•  1996: SGI started with 160 students in engineering discipline and co-operative education as cornerstones; Flagship Institution: Hindustan College of Science & Technology
• Today: 20000 Students across all the institutions
• 180 acres campuses area, 4 Campuses, 20 Colleges
• 16:1  Student/Faculty Ratio
• 4000(+) Research Publications
• 230(+) Workshops & Labs
• 40(+) Academic Partners

                                                BEYOND CONVENTION

Risk takers with bold ideas make Sharda a celebrated source of talent.

• @Innovative (A Satellite Pharmacy, Solar Robot, F-1 Racing Car and the list continues)
• 30+ Clubs (Mitra Micro Finance Club, Market & Social Reseach Club, Personality Development Club and many more)
• 40,000(+) Students Placed /3222(+) No. of Recruiters

We’re committed to addressing the deep structural challenges in higher education and in society.
• Sharda Vidhushi (Smart Girls Scholarship Scheme for intellectual empowerment)
• Education to Autowala’s (To educate the drivers to play the role of goodwill ambassador and act as a change agent)
• Girl Rising (To encourage girls education in professional domains and promote them for higher education)
• NGO Sambhavana (NGO is trying to make its place for encouraging women empowerment and save girl child)

My time in college has enriched my life in many ways. It has provided me with the necessary tools to enhance my skills more, taught me valuable knowledge about this diverse world and people and concepts in general and eventually will enable me to hopefully become more successful in life when I finally graduate and get my degree. It also has stressed the importance of thinking critically and asking questions in many situations. All these aspects of college have also made me more well-rounded as a person.

These experiences are truly irreplaceable.

When people told me in high school that I was a young adult, it was just words. But in college, those words came alive. I had to make my own decisions and discipline myself. Now, I put my time to good use, and my time-management skills have significantly improved. So, yeah, it’s fundamentally changed the way I think about things.

@SHARDA: It will be heavier and more intense than you ever experienced before. You start thinking about your future. Be on the lookout for role models. Maybe a certain professor is especially inspiring. Be sensitive to your own gravity. If some area of study attracts you, find out all you can about it. It might be the beginning of your self-definition process. Joining Sharda, is as much about finding out who you really are as it is about getting that degree.

My college has been the best time of my life. It has been full of ups and downs. I’ve learned a lot since being in college, mostly how to take charge of my life and get my priorities straight. Being successful in college depends on how seriously you take it. At first my priorities were out of wack, and my grades suffered. But a big part of college is maturing and getting your priorities straight, and that’s one big thing I’ve learned so far. College really makes you grow up fast because you are on your own and your parents aren’t there to bail you out.