Founded by leading academicians and professionals, we are a young, research-focussed, philanthropic university with the vision to be a Top 200 global university. Established in 2009, this dynamic and innovation-led centre of learning has made giant strides towards delivering this vision. It has consistently been ranked among India’s top universities as per MHRD NIRF, is one of India’s highest generators of patents and innovation and matches the world’s best universities in research output.
- NIRF 2021: All India Rank 89 (Universities)
- NIRF 2021: Overall: 101-150
- Accredited with NAAC B++ grade (December 2016 CGPA 2.92)
- Ranked among top 300 Universities in Asia by QS Asian Rankings.
- Internship is an integral part of Biotech programs. Students participate in project-based industrial training and submit completion report to claim assigned credits. Students in their 7th semester go to some best companies in the domain for industrial training, spread over 45-60 days.
| Occupancy Type | Security Deposit | Hostel Fee | Total Payable |
| 2-Seater – Double Room | INR 5,790/- | INR 56,850/- | INR 62,640/- |
| 3-seater – Triple Room | INR 5,790/- | INR 52,900/- | INR 58,690/- |
| 4-seater – Quad Room | INR 5,790/- | INR 49,150/- | INR 54,940/- |
| International 2-Seater | INR 5,790/- | INR 66,250/- | INR 72,040/- |
| New Student Residencies | INR 5,790/- | INR 78,700/- | INR 84,490/- |
| Occupancy Type | Security Deposit | Hostel Fee | Total Payable |
| 2-Seater – Double Room | INR 5,790/- | INR 56,850/- | INR 62,640/- |
| 3-seater – Triple Room | INR 5,790/- | INR 52,900/- | INR 58,690/- |
| 4-seater – Quad Room | INR 5,790/- | INR 49,150/- | INR 54,940/- |
| International 2-Seater | INR 5,790/- | INR 66,250/- | INR 72,040/- |
| New Student Residencies | INR 5,790/- | INR 78,700/- | INR 84,490/- |
- Internship is an integral part of Biotech programs. Students participate in project-based industrial training and submit completion report to claim assigned credits. Students in their 7th semester go to some best companies in the domain for industrial training, spread over 45-60 days.
November 21, 2022: The Shoolini Institute of Life Sciences and Business Management's postgraduate students were given a guest lecture by the department of botany (SILB). Professor J.M. Julka, the director of planning at Shoolini University, spoke as the guest speaker.
Prof. Julka made substantial contributions to the domains of soil biology, biomonitoring, aquatic ecology, evolution and biogeography, and animal taxonomy. He has published a great deal of research and review articles in esteemed international journals and has gone to a great deal of national and international conferences. International Codes of Botanical and Zoological Nomenclature and the Concept of Type Specimens were the topic of Prof. Julka's talk. He urged pupils to continue their studies in taxonomy. Prof. Julka took part in a discussion with the students as well. The SILB's director, Dr Shalini Sharma, and president, Saroj Khosla, honoured the guest speaker. The session was attended by the department's head, Dr Mamta Singh Pathania, as well as Drs. Kranti and Arti Thakur and students from the department of botany.
November 11, 2022: At Shoolini University, a two-day international symposium on reformist approaches to human rights came to a triumphant conclusion on Friday. Lenin Raghuvanshi, the founder and CEO of the People Vigilance Committee on Human Rights, served as the chief guest on the final day (PVCHR).
A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signing ceremony with three significant human rights working foundations, including Ladli Foundation Trust, People Vigilance Committee on Human Rights (PVCHR), and All India Council of Human Rights, Liberties, and Social Justice, took place on the conference's second day (AICHLS).
Raghuvanshi stated in his speech that "reform is science, reality, and art." He went into greater detail on Adi Shankaracharya's philosophy and Vedic reformation techniques.
On the topic of the "Framework of the Criminal Justice System," a panel discussion was held. The panel discussion was led by Renu Sood, an associate professor in the school of legal sciences at Shoolini University. Anthony Raju, a panellist, spoke about the death penalty and judicial accountability. The criminal justice system was another topic he covered.
The School of Journalism and New Media Director, Vipin Pubby, lectured about media trials, media overreporting, and the function of electronic media. He continued, "Media cannot and should not operate irresponsibly." Gitanjali Thapar, an assistant professor and panellist, said: "If we want to carry out the changes, sensitising the youth is more crucial."
Research papers were delivered by academics from the university and from other organisations. Nandan Sharma, the conference's organiser, provided a rundown of events.
October 14, 2022: The Faculty of Liberal Arts and Legal Science at Shoolini University won the overall award in the three-day annual interdepartmental cultural competition, "Manchtantra 2022."
After a two-year hiatus brought on by the COVID pandemic, the competition was once again staged on campus. Poonam Nanda, the Dean of Students' Welfare at Shoolini University, officially opened the event.
Singer Ajay Bhardwaj, Bollywood dancer Ashwin Pradhan, Semi-Classical Dancer Anchal, and author Aruna Mehta served as the Manchtantra's chief guests and judges. The judges commended everyone for their hard work and gave prizes to the winning departments.
The annual interdepartmental competition, or Manchtantra, is one of the most eagerly anticipated events at Shoolini University. It is observed annually with utmost zeal and excitement.
The Faculty of Liberal Arts and Legal Sciences won the Manchtantra 2022's overall trophy. The Faculty of Sciences and Agriculture came in second place. The Faculty of Applied Sciences and Faculty of Biotech and Bioengineering won the first prize for posters and slogans, with Liberal Arts and Legal Sciences coming in first. The Faculty of Management Sciences won the second prize for anchoring.
October 12, 2022: In the prestigious Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings for 2023, Himachal Pradesh-based Shoolini University has been ranked as India's top private university, writing history by creating exceptional worldwide standards in research, academic performance, and knowledge transfer. Furthermore, according to THE Rankings on Citations, a measure of the calibre of research, the university is placed 351-400 globally and 39th in the entire world.
Innovative and research-focused Shoolini University was established in 2009 and has since become one of India's finest multidisciplinary universities, consistently placing highly in both national and international rankings.
In THE-2023, it was ranked in the 351-400 range globally, only being surpassed by the Indian Institute of Science. Along with JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research, Bengaluru, a deemed institution, the university is included in the group.
THE World University Rankings, which are based on a thorough and rigorous evaluation process, are thought to be the biggest and most reputable rankings in the world. They serve as a valuable tool for international students and universities by assisting them in selecting the best candidates and institutions of higher learning.
Shoolini University has established more than 250 partnerships with reputable foreign universities in South Korea, the UK, Canada, Australia, Taiwan, and the USA as a decisive move in this direction. Through their exposure to other countries, these partnerships with leading universities throughout the world help the school's teachers and students stay at the forefront of cutting-edge technology. Notably, the university collaborates on over 70% of its research with other universities throughout the world, and 38.9% of its publications are in the top 10% of journals worldwide.
Shoolini University has become a leader in research in a variety of key areas, from sustainability and renewable energy to biomolecules and applications of artificial intelligence. The university is renowned for its innovative research and teaching techniques. Shoolini University is ranked second globally for SDG 7 (clean energy) and sixth globally for SDG 16, according to THE Impact rankings, which evaluate the contribution that institutions make to achieving the UN's sustainability objectives (clean water).
