Sharda UniversityAdmission 2027: dates and how to apply

Sharda's complete 2027 admission and SUAT calendar is awaiting announcement. The current regular-admission notice is closed for session 2026, while separate university notices refer to cancellation or lapsed seats. The earlier 2026–27 SUAT slot-booking cycle has been discontinued.

CSE requires 60% in Class 10 and 60% in the specified Class 12 aggregate. Selection is through SUAT with faculty interaction or JEE Main all-India rank up to 3,00,000. MBA adds management entrance and interview stages.

MBBS and BDS use NEET UG and Uttar Pradesh counselling. Their allotment and joining process is separate from the general SUAT application. Nursing, pharmacy, law, design and research also retain programme-specific subjects and qualification requirements.

No complete 2027 application opening, closing or SUAT schedule is confirmed here. The latest dated events relate to the 2026 intake. The Ph.D July 2026 cycle had a June 30 application deadline, July 24 entrance test, August 3–7 interviews and August 14 final result.

BDS/MDS orientation for 2026–27 was scheduled for October 5–7, 2026. MBBS's 2026 foundation course began October 12, with subject classes set for October 26. The February 28, 2027 BDS second-instalment deadline belongs to students admitted in 2026–27. It is a fee-payment date for that cohort.

Most non-clinical applicants begin with Sharda's programme application and the selection route for that exact degree. The SUAT application charge is ₹1,500 for male applicants and ₹1,000 for female applicants, and is non-refundable.

1. Register and complete the personal, academic and programme details.
2. Pay the applicable application charge and retain the acknowledgement.
3. Complete SUAT or submit a qualifying national-exam result under the programme's exemption rule.
4. Attend faculty interaction or the required interview; MBA also includes group discussion.
5. Accept the offer, complete certificate verification and pay the joining amount within its deadline.

MBBS and BDS applicants register for the relevant counselling and report after allotment. Their medical joining instructions govern payments and documents.

CSE requires at least 60% in Class 10 and 60% in Class 12 calculated from Physics, Mathematics, English and the two highest-scoring remaining subjects. SUAT with faculty interaction or JEE Main AIR up to 3,00,000 provides the stated selection route.

• MBA Finance: bachelor's degree with 50%; SUAT or the stated management-test threshold, followed by group discussion and interview.
• BCA: 55% in Class 12.
• BBA Finance: 55% in Class 12 with Commerce or Mathematics.
• B.Pharm: 50% in Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics or Biology.
• B.Sc Nursing: 50% in PCB, 45% in English and minimum age 17.
• BA LL.B: 50% in Class 12, with the applicable entrance and interaction process.

The percentage calculation differs by course. CSE uses a specified five-subject Class 12 aggregate, whereas Nursing separately requires 50% in PCB and 45% in English. BBA Finance adds Commerce or Mathematics to its 55% Class 12 requirement.

For MBA Finance, a bachelor's aggregate of 50% is the academic minimum; entrance and interview stages follow. Ph.D applicants use the relevant postgraduate qualification rather than school marks. Nursing postgraduate routes may also require professional experience. A marks threshold establishes academic eligibility for the chosen programme, while selection and certificate verification determine the admission decision.

MBBS and BDS admission requires NEET UG qualification and allotment through the relevant Uttar Pradesh counselling process. After a seat is allotted, the joining notice specifies tuition paid at the nodal centre and the remaining university charges.

The counselling records separately list ₹2 lakh security for MBBS and ₹1 lakh for BDS. These authority-held amounts have their own adjustment or refund rules. Sharda's college security is another component: ₹3 lakh for MBBS and ₹50,000 for BDS under the 2026–27 notices. MBBS hostel is compulsory; BDS hostel is optional. Each course's allotment and joining instructions determine the reporting and payment stages.

SUAT is a 90-minute computer-based objective examination. The current FAQs specify 150 questions for engineering and law and 120 for other programmes, with no negative marking and a 35% qualifying requirement.

UG PCM preparation covers English, General Aptitude, Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry. Bio applicants have Biology in place of Mathematics; non-PCM and postgraduate papers have their respective aptitude and awareness sections. Sample papers illustrate these subjects rather than a released 2027 paper. At admission, the qualifying marksheets, accepted entrance result and identity records support certificate verification; medical candidates additionally follow their allotment and clinical reporting list.