
Aritra Basu Roy
Student - SNU
Dept. of Mass Comm. & Journalism
At SNU, I encountered officials, professors and staff members who would guide me throughout my journey. I’ve felt that there’s an amalgamation of learning, lore, culture and fun in my university. Also, the wide range of national and international collaborations provides exposure, and an excellent scope for industry interface.
Honestly, I was a little apprehensive about being a part of the first batch. However, from what I’ve witnessed I can proudly claim that I’ve chosen the best. I take immense pride to be the ‘first forever’ at SNU, and I’m glad to be offered amazing opportunities to create my own journey and the legacy I wish to leave behind.”

" I've always believed that college life is the best phase in one's life! That's when we start to steer the direction of our career, realize goals, weave dreams, gear up for the upcoming responsibilities and challenges, and aspire to achieve excellence in life "
Aritra Basu Roy
Student - SNU
Dept. of Mass Comm. & Journalism

" The transition from high school to college is the most significant one. Not knowing what to expect, and having missed feelings on how to act can get exciting or get scary. Anyway, unprepared for the surprises I decided to be a part of the first batch of Engineering at Sister Nivedita University "
Piyush Chandra
Student - SNU
Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering

" Leaving a nationally acclaimed private university, merely one month into my Bachelor's programme in Economics, and choosing to be the first batch under Sister Nivedita University to pursue Bachelor's degree in Statistics has been one of the toughest decisions that I've made in life. "
Anish Seal
Student - SNU
Department of Statistics

" I hope I do justice and remain committed towards the university in my efforts, and ensure that my goals are aligned with the values of this institution. "
Samiha Mukherjee
Student - SNU
Dept. of Biotechnology

" It has often been said that school days are the best days of our lives. But the unsaid part lies in the fact that college life can be equally amazing, only if we're wise enough in making the correct choice. "