Swami Vivekanand Subharti University

Swami Vivekanand Subharti University Meerut is committed to provide basic necessities of life such as education and healthcare to everyone without any bar of caste creed religion or any other man made factors by establishing schools colleges hospitals ashrams and Service Centers. The University was set up under the Swami Vivekanand Subharti Vishwavidhaylaya Uttar Pradesh Adhiniyam 2008. Establishment Year 2008 Name of the organization running the Institution Subharti K.K.B. Charitable Trust Approval University Grants Commission (UGC) Colleges 14+ Courses 180+ Alumni 35000+ Extracurricular Activities- Sports Seminars Symposia Debates Facilities- Library Books 25000 National Journals 250 International Journals 150 E-Journals 400 Hostel There are 14 hostels including 2 NRI hostels within the University Campus. Auditorium The campus has two other auditoriums with a seating capacity of around 500 persons each. Chhatrapati Shivaji Subharti Hospital A premier 1100 bedded tertiary-care hospital of Northen India Hospital provides round the clock medical accident and trauma care. Hospital has 25 spacious wards 12 major and 7 minor STATE-of-the-art operation theatres a well equipped premature nursery ward for babies besides 7 distinct ICUs for critically ill. Festivals- Students are provided with vast opportunities to exhibit their talent and bring out the best in them. Each college organizes its cultural fest every year which have on and off stage events to boost the confidence and give each student's personality a new side. An inter college annual fest is organized every year in which the students of all colleges have a chance to present their talent. The university participates in several inter universities competitions. The University also holds an annual 'Subharti Mahotsav'-a sports and cultural extravaganza Award- The University has been awarded the membership of Association of Indian Universities in 2013. Scholarships- The trust provides financial aid to students who are brilliant but unable to continue their studies due to financial constraints.