Rooms are allotted first-come-first-served on payment. Sharda's international accommodation page, still labelled session 2022-23, lists annual per-student rates including food: USD 3,800 for a double AC room, USD 3,100 for a double AC room with shared washroom, USD 2,800 for a double non-AC room and USD 2,300 for a double non-AC room with shared washroom. A refundable security deposit of USD 300 (AC) or USD 200 (non-AC) applies. All hostel residents must eat in the university mess, and no refund is given once a room is occupied. Sharda's 2026 domestic hostel schedule runs INR 1,24,000-2,38,000 a year including mess, from 1 August to 31 May.

Hostel meals come from a separate hostel mess with vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, and mess charges are built into the hostel rate. The campus also has cafeterias, the Lego House fast-food restaurant and a grocery store for staples. Hostel residents get complimentary laundry of 5 kg x 20 washes per academic year, and may add a room cooler or refrigerator on payment of charges fixed by the Inter-Hostel Administration.

Teaching is on one residential campus at Knowledge Park-III, Greater Noida, which Sharda describes as 63 acres with more than 19,200 students from over 95 countries and more than 1,047 faculty. The central library holds about 1.4 lakh books, and school libraries open 8 am to 7 pm, longer during examinations. The campus network runs at 1 Gbps through two ISPs with over 200 access points including hostels. Sharda Hospital is on campus, and the university runs the Suno Sharda 90.8 FM community radio.

Sharda states that the campus, hostels, parking and academic areas are guarded 24x7 by outsourced security agencies with armed guards, and a centralised command and control centre monitors about 1,450 CCTV cameras. Each hostel has a warden and a faculty-in-charge. Emergency vans and ambulances are based on campus, with Sharda Hospital on site. The International Relations Division checks documents at reporting, registers students, and guides FRO/FRRO registration, visa extensions and residence-permit changes. New arrivals get a free medical check-up at Sharda Hospital and a medical-insurance card. IRD also helps open an Indian bank account. University ID cards are issued about 10 days after registration. Confidential counselling is available for personal and study-related concerns.

Rooms are allotted first-come-first-served on payment. Sharda's international accommodation page, still labelled session 2022-23, lists annual per-student rates including food: USD 3,800 for a double AC room, USD 3,100 for a double AC room with shared washroom, USD 2,800 for a double non-AC room and USD 2,300 for a double non-AC room with shared washroom. A refundable security deposit of USD 300 (AC) or USD 200 (non-AC) applies. All hostel residents must eat in the university mess, and no refund is given once a room is occupied. Sharda's 2026 domestic hostel schedule runs INR 1,24,000-2,38,000 a year including mess, from 1 August to 31 May.

Hostel meals come from a separate hostel mess with vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, and mess charges are built into the hostel rate. The campus also has cafeterias, the Lego House fast-food restaurant and a grocery store for staples. Hostel residents get complimentary laundry of 5 kg x 20 washes per academic year, and may add a room cooler or refrigerator on payment of charges fixed by the Inter-Hostel Administration.

Teaching is on one residential campus at Knowledge Park-III, Greater Noida, which Sharda describes as 63 acres with more than 19,200 students from over 95 countries and more than 1,047 faculty. The central library holds about 1.4 lakh books, and school libraries open 8 am to 7 pm, longer during examinations. The campus network runs at 1 Gbps through two ISPs with over 200 access points including hostels. Sharda Hospital is on campus, and the university runs the Suno Sharda 90.8 FM community radio.

Sharda states that the campus, hostels, parking and academic areas are guarded 24x7 by outsourced security agencies with armed guards, and a centralised command and control centre monitors about 1,450 CCTV cameras. Each hostel has a warden and a faculty-in-charge. Emergency vans and ambulances are based on campus, with Sharda Hospital on site. The International Relations Division checks documents at reporting, registers students, and guides FRO/FRRO registration, visa extensions and residence-permit changes. New arrivals get a free medical check-up at Sharda Hospital and a medical-insurance card. IRD also helps open an Indian bank account. University ID cards are issued about 10 days after registration. Confidential counselling is available for personal and study-related concerns.