DTU - Delhi Technological University Answered Questions

Yes, absolutely. LEET (Lateral entry entrance test) is an entrance test to take lateral entry in B.Tech/B.E programme. After completing your 3 years Diploma in engineering, you can appear for LEET exam to get admission directly in the 2nd year of engineering degree.

Best branches in terms of rank:
1. Computer Science & Engineering/IT
2. Mechanical Engineering
3. Electrical & Electronics Engineering
4. Electronics & Communication Engineering
5. Civil Engineering
6. Chemical Engineering
7. Architectural engineering

The college offers fee concession every year of about 50% to the needy students and even 100% to some who cannot afford the fees. It requires form filling and attending the interview. Otherwise, with government aid, you can avail interest-free student loans which the student will pay once placed. Otherwise, there are numerous scholarships programs run by the central government under national scholarship portal (NSP) and by Delhi government also called the merit-cum-means giving 100% to students with ration card and income below 1 Lacs per annum, 50% to students with family income below 2.5 Lacs.

DTU gives a lot of student fees concession, but that is based upon you family annual income. For the current year 2018-19 the Maximum annual income should not be more than INR. 4.5 lakh to apply for fees concession. You basically have to produce an income Tax Return receipt for that. Moreover, you can also get scholarship though government portal scholarship. Com and after filing and online form you have to submit it offline to DTU, then you get you money.