Shiv Nadar University

I am in B.Tech EEE 3rd year, first I would like to clarify SNU offers EEE and ECE. The electrical faculty is till date the most effective and best faculty you'll come across in our school of engineering. If you have a genuine interest in EEE you should take it up then. As ours is a budding university, placements for EEE are few if compared to CSE department. But all in all the curriculum, course structure, and faculty is one of a kind in SNU.
Hostel facilities:
We are allotted spacious quad sharing room in the 1st year with a study desk, chair, almirah, bed and mattress to every student with clean common washrooms with 7 days housekeeping staff who look after the cleanliness of the hostels.
Ours is a new university so the infrastructure is very good.
Mess facilities:
I would just say for the prices they are charging (veg plate:50 and non-veg: 90) they offer a great quality of food and many more snacks and at all time food is available. The best thing I would say is the mess remains open till 2 am (in the morning).

There have been almost no placements this year at SNU.
Leaving CSE apart, where SNU has a partnership with DELL, so they have to take a minimum number of students every year. A few students have also been placed in HP and Amazon.
All other branches, have had, at most, a couple of companies coming for recruitment, and they have also not taken more than 56 students per branch. Most of the students from the core branches are going for Masters studies abroad or are going to join the IT industry due to lack of any proper job. The university prides itself in the fact that the students have secured admits in a number of foreign universities, however, it has nothing to do with the university and is only possible due to the hard-work and dedication of the students themselves.
More than half the batch of civil and mechanical is still unplaced and they are left on their own to find the job. SNU has a MoU with Cognizant, one of the mass-recruiters of the IT industry, and most of the students have been taken up by it on minimum wages, making the placement statistics of the institute look good.