Anshu Joshi, Simi Suri, from HCL Foundation; Dr Parul Saxena, Member, IQAC; and numerous other representatives also attended the programme.
February 23, 2023: To promote industry-academia cooperation and create a purpose-driven interaction with the industry, Sharda University, the Export Promotion Industrial Park (EPIP), and the Welfare Association established a Skill Development Center at the EPIP, Greater Noida. Through skill development and capacity building, this will involve and empower the underprivileged sector of society for the benefit and improvement of the community as a whole.
On February 22, 2023, the Sharda University EPIP Welfare Organization Skill Development Center was officially opened. The competent Sharda University faculty arranged the first training programme on "HR Effectiveness: Building Brand Image: A Leap into New HR" to kick off the Skill Development Center with the aim of upskilling and grooming HR professionals of the various factories in the EPIP. The programme was effectively carried out with more than 50 participants.
February 21, 2023: At the 33rd Indian Society for Dental Research conference, which was hosted by Dr. VK Paul, a member of the Niti Ayog Government of India, Dr. Namrata Gaur and Shivangi Garg from Sharda School of Dental Sciences received national awards for earning the highest marks in the BDS final year across all of India.
Ten academic members from the Sharda School of Dental Sciences also gave presentations during the conference, where they shared their research papers.
The Sharda School of Dental Sciences sent around 42 undergraduate and graduate students to this conference. The conference's main goals were to bring specialists from different branches of dentistry under one roof so they could network effectively and learn from local and international experts. Also, it gave young researchers and clinicians a fantastic opportunity to present oral papers, posters, and table clinics showcasing their work and ideas. They also devised a more modern manner of presenting dubbed TMT, or Three Minute Thesis, in order to impart to our kids a concise and understandable lesson on the marketing of their groundbreaking research and invention.
The conference featured well-known speakers such as Dr. Marc Richard Moeller, Director, AOMT, Dr. Nicholas Jockubovis, Editor, Journal of Dental Sciences, and Dr. Brian O'Conell, President, IADR.
Conclave on UP Investors Sumit 2023 at Sharda University
February 3, 2023: Global Investors Summit 2023 was organised at Sharda University in the Anand Swaroop auditorium. Over 800 students, from different schools at Sharda University, attended the event. A video message by Yogi Adityanath, Chief Minister, Uttar Pradesh was shared in which he emphasised on the positive aspects of the state and why one should invest here.
The guests of the event were Rajeev Kumar, IAS & Chairman UP RERA; Andre Vamsi, IAS, MD- UP Kaushal Vikas Nigam; Tej Pratap Singh, CDO; Shailendra Singh, DM Office, Uttar Pradesh, were welcomed by the University's Pro–Chancellor along with Dr Sibaram Khara, Vice-chancellor, Sharda University.
Post Budget Reaction on Education
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2. Focus on the upliftment of tribal students: 740 residential schools
3. Focus on Research in Artificial Intelligence: 3 Centres of excellence to be established in educational institutions in partnership with industry
4. Focus on Agri startups: Provision of Agriculture Accelerator Fund for young entrepreneurs
5. Focus on the availability of learning resources to all through the set-up of the National Digital Library
Dr. Shrey Kumar Srivastav, MBBS, MD (Internal Medicine), Assistant Professor, Department of General medicine, Sharda Hospital: This budget is satisfactory as the government focused on mental health especially post covid, an increasing number of medical colleges and nursing Colleges ICMR Labs will definitely help in overcoming the scarcity of healthcare care professionals. Increment in healthcare expenditures will give more hope to health sector investors.
But some things could have been also included in this budget as:
1. It could be more clear about health sector startups
2. Better and more affordable healthcare facilities.
3. More focus on technology-based Healthcare systems and facilities especially in rural and suburban areas.
4. Better policies for Health tourism
5. Clear-cut pathway for improvement in existing medical facilities and hospitals.
6. Better financial policies for doctors and health professionals
7. Budget should include health issues-related survey
Sharda Celebrates World Leprosy Day
January 31, 2023: In conjunction with the departments of microbiology and dermatology at the School of Medical Sciences and Research, Sharda University hosted a CME and workshop on "The diagnosis and treatment of leprosy: an integrated approach" in honour of World Leprosy Day (SMSR).
