DTU - Delhi Technological University Answered Questions

For admission to colleges like DTU (Delhi Technological University), NSUT (Netaji Subhas University of Technology), IIT Delhi, and IGDTUW (Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women), eligibility criteria usually require 60% aggregate in PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) for general category candidates. Here's how the improvement exam for eligibility works: Do they accept improvement marksheets? Yes, these colleges do accept improvement marksheets if issued by the board from which you appeared for your class 12.Improved marks should reflect on your original marksheet and submitted along with the application form at the time of counselling. Do you need to give improvement in all 5 subjects or only PCM? In order to qualify for PCM aggregate (60%), it is not necessary to improve all 5 or 6 subjects. You can improve only those subjects that are affecting your percentage in PCM.For example, You scored poorly in Mathematics or Chemistry. Improvement in just those subjects is enough to bring your PCM average above 60%.However, the total number of attempts should not violate your board's improvement policies, which are mostly one-time improvement. Eligibility Confirmation of AdmissionDTU and NSUT: 60% PCM for General category students. You are eligible as far as your improvement marks stand.IIT Delhi: JEE Advanced: Top 20 percentile or 75% aggregate (earlier the requirement, check current JEE norms) is taken, not aggregate in each subject.IGDTUW: It is the same case like DTU and NSUT. The minimum PCM percentage should be 60% for General candidates. Important PointsTimeline for Improvement Exams:Improved mark sheet should be available before the counseling or admission deadline.Check the admission brochure for timelines specific to these universities.Validity of Improvement Marks:Improvement marks sheets are regarded as valid proof of your updated scores.They must be issued in the same year or the next immediate academic session.Board Policies:Boards like CBSE allow improvement for specific subjects without requiring all 5-6 subjects to be attempted once again.  SuggestionIf your current PCM percentage is far from 60%, consider improving all three PCM subjects. However, if the deficit is small, improvement in 1-2 subjects may suffice. Always aim for a safe buffer (above 60%) to avoid eligibility risks.Feel free to ask if you need guidance.

Since you are a resident of Haryana, the fact now that you hold an OBC certificate awarded by the central government would lead to doubts about being eligible for admission to DTU (Delhi Technological University). Many institutions keep such conditions, and DTU is one among many other institutions in the light of which usually a student from outside Delhi (whether Haryana) should furnish an OBC certificate specifically from the state's governing body for OBC category to avail a site-specific reservation. A central OBC certificate may not be good for state quotas or any specific reservatioms.Applying to DTU under the official guideliness, it clearly mentions ideal applicants would have an OBC certificate from the Delhi state government for the OBC category to avail them of Delhi reservation benefits: You should visit DTU's admissions office or look at the admission brochure to see the guidelines for OBC candidates coming from other states like Haryana in order to verify your eligibility. If needed, you may have to apply for a state-specific OBC certificate in Haryana for local reservations.

Delhi Technological University, or DCE in short form, was the Delhi College of Engineering earlier and is a government university that is funded and managed by the Government of Delhi.DTU is one of the oldest engineering institutions in India and has been recognised for its high academic standards, research contributions, and excellent placement records. Established in 1941 as a polytechnic, it was upgraded to a full-fledged university in 2009 and continues to operate under the administration of the Delhi state government.

 The DTU LEET 2024 first-round counselling is scheduled to start on July 8, 2024. Candidates who have qualified in the DTU LEET exam will be eligible to participate in the counselling process. The counselling will be conducted online and candidates will be required to pay the requisite fee to secure their admission. 

For taking the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) - PG entrance exam, candidates must apply through the National Testing Agency (NTA) to be considered for admission to the Master of Science (M.Sc) programme in Chemistry at Delhi Technological University (DTU).Following the submission of their scores, candidates will fill out another specific registration form for the M.Sc. programme at DTU, which will be published around the same time as the CUET PG results.Further, all aspiring candidates are advised to keep a tab on the official DTU website to know more about the admission process.The portal for registration and other details can be found on the official website of DTU:  

If you make a mistake while filling out the DTU application form, contact the admissions office right away to explain the error and see if they can correct it before the deadline; depending on the severity of the error, you may be able to edit the form directly, or you may need to submit a correction request with supporting documents. Key Steps to Take:Identify the mistake.Examine your application form thoroughly to determine the exact error you committed.Contact the admissions office.Contact the DTU admissions department using their designated means (phone, email) and clearly explain your mistake.Provide supporting documentation:Prepare any required papers to support your claim, such as scanned copies of appropriate certifications or mark.

In terms of CRL ranking, at 316,315 in JEE Mains, admission to DTU or NSUT will not be probable. For B.Tech programs in DTU, the closing ranks generally vary from around 12,000 to 30,000, which varies from the branch and category. In the case of NSUT also, the cutoff is quite competitive and generally varies in the same range. Hence, your rank is not qualified enough for these colleges to seek admission in those colleges through the JAC Delhi counseling process. So, look for other colleges or alternatives for engineering courses.

Most of the scholarships offered at Delhi Technological University (DTU) are listed below; Out of 100 students in each branch, 25% students are eligible for Merit Cum Means Scholarship of INR 12000/-to INR 20000/- per annum. The DTU Merit Scholarship offered to the students is given to 10% merit rankings in the respective branches with scholarship amount ranging between INR 24000 to INR 40000 per annum. It also provides scholarships fees to the students belonging to the economically weaker section and the scholarship ranging from INR 10,000 to INR 20,000 per annum. The university also provides a fee concession of up to 50 percent to such students whose family income is less than two Lacs per annum.

The DTU LEET counseling process has begun now but the date related to second round counseling has not been given. All the counseling sessions depend on the merit list that is obtained from the results obtained from the DTU LEET 2024 . It is recommended that the candidates should his or her profile on the official website of Delhi Technologically University for the Counseling Schedule. That is, the counseling procedure includes document rechecking and then, distribution of seat depending on the candidate's rank and his/her preference. During the counseling process candidates are expected to produce their DTU LEET admit card and result as well as Diploma certificates and other documents. 

The DTU LEET admit card can be downloaded from the official website of the university by entering the registration number. Some of the requested information includes; their application form number, date of birth and password. A candidate needs to make sure that he/she inputs the correct detail for purpose of accessing the admit card. The details that the admit card will entail include the candidate's name, roll number, the date, time and venue for the examination. Aspirants are further advised to verify the details mentioned on their admit card and in case of any discrepancy, inform the concerned authorities. The admit card is a crucial document to bring to the center, which means one must also carry photo ID – Aadhaar card or PAN card.