Cluster Innovation Centre University of Delhi North Campus Answered Questions

Yes, Entrance exam scores are accepted by Cluster Innovation Centre for admission. The university accepts the score of JEE Main/ DU JAT/ CUCET for the admission of B.Tech/ B.A./ M.Sc. For B.Tech admission is based on JEE Mains score. For B.A. admission is based on DU JAT (Delhi University Joint Admission Test) score. For M.Sc. admission is based on CUCET (Central Universities Common Entrance Test) score.

The Cluster Innovation Centre (CIC) at the University of Delhi typically releases application forms for its programs at different times. you can join in cic in various ways some of them are :-Admission Announcement of Certificate Courses: The announcement for certificate courses offered at CIC was made on August 7, 2023JEE Main 2024 Application Form Dates: For the B.Tech (Information Technology & Mathematical Innovations) program, the application form dates for the JEE Main 2024 session 2 were from February 2, 2024, to March 2, 2024.Orientation Programme for Semester-I Students: An orientation programme for Semester-I students of B.Tech (IT & MI) and B.A. (H) Humanities & Social Sciences was held on August 11, 2023For specific details and updates, I recommend visiting the official Cluster Innovation Centre website

The fee for UG courses at Cluster Innovation Centre is around INR 41,000 and it varies based on the course you choose. For B.Tech course fee for completion is around INR 44,000. For B.A. course fee for completion is same as the B.Tech course fee. For M.Sc course fee for completion is around INR 40,000. For Ph.D course fee fro completing is around 20,000.

The Cluster Innovation Centre (CIC), also known as CIC, offers the B.Tech in Information Technology & Mathematical Innovation programs. The annual seat intake for this programme is 40 students.For more information, you can visit CIC official website.The seat intake for B.Tech at Cluster Innovation Centre (CIC), Delhi University is 50 seats, which includes 9 supernumerary seats

The Cluster Innovation Centre (CIC) at the University of Delhi offers a B.A. (Hons.) in Humanities and Social Sciences program. some students will to say about their experiences at CIC is:Faculty Support and Study Approach:Students appreciate the supportive and humble faculty at CIC. The teaching method focuses on practical knowledge, and exams are based on assignments and tests taken during classes.Campus and Facilities:Some students mention that CIC lacks a proper campus and canteen facilities. However, the emphasis on quality education remains a strong point.Course Curriculum:The B.A. program’s curriculum is rigorous initially but lightens over time. Students attend classes from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. The faculty’s approach and alumni support contribute positively to the learning experience.For more information regarding this institution you can visit official website 

Yes, the Cluster Innovation Centre (CIC) considers JEE Main scores for admission to its B.Tech in Information Technology & Mathematical Innovations programs. A aspiring students must perform well in the JEE Main exam and participate in the counseling process of cic. CIC offers 40 seats for this program.

Yes, the Cluster Innovation Center (CIC) require good score in CUET ( Common University Entrance Test). The seats are allotted based in the merit list released by the university a few days after the conduction of exam. Besides, you should also have passed 10+2 with a minimum aggregate of 50%.

B.Tech at Cluster Innovation Center (CIC), Delhi University and Jamia Millia Islamia University follow different scenariosCluster Innovation Center (CIC) does not have a formal placement cell, but Jamia Millia Islamia University has one.Statistically speaking, JMI University is placed better in NIRF ranking than CIC.The median package of CIC is slightly better than JMI (INR 8.0 LPA and INR 7.5 LPA redpectively).While both colleges enjoy their own benefits, the aspiring candidate should choose a college suitable to them. In comparison, JMI has an edge over CIC.

Yes, you are eligible to get into Cluster Innovation Center (CIC), Delhi University with a percentage of 70 in class 12. However, it is not the only criterion to get a seat, you have to write an entrance test conducted by the university, they will give seats based on the merit list released a few days after the conduction of exam.

Depending on personal goals and preferences, students may choose to enroll in a B.Tech. degree at CIC, DU, or Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI). CIC, DU has an entrepreneurial focus and is affiliated with Delhi University. Its curriculum focuses on innovative IT and mathematics concepts. Being more recent, it is still evolving. Established in 1920, JMI provides a competitive environment, a large student body, and a variety of B.Tech. programs together with skilled teachers and good placements. Your unique interests, professional objectives, preferred learning environment, and budgetary constraints should all be taken into account. Consider the advantages and disadvantages of the two institutions to help you make an informed choice that meets your needs.