The occasion was designed to educate and inform medical professionals about leprosy, which is still viewed negatively in our society. This programme was attended by close to 120 young doctors, interns, and medical students. All of the dermatologists, physicians, research scientists, postgraduate students, and undergraduates from the School of Medical Sciences and Allied Health Sciences found this workshop to be the perfect academic setting. The SMSR Dean, Dr. Manisha Jindal, welcomed the visiting speakers.
Webinar on “Cryptocurrency World: Crimes, Crooks & Cops”
January 27, 2023: Center for Cyber Security and Cryptology (CCSC), Sharda University in association with Future Crime Research Foundation (FCRF) conducted a webinar on “Cryptocurrency World: Crimes, Crooks & Cops”. Over 650 participants participated in this webinar from different disciplines such as Indian Police, Corporates, academics, and law enforcement agencies. The objective of the program was to educate about the latest developments in blockchain, e-money, CBDC, tokenization, NFT, crypto-asset service providers (CASPs), crypto-investment scams, and the regulatory and legislative landscape.
Sharda Commences Two-Week Long Certificate Programme on "Cyber Security and Digital Forensics"
January 05, 2022: Sharda College A two-week hybrid certificate programme on "Cyber Security and Digital Forensics" with more than 100 participants will be held at Greater Noida's Center for Cyber Security and Cryptology from January 2 through January 13, 2023. Prof. Shir Kant, the director of Sharda University's Center for Cyber Security and Cryptology, opened the session.
Prof. Triveni Singh, an IPS officer who oversees cybercrime for the Uttar Pradesh Police, provided some astounding illustrations of the tactics used by contemporary cybercriminals. He goes by the moniker "Cybercop." He also discussed fresh strategies and methods for fending against security risks posed by the "black web."
Prof. Bhuvnesh Kumar, Dean of Research at Sharda University, welcomed the visitor and added, "We consider it an honour to have such accomplished speakers present. Technology is influencing every aspect of life in the modern world, so cyber security is crucial. He also emphasised the significance of cyber security, noting various instances as well as the losses in money and interruptions to daily life ".
Dr. Lalit Gupta, the founder and CEO of Skillusions, led the post-inauguration session and provided in-depth information on Data Privacy, Risk and Compliance, Governance, and Security Models.
Sharda University Celebrates 27th Foundation Day
December 19, 2022: Sharda University had a large event on campus to commemorate its 27th anniversary of its founding. The event included information about the Sharda group's 26-year journey, which was highlighted. The event was made exceptional by a live performance by well-known singer Benny Dayal on campus, which the students thoroughly enjoyed. Some of Benny Dayal's well-known songs, including Locha e Ulfat, Badtameez Dil, Besharmi Ki Height, Aadat Se Majboor, and others, were performed.
Vice President of Sharda Hospital Rishabh Gupta spoke to the crowd and said "Sharda has established a standard for higher education. The university has reached inclusive development and has surpassed various milestones, now it becomes the obligation of all of us to continue our progress further and contribute to the development of the country via education".
Dr Ajit Kumar, a 20-year associate, said during the celebration honouring the group's employees, officers, and professors from the previous 15 and 20 years "For me, Sharda is more than simply a place to work; it's also like a family. Being linked with this school makes me incredibly proud."
A winter carnival featuring food stands, gaming stands, and a lucky draw has also been organised by the School of Dental Sciences. Several cultural programmes were also arranged during this carnival.
