DTU - Delhi Technological University Answered Questions

Placements:
DTU provides the engineering Physics course, and candidates can go for both sectors in technology and research. About 90 percent to 95 percent of the candidates got placements. The highest package offered in 2020 was INR 1.07 Crore per annum, the lowest package is INR 2.5 LPA, and the average package is INR 12 LPA. Top recruiting companies are Java, Wipro, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Airtel, Flipkart, and many big companies. In four years of the academic period, every candidate will get a chance for an internship 2-4 times, and three internships are compulsory to fit in companies' interviews. DTU offered many courses like coding, and the university also gives a chance to do free courses from foreign universities and get certified, depending on the candidate's interest. Infrastructure or Facilities: Library, Hostel, Sports Complex, Laboratories, Cafeteria, Gym, Hospital or Medical Facilities, Wi-Fi Campus, Auditorium, etc. For more details, you may visit the Shiksha DTU page. (https://www.shiksha.com/university/dtu-Delhi-technological-university-23920/infrastructure). I hope this will help you.

No, Maths is not compulsory for the BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) Degree Admission at DTU (Delhi technological university). Eligibility Criteria: Students must have passed class 10+2 or Intermediate from any recognised board. Students should have a minimum of 50 percent in their qualifying exam. Students must have passed English Core, Elective, or Functional as a subject in class 10+2. For more details, you may visit the Shiksha DTU exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/university/dtu-Delhi-technological-university-23920/courses/bba-bc). I hope this will help you.

No, Maths is not compulsory for the Bachelor of Business Administration Degree Admission at Delhi technological university. Eligibility Criteria: Students must have passed class 10+2 or Intermediate from any recognised board. Students should have a minimum of 50 percent in their qualifying exam. Students must have passed English (Core/Elective/Functional) as a subject in class 10+2. For more details, you may visit the Shiksha DTU exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/university/dtu-Delhi-technological-university-23920/courses/bba-bc). I hope this will help you.

First of all, it totally depends on your interest, in which field you want to pursue your career. Computer Science Engineering is the fastest-growing field of Science. Everybody knows that we cannot live without mobile phones and computers. Computer Science engineers are the highest-paid engineers in the world. And this field provides an abundance of job opportunities with very high pay packages ranging from 6 LPA to 2 LPA. But Computer Science Engineering demands a tricky mind for coding. Some of the top companies are Google, Facebook, Microsoft, etc. Mechanical engineering is the most creative and interesting branch of engineering. This field necessitates strong drawing abilities as well as knowledge of physical mathematics. Mechanical engineers get an average salary package ranging from 4 LPA to 25 LPA.

Yes, you can pursue a Bachelor of Technology lateral from Delhi Technical University. Delhi Technical University will conduct DTU LEET for B.Tech lateral admission. Eligibility Criteria:
1- Students have to secure a minimum of 60 percent marks or an equivalent CGPA in an Engineering Diploma Degree.
2- Students from the SC/ST category should score a minimum of 50 to 55 percent in their examination.
3- Students who are above the age of 18 and below the age of 26 are eligible for the entrance exam.
4- Students who have Backlogs and Supplementary Diplomas can also apply for lateral entry to Delhi Technological University, but they have to clear all the supplementary or backlogs till the time of admission.
5- Students who have completed their Diploma course from a known university which is located in Delhi will be eligible for the Delhi region only.
6- Whereas students who have completed their Diploma course from a known university located in another place than Delhi are eligible for outside the Delhi region only. For more information, you may visit the Shiksha Delhi Technical University exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/university/dtu-Delhi-technological-university-23920). I hope this will help you.

No, you will not be granted admission only on the basis of your Nift score. They are each following a unique curriculum and select students according to their own set of standards. You are required, first and foremost, to check whether or not your preferred course is still being offered, and then you must succeed in meeting the selection requirements.

Since, 27% of the total seats are reserved for OBC-NCL Category, so of course, Your category rank will be used in order to offer You a reserved seat, but in the cutoff lists, the CRL Rank is mentioned so that everybody has an idea that upto which rank has been a particular branch offered, to remove any confusion. Otherwise if they mention Your category rank in the list, which is say, 8000, then the candidate who has a CRL Rank of 8000 will have confusion and approach the institute for confirmation. In order to avoid this large scale confusion, they mention the CRL Rank which is different for everyone, but since they have 27% seats reserved for You people, they use it to offer You seats as it is easier for them to distinguish reserved candidates through categorical ranks.

If you are seriously interested in Design you shouldn't go there because it is not for design it is the worst college one can choose for design. there are students studying there with ranks up to 5,000 based on UCEED because obviously it is it has 80% reservation 80% reservation for Delhi students that makes it worse people who don't even know what design is a studying there so it is probably not a good place if you really want to make a career in design or else you'll just get out of the college with nothing in your hand don't waste your money in life there are better design colleges like MIT ID Pune Srishti Bangalore is Mumbai just check out on the internet don't go at DTU