A true engineering experience.

The college is really very good, only the administration block need to improve a bit as there are a very less no of people to handle issues of such large no of students. Apart from that you'll really have memorable 4 years here.

I took AIEEE and made it to the college Initially i had Automotive Engineering which finally upgraded to ECE.

The ECE department is really good, all the proffesors are highly intellectual and if one is serious about the course itself these is immense scope for development and last two years are highly practical oriented and seminars and projects make it further more immersive and one can get a lot of exposure.

Yes, the college does provide internship and various well known companies from RBS to Samsung R&D, Sandisk, and many other companies came to the college.

The placement scenario is such that it even beats IIT Delhi in some aspects from highest package being somewhere around 3 crores and the average package is somewhere around 5 lakhs. Almost every company that visits IITs visites DTU and anyone seriously interested in getting a job has a very good chance of being placed. Some students even got placed in the third year itself.

Every year around mid february college celebrated it cultural fest names ENGIFEST, it lasts for about a week and all sort of activities take place from dance to DJ Night, food stalls, STAR NIGHT where a celebrity performs. Mohit chauhan performed recently there. Also being a technical college there is a tech fest department wise where students display their technikal skill through projects and stuff.

The fees is somewhere around ₹100000 per year. During the first year they also take security deposit of ₹5000. the fees decreases by ₹10000 per year as one goes from 1st year to 2nd to 3rd and so on. Looking at the status and the facilities provided, fees is not that much since some private colleges cost far more than this and provide nothing in the name of education.

THE STATE BANK OF INDIA offers education loan for college students at fair interest rates, and college also provides scholarships to meritorious students in every department according to their performances.

The classes as in every other engineering college does have an unfair sex ratio, but departments like ECE, Computer science does have a fair no of girls. And talking about the extra curricular activities, the college has a very vast sports complex where one can play everything from lawn tennis to cricket to football, badminton etc.

The hostels are actually not adequate, the word is going on to build some more hostels. Currently only the students coming from outside Delhi have some fair chances of getting a hostel in the college otherwise you need to play daily or get yourself a rented accommodation.

The alumni network is very strong, there is a dedicate department in the college which looks into the matters of alumina and works towards strengthening the networks of the alumni.

Exams are held twice a semester. Mid terms are held around 2 months after the semester begins and they are of 20 marks. Then there are End Term exams carrying 70 marks and 10 marks are internal marks and overall you need to score 40 marks to pass that particular subject. Overall exams do not make you stressed that much...study seriously in class and you will be fine.

Admission forms were made available on the website and being a Delhiite i had always thought of securing a rank decent enought for me to land in a delhi college and what could have been better than DTU. We were made to fill the form and i was shortlisted in the first list itself and we came to secure our seat and filled the relevant forms and finally got our admission certificate.

The faculty as I said is highly professional and at par with the standards, from your course teachers to lab assistants to your project mentors everyone out there is very helpful and makes sure that every single student gets to learn something new everyday.