Sharda University Celebrates International Year of Basic Sciences for Sustainable Development 2022
December 13, 2022: Students from various schools, including Holy Public School, Gyan Jyoti Public School, R.S. Public School, and Kendriya Vidyalaya Greater Noida, participated in quizzes, debates, workshops, and startup ideas as part of Sharda University's celebration of the International Year of Basic Sciences for Sustainable Development 2022. Dr Anupam Aggarwal, Head, Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry, Professor Shyamal Banerjee, Dean, School of Basic Science, Professor Jayanti Ranjan, Professor NB Singh, and Professor Geeta Durga lit the lamp to begin the event.
Prof. Shyamal Banerjee remarked in his address to the students that the concept of sustainable development ensures the safety and well-being of both current and future generations. Additionally, he claimed that the Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry is pioneering research in the areas of waste management, green technology, and sustainable development.
Professor Jayanti Ranjan, dean of the Sharda School of Business Studies, expressed her opinions by stating that "students should expand their knowledge and wisdom." She also inspired students to conduct studies that would benefit humanity and society. The development of the nation will be aided by science in the future. Prof. Ranjan advised students to always place a greater emphasis on practical knowledge.
University Organises 3rd International Conference on Computing, Communication, and Intelligent Systems
November 7, 2022:At Sharda University, a two-day international conference on computers, communication, and intelligence came to an end. Over 169 papers were presented during the conference as a result of the extraordinary response this conference received from researchers around the world. Over the course of the two days, the conference will feature 8 keynote presentations on various recent research topics from illustrious speakers from Samsung Research India, Amazon Web Services, India, DRDO, and other agencies, universities, and research labs from Australia, the United States, Spain, and Bangladesh.
When YK Gupta, provost of Sharda University, welcomed the visitor, he remarked, "Changes are happening in our day at a very quick pace, so it's necessary to understand everything and keep oneself current. Covid makes it quite evident that technology is the way of the future. He advised students to "always study; there should never be a complete stop to learning."
Vice Chancellor of Sharda University Dr Sibaram Khara spoke to the group and said, "Research and teaching should advance together and complement one another. He also went into detail about the many strategies the university used to accomplish this.
The Dean of Academics at Sharda University, Professor Parma Nand, declared that "this conference is getting bigger and bigger in terms of attracting huge numbers of papers; quality of scrutiny when admitting papers; and increase in popularity all over the world. This is a fantastic platform offered to kids for technological education and self-update.
The credit for the effective organisation of this conference belongs to the highly qualified academic members and student volunteers, according to Prof. Nitin Rakesh, HOD-CSE. It is the outcome of thorough preparation, promotion, and execution. Our students will get more knowledgeable about the newest research and innovations thanks to ICCCIS-22.
Students, instructors, and researchers from Sharda University were present at the programme. An abstract book was also published at the event.
Sharda University Celebrates Sardar Patel's birth anniversary
October 31, 2022: Around 800 students, faculty members, and staff participated in a "Run for Togetherness" on the campus of Sharda University to commemorate the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and spread the message of unity. The 31st Battalion of the NCC's girl students took part in the event with enthusiasm. Pro Chancellor of Sharda University, YK Gupta, congratulated the students and gave them advice "instructing them to emulate Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel will undoubtedly benefit them in the future. He also said that every educational institution must encourage students to take part in activities that will inspire them". Dr Nirupama Gupta, the dean of student welfare, Yashodhara Raj, the coordinator of the NCC, Mohit Sahni, and many more were present at the event.
Shadra University Hosts 6th Convocation Ceremony
October 12, 2022: The Sharda University Greater Noida Campus hosted the sixth convocation ceremony. During Convocation, degrees were conferred on 3159 members of the class of 2021–2022. This year's convocation saw the awarding of 29 PhD degrees, 5 Chancellor's Gold Medals, 76 Vice Chancellor Gold Medals, 119 Certificates of Merit, and 1 AK Gadpayle Medal.
Dr. Kamlesh Nilkanth Vyas, Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission & Secretary, Dept. of Atomic Energy, Govt. of India, was awarded an honorary doctorate by Sharda University for his noteworthy contributions to science. Dr. Mahesh Sharma, a member of parliament from Gautam Budh Nagar, Uttar Pradesh, and Dr. KVSS Sairam, president of Prathista Industries Limited, were special guests who gave them motivational speeches.
