Sharda SUAT 2027
Sharda University Admission Test (SUAT), Greater Noida
SUAT is Sharda University's own online admission and scholarship test. For engineering it is a 150-question, 90-minute objective test with no negative marking, followed by a personal interview. A JEE Main rank below 3,00,000 exempts you from it.
- Conducted by
- Sharda University, Greater Noida (Uttar Pradesh)
- Mode
- Computer based online test (at a Sharda campus, regional office or SUAT exam centre; remote home-based slots have also been offered, check the current booking page)
- Frequency
- Rolling slots through the admission season; no single national exam date
- Duration
- 90 minutes
Sharda SUAT 2027 Cutoff
Updated on 18 October 2026 · Compiled from official Sharda University, Greater Noida notices
SUAT has a qualifying mark but no published rank-wise cutoff.
Qualifying criteria
The only official number is the qualifying mark: at least 35% in SUAT. Sharda does not publish branch-wise opening and closing scores, so any such cutoff figures on third-party sites should be treated with caution.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| SUAT qualifying mark | 35% (official FAQ) |
| JEE Main exemption | Rank below 3,00,000 (engineering) |
| Branch-wise cutoff | Not published |
Scholarships
Sharda offers merit scholarships based on SUAT performance, the personal interview and marks in the qualifying exam, with JEE rank also used for engineering. The exact slabs are on the Sharda B.Tech admission page and can change every year, so check the current table before planning your finances.
Qualifying mark and scholarship slabs
The official SUAT FAQ sets a minimum of 35 percent to qualify, and a JEE Main rank below 3,00,000 can exempt engineering applicants from the test. Third-party sites quote different SUAT cutoff scores (for example 70 and above for B.Tech as an expected 2026 figure), but none is official, so we do not treat them as cutoffs.
Scholarships are separate from qualifying. The Sharda B.Tech admission page (admissions.sharda.ac.in/engineering) gives a B.Tech merit scholarship table by percentage in PCM/PCB and JEE rank with Gold, Silver and Bronze columns: 95% and above or a JEE rank up to 25,000 reaches 100%; 90 to 94.99% (JEE 25,001 to 40,000) lists 60, 50 and 40%; 86 to 89.99% (JEE 40,001 to 55,000) lists 30 and 20%; 82 to 85.99% (JEE 55,001 to 1,00,000) lists 10%; and 78 to 81.99% (JEE 1,00,001 to 1,50,000) lists 5%. The page text does not make clear how the Gold, Silver and Bronze tiers are assigned, so we do not tabulate it; award also depends on SUAT, the personal interview and qualifying marks. Older third-party slabs (for example 80% for 90 to 94.99) do not match this page. To continue a scholarship, a minimum 8.00 CGPA, 75% attendance and no backlog are required, per the same page.