A young institution from an established educational group, SRM University, Delhi-NCR, sonepat has taken giant leaps in a very short period of time and is a place to reckon with when it comes to offering high quality education...
SRM University, strategically located at Sonepat in the Delhi-NCR region is one of the pioneers in the higher education scenario in north India. The institution has proved to be an academy of excellence taking into consideration the large number of productive human resources catering to various industries since the last few years. The University offers a large number of co-curricular and extra-curricular activities to students resulting in an all-round development of their persona. The institution with its huge infrastructure follows a research-and-innovation-led approach, which facilitates the grooming of students. With an excellent placement record, SRM University has proved to be a feather in the cap of the country’s higher education sector.
Thus SRM group of institutions play an enviable and commendable role of generating quality human resource throughout India. Owing to the proximal position of SRM University, Sonepat in National Capital Region, this University aspires to contribute not only to national development but also to global development. In collaboration with globally-reputed universities, the University offers students from all over India, and this region in particular, opportunities in Engineering, Medicine, Law, Management and Applied Sciences.
Select achievements of the University
SRM University, Sonepat has been identified by the Global Center for Nuclear Energy Partnership (GCNEP), Department of Atomic Energy (Govt. of India); as the first centre in Haryana to disseminate knowledge on safe use of nuclear energy inclusive of radio isotopes in medical diagnostics. A seminar on this was inaugurated by the eminent scientist Dr. Ramakumar, Director RC&IG, BARC; and Chairman, Advisory Council GCNEP.
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