Feliciting the students, Convocation has a particular meaning for every student in his life, according to PK Gupta, Chancellor of Sharda University. Every educational institution takes great delight when a student succeeds in his or her life. New technologies are introduced daily, thus you should never stop studying.
Dr. Kamlesh Nilkanth Vyas, Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission & Secretary, Dept. of Atomic Energy, Government of India, described the department as follows: "India has achieved enormous progress in the field of research and technology. When giving guidance to students, Dr. Vyas emphasised that since advancements are occurring in technical sectors, it is important to stay current in the educational field as well. Adopt new concepts and prepare for fresh learning. Always be interested in learning new things that will expand your knowledge. Along with their own courses, students should also be familiar with other courses. Dr. Vyas advised you to develop an interest in sports or other pastimes that are good for both your physical and mental wellbeing.
Numerous people attended the event, including many students, parents, instructors, and deans from several schools.
Uttar Pradesh State Medical Faculty appoints Sharda University as ‘Mentor Institute’
September 19, 2022: The Sharda School of Nursing Science and Research at Sharda University in Greater Noida has been chosen as the "Mentor Institute" in collaboration with the Uttar Pradesh State Medical Faculty in order to raise the standard of nursing education in the state of UP. Being a nursing school, their primary goal is to support the development of professional nurses both now and in the future by providing care, excellence, integrity, and diversity.
The goal of this effort is to give women and their families a healthier future. The new project is being undertaken by them with the affirmation and conviction that "Mentoring Makes a Difference," whereby healthcare professionals will receive hands-on training for improving their practical abilities and managing the crisis.
Over 600 nurses work in the 1200 bed medical college in Sharda. There are 250 MBBS seats available in Sharda, along with more than 100 medical PG seats. In this very special department, nurses will also have access to facilities that may be updated as needed. Also provided will be training. has a collaborative workplace atmosphere that offers nurses countless chances for growth.
Additionally, Sharda offers Continuing Medical Education (CME), which consists of learning experiences that support a physician's ongoing pursuit of information, skills, and professional relationships in order to better serve patients, the general public, or the profession.
Sharda University Students Lead EV Innovation Revolution
September 09, 2022: Several young innovators have been motivated to contribute to India's change by this Amrutkal of its Independence. Students from NAVSTREAM INNOVATIONS of Sharda University, Sudhanshu Sharma, Pranjal Kumar, and Ashutosh Singh, have created an integrated BMS and motor controller module for the EVs under the guidance of Dr Parmanand, Dean, School of Engineering Technology. By merging the two systems, this novel invention eliminates the need for separate BMS and Motor Controller modules, hence lowering the space requirements in EVs. Additionally, the students have built a cloud-based IoT interface that will enable data transfer and communication between your mobile device and the EV module.
Another fascinating invention from the Team TECHNO CREATOR of Sharda University students—Saurabh Astya, Ankit Sharma, Kaiwallya Vinod, Nikhil Raj, and Sujeev Gyawali—offers a solution to the growing problem of battery waste disposal brought on by the increase in the number of electric vehicles on the road. The students want to recycle old battery cells that still have between 50% and 60% of their original efficiency. These recycled battery cells will be transformed into IoT-enabled smart grid inverters. In order to simultaneously meet the inverter demands of homes and businesses and address the growing problem of battery waste management, which could otherwise be harmful to the environment.
"Sharda University has vowed to support India's startup boom. Students at our university have access to the enabling ecosystem needed to develop and sell solutions to issues that confront human society and the environment. The company NAV NAVSTREAM INNOVATIONS and the team Techno Creators have become clear leaders, according to Dr Parmanand, dean of the school of engineering and technology.
