SRMU Lucknow courses, admission 2027 updates, B.Tech and MBA fees, hostel costs, scholarships, placements, rankings and detailed student reviews.
Shri Ramswaroop Memorial University (SRMU) is a private university established in 2012. Its main campus is at Hadauri on Lucknow–Deva Road in Barabanki district. The university offers programmes in engineering, computer applications, management, pharmacy, law, agriculture, science, humanities, education and allied health.
SRMU is recognised under Section 2(f) of the UGC Act and has degree-awarding authority under Section 22(1). Its first-cycle NAAC grade is B+, with a CGPA of 2.73. The award is dated 24 January 2023 and is valid for five years.
The regular B.Tech CSE programme takes four years and has ₹6,14,900 in published cash payments. The regular MBA takes two years and costs ₹2,96,700 in cash payments. Both figures include refundable academic caution but exclude hostel and application charges. Confirmed admission dates for 2027 are awaited; the current official portals show 2026–27.
| Course | Duration | Academic charges | Cash payments without hostel |
|---|---|---|---|
| B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering | 4 years | ₹6,09,900 | ₹6,14,900 |
| MBA | 2 years | ₹2,91,700 | ₹2,96,700 |
| BCA | 3 years | ₹2,56,800 | ₹2,61,800 |
| BBA | 3 years | ₹2,71,800 | ₹2,76,800 |
| B.Pharm | 4 years | ₹5,81,900 | ₹5,86,900 |
| B.Sc (Hons.) Agriculture | 4 years | ₹2,49,900 | ₹2,54,900 |
B.Tech CSE, MBA, BCA, BBA, B.Pharm and B.Sc Agriculture are the main programmes covered in detail here. Fees differ by degree, subject and duration. Regular CSE has a ₹1,52,000 annual course fee before the welfare fund, refundable caution and final-year charges. Regular MBA has a ₹1,45,000 annual course fee.
BCA and BBA have separate three-year and four-year fee schedules. The current three-year BCA cash total is ₹2,61,800, while BBA is ₹2,76,800. These are kept separate from the longer schedules. See all 134 course options, including specialisations and lateral entry.
SRMU takes applications through its student portal. The process includes mobile-number registration and OTP verification, personal and academic details, document uploads and payment. The published application fee is ₹1,000 for regular programmes and ₹500 for polytechnic courses.
The academic minimum for B.Tech is 45% for General/OBC and 40% for SC/ST in the required Class 12 subjects. The MBA minimum is 50% in graduation for General/OBC and 45% for SC/ST. SRMUSET is optional and is not a compulsory MBA entrance test. Read the course-wise requirements and application steps.
The university campus is in Barabanki district, on the Lucknow–Deva Road. Academic buildings, hostels and sports areas form part of the campus.
The facilities include a central library, classrooms, pharmacy and biotechnology labs, a moot court and a cafeteria.
The campus has facilities for several different disciplines. Pharmacy and biotechnology have practical laboratories; law students have a moot-court facility. The university also lists a central library, cafeteria, computer facilities and sports areas.
The boys’ and girls’ hostels are named Tygore Boys Hostel and Gargi Girls Hostel. Students can choose from the published AC and non-AC room plans. Reviews are mixed on food, classroom air conditioning, hostel timings and maintenance, while several students speak positively about teachers and the library. See the room-wise hostel fees.
SRMU’s course choice and fee range are clear strengths for applicants comparing several fields. The trade-offs become clearer at programme level: a regular MBA, BCA and CSE do not have the same duration, cost or placement cohort.
The published salary highlights and the dated NIRF figures describe different things. The former give a highest and an average without a batch year; the latter show graduates, placements and the median for a defined academic year. The placement page keeps these figures separate.
He would like more industry visits and workshops, newer equipment and better career support. His hostel concerns relate to food variety and maintenance.
Suraj values approachable pharmacy teachers, practical classes, seminars and the library. He describes a friendly campus with sports and cultural activities, and a hostel with beds, study space and regular meals.
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Her main concerns are hostel food, some facilities and internship support. She describes internship opportunities that required a payment from students rather than offering a stipend.
Riddhima praises the teachers, library, monthly sports events and festivals such as Utsav and Aagman. Her account describes regular internal tests and semester exams, along with strict hostel and campus timings.
Read the full review ↗She discusses both paid and unpaid internships and feels that building maintenance and event management could improve. Her hostel account includes a bed, table, chair, cupboard, room cleaning and four daily meals.
Ananya highlights the faculty, projectors in classrooms, library and frequent seminars. She describes an active club culture and discusses both paid and unpaid internships. Her review also covers the BBA fintech curriculum.
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He is critical of management and the support available for internships and jobs. He describes difficulty getting help with a required internship, despite finding the pharmacy teachers supportive.
Kartik’s most positive comments concern pharmacy teachers and their guidance through four years of study. He also enjoyed cultural activities, sports and campus events.
Read the full review ↗He wants more practical sessions and industry exposure in BCA. Food quality and price are his main complaints; he also discusses the gym, library and shared hostel routine.
Avinash describes a good relationship with teachers, a clean campus and an uncomplicated admission process. He enjoyed student activities and mentions the gym, library and shared hostel routine.
Read the full review ↗He likes basketball, cricket and volleyball and describes supportive teachers. His main facilities concern is the lack of classroom air conditioning. He also mentions strict hostel timings.
Shaurya likes the administration block, B7 building, canteen and library. He discusses sports such as basketball, cricket and volleyball and describes the teachers as supportive.
Read the full review ↗The student review rating is 4.1 out of 5. The accounts selected here cover pharmacy, engineering, BCA, BBA and diploma study. They discuss teachers, practical learning, internships, the library, clubs and hostel life.
The experiences differ. Suraj Yadav is positive about pharmacy teaching and campus activities, while Kartik Agarwal is more critical of internship and job support. Riddhima Singh discusses CSE teachers as well as concerns about facilities and internships. Names and available reviewer photos link to the complete accounts.
Yes. Shri Ramswaroop Memorial University is a private university established under Uttar Pradesh State Government Act 1 of 2012. Its main campus is on Lucknow–Deva Road in Barabanki.
SRMU is listed under Section 2(f) of the UGC Act and is authorised to award degrees from its main campus under Section 22(1). Its NAAC grade is B+, with a CGPA of 2.73.
The published 2026–27 four-year CSE schedule has ₹6,09,900 in academic charges and ₹5,000 refundable academic caution, making cash payments ₹6,14,900. Hostel and the ₹1,000 application fee are separate.
A confirmed 2027 opening date, closing date and counselling calendar have not been announced. The university’s current portals advertise the 2026–27 session.
No. Shri Ramswaroop Memorial University and Shri Ramswaroop Memorial College of Engineering and Management are separate institutions. Their admission and cutoff data should be read separately.
Yes. The university names Gargi Girls Hostel and Tygore Boys Hostel. The published 2026–27 non-AC three-seater rate is ₹80,000 per year, with ₹5,000 hostel caution in the first year.