Sharda University signs MoU with Queensland University
August 10, 2022: To foster academic collaboration, Queensland University and Sharda University, Greater Noida, inked a memorandum of understanding. Prof. Rongy Li, Deputy Vice-Chancellor, University of Queensland; Thoa Harring, Manager, Strategy & Partnership; Dhruba Jyoti Malkhand, Senior Country Adviser, University of Queensland; visited Sharda University during the MoU ceremony. A Memorandum of Understanding was inked for undergraduate business, economics, and commerce courses that will give Sharda University students the chance to travel to Queensland University. As part of this, both universities will exchange information via frequent webinars, seminars, workshops, and other events that will be done online.
The Chancellor of Sharda University, PK Gupta, addressed the audience and said, "This MoU will be helpful for students at both universities. New chances will be presented by this relationship, aiding in nation-building. Sharda is honoured to collaborate with such a distinguished organisation as Queensland University. According to Gupta, the cooperation would not only focus on the educational component but also allow pupils to learn about one another's cultures.”
According to Prof. Rongy Li, Deputy Vice-Chancellor at the University of Queensland, this agreement marks the start of a cooperative collaboration. We cordially extend an invitation to Sharda University's administration, teachers, and students to visit our Australian campus. Prof. Rongy said that in order for students to be prepared to lead on a global scale in the future, they must be exposed to other cultures. Each MoU should be goal-oriented, thus new tactics must be developed to maximise the effectiveness of the partnership.
Sharda University Organises Graduation Ceremony 2021-22 for the International Students
July 7, 2022: For the Batch 2021–2022, Sharda University hosted a graduation ceremony. Over 500 kids or so took part in the programme.
Suraiya, a PhD Scholar student, shared her perspective by saying, "I've been at Sharda University for eight years, yet right away we felt like a family. The administration and teachers provided excellent support. She also noted that a distinct foreign department had been established at Sharda University for them, where they could celebrate their unique cultures, holidays, and customs, among other things. I consider myself fortunate to be connected to this university.
Felicitating the students, The director of international relations, Dr Ashok Daryani, declared that "today is a really significant day for every student. The commencement ceremony is the beginning of a new life, not its end. We have prepared kids at Sharda for future scenarios so they can successfully navigate the real world.
Dignitaries from several countries were present throughout the programme, including those from Nigeria, Papua New Guinea, Namibia, Panama, Malawi, Zambia, Gambia, Somalia, Congo, Bhutan, and Ethiopia.
Sharda University Inks MoU With PhD Chamber Of CoCommerce Industry
December 9, 2021: By signing a Memorandum of Understanding with PHD Chamber of Commerce & Industry, one of India's largest and oldest top business organisations, Sharda University has made a significant step forward in the path of academia-industry collaboration. Dr Sibaram Khara, Vice-Chancellor of Sharda University, and Saurabh Sanyal, Secretary-General of PhD Chamber of Commerce & Industry signed the MoU on the Sharda University Campus. The event was attended by DP Goel, Co-Chair, PHDCCI MSME Committee, Dr H P Kumar, Advisor, PHDCCU MSME, Naveen Seth, Asst Secretary-General, and Mithilesh Kumar, Secretary, PHDCCI. Senior faculty members, as well as senior functionaries from both sides, attended the signing event.
PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry is involved in nearly 67 areas of the economy and plays a key role in policy debates at the forefront of social, economic, and political change. Think tanks, governments, and academia seek out PhD Chamber's views on policy concerns, and its papers are widely read for their in-depth research and policy suggestions. The MoU will give Sharda University more formal and organised access to enterprises under the aegis of the PHD Chamber of Commerce. Faculty and students will gain practical experience as a result of the MoU through participating in industry-led sessions, webinars, seminars, workshops, internships, and placements.
Sharda University and PHD Chamber of Commerce & Industry have mutually agreed to host an academia-industry meet on World IP Day, April 26, 2022, to showcase the technologies developed by Sharda University's innovative faculty and students to industries in order to not only identify opportunities for technology transfer, but also to strengthen the links in a continuous and self-sustaining manner. During the signing event, Dr Sibaram Khara, Vice-Chancellor of Sharda University, underlined the need for continued efforts from both sides in identifying areas of cooperation for the greater good of the society. The meeting was organised by Dr Bhuvnesh Kumar, Dean of Research, and Prof. Avinash Kumar, Head of the IPR Cell.
Dr Saurabh Kumar Jha Receives Best Stem Cell Researcher Award
Dr Michele Zocchi of the University of Turin, Italy, awarded Dr Jha with the' Best Stem Cell Research Award 2019.' In the field of adipose tissue physio-pathology and engineering, Prof. Zocchi is internationally regarded as one of the pioneer and most influential scientific leaders in body-contouring surgery and regenerative therapy worldwide.
Students Participate in Advantage Healthcare India 2019
November 14, 2019: Students of Sharda University participated in fifth International Summit on Medical Value Travel-Advantage Healthcare India 2019. The event was organised by FICCI in association with Ministry of Commerce and Industry. The seminar was aimed to promote India as the world leader of healthcare and to encourage seamless exports of medical services from India. Stakeholders from medical industry actively participated in the conference as the focus was on hospitals, healthcare centers, educational institutes, medical tourism facilitators, hotels, airlines and other related industries. This will bring Indian healthcare providers and global healthcare stakeholders on one platform.
Inauguration Ceremony of University Campus in Uzbekistan
October 19, 2019: Sharda University celebrates the inauguration of its new campus in Andijan City, Uzbekistan. The University has strongly believed that a distinctive dedication to practical goals is key ingredients in its concentrated vigilance, strength, and perseverance. Prominent personalities of Uzbekistan such as Chief Governor of Andijan Region, H.E. Shukhrat Abdurakhmanov and Chief Minister of Gujarat, H.E.Vijay Rupani were invited as Chief guest of the event. A new route to global higher education can be found in the academically serene and residential campu spread over nine acres of land with modern facilities and state-of-the-art infrastructure.
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Placements: Around 60-70% of students in my course secure placements, with the highest package reaching 8 LPA. Internship opportunities are also availed by 60-70% of students. The prominent roles offered include Front-End Development, Data Analytics, Software Development, etc.
Placements: Almost 90% of the students get placed. 10% are those who go for family business or further studies. The average package is 6 Lacs. The college is working hard to get recruiters with higher packages. As of now, most of the packages offered are between 5 to 8 Lacs. Only 10 to 20 offers with more than 20+ Lacs have been offered. Companies are mostly Noida-based. Internships are provided in the 7th semester, and most of them turn into PPO. The job roles mostly offered are back-end, front-end enginee...
Placements: The amount that a student pays for an MBA course is not justified by the placement offers that the students get. Some students get promised a package during the selection round but when they go to the company, it doesn't remain the same. The college doesn't get good placements for the students. Hardly 40–50% of students get placed through college.
Placements: Sharda has a pretty good placement cell which brings companies and top recruiters like Accenture, Tech Mahindra, Infosys, etc., for basic courses to professional degrees. Placement is offered to each and every student irrespective of the CGPA one holds. Basic packages offered are anywhere from 3.6 - 8 LPA for undergraduates with entry-level roles and from 5 - 12 LPA for master students for a range of roles from entry-level to mid-senior. For companies which require prior experience, internships ...
Placements: As I am an M.A. fresher in this university and I am an undergraduate, I don't know much about the placement in detail, but as I have heard from seniors, the placement was not so good in this course. As per my knowledge, the placement cell of my course is very good, and in courses like B.A. English and B.A. Psychology, many students get offers and average packages of 5 LPA to 6 LPA.
Placements: In the civil department of M.Tech, out of 37 students, only a few (3-4) were placed. The students who were placed were all international students. All students were just pretending to take internships, but no one was actually doing it. Roles are I am not aware. As all students were seniors or had an age gap (6-7 years), a proper talk was necessary.
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