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The faculty-student ratio is arounf 1:15 - 1:20. The faculty vary wildly in terms of approachability and relationship with students. All professors are very different and performance in a class or exam can also depend a lot on the professor. Some professors fail many students unnecessarily and do not teach properly. The course curriculum is outdated for most branches. For my branch - software engineering - the curriculum is a little more updated.

I am still in first year so I have not fully experienced the curriculum yet but I chose the course because it seemed more relevant than computer science and it did not have some of the seemingly unnecessary subjects that cs did. The frequency and timing of exams in DTU is fine but the difficulty level varies too much depending on who makes your paper and who marks it.

All the faculties are very good till now that I have got, all the faculties clear doubts in the class and are also available outside the class timings, the hardest subjects in the 1st year are the Calculus and EEE i.e., electrical and electronics systems, this the subject EEE that many students fail to pass. There are two exams in a semester that is mid term which is of 50 marks and term end which is of 100 marks in which 20 and 40 are passing marks respectively. You should bring 60 minimum from the both in order to pass that subject. And quiz, tutorial, assignments after every module is a must which boosts your internal marks. These is the part which can save you if you scored less in the term end.

I have taken admission in category 2 so the yearly fees of this category is 307000 rupees along with 3000 rupees extra for 1st year students only, rest there are upto 5 categories starting from 2L rupees to around 5L rupees in category 5. This is the tuition fees only, after that there will be many events in which if you want to participate, then you have to pay according to that. Like the sports event, cultural fest, hackathons, and many more such events. The hostel fees depend on the room type like 3-bedded, 4-bedded, etc., in which mess fees also comes named as hostel & mess fees, the mess fees is around 7000 per month for 10 months along with around 32000 rupees caution deposit.

My college allow joining in two ways one is through VITEEE and another one is AP Eamcet and I have joined through eamcet where I need to clear the eamcet exam and score more than the college cutoff at my time the college cutoff for CSE branch in my college is <=7000 rank and I got 5040 rank so that I got selected and the fee of tution is 70000 per year and hostel is 140000.

yes, apart from academic details our college have a wide range of variuous clubs and chapters where we can prove our extra curriclum activities like anything singing, dancing etc and in every year we have one big cultural fest for which many celebreties will come to entertain us recently Rock Star DSP came to our college

There is one faculty mentor for every ten to fifteen students. They interact with student on weekly basis and get updates and guide us . Some of the faculties can be very strict but they do have their reasons and some are just mean without any reason. There is one midsem exam and one end sem along with CLA's for internal assessment

Students become eligible after their fifth semester for campus placements Both product based like PayPal and service based like tcs , ltimindtree and Infosys came for placements According to my current knowledge the highest package in our batch is 45lpa and average is around 5-7lpa

My overall campus life experience at Delhi Technological University has been very active and socially engaging because of the strong culture of student societies, events, and campus facilities. One of the biggest highlights of campus life is the annual festivals organized by the university. The main cultural festival is Engifest, which is usually held in Februaryand is one of the largest college cultural fests in India, featuring concerts, competitions, and performances by well-known artists. The university also hosts Invictus, the annual technical festival, where students participate in hackathons, robotics competitions, workshops, and innovation challenges.Apart from these, there are other events such as E-Summit organized by the entrepreneurship cell and Yuvaan Literature & Film Festival, which further enrich the cultural and academic environment. The central library provides access to a wide collection of textbooks, reference materials, journals, and digital databases, which students use for coursework, research, and projects. Classrooms are generally equipped with projectors and basic digital teaching tools, enabling faculty to use presentations and visual aids during lectures. The campus also offers several sports facilities, including grounds and courts for football, cricket, basketball, badminton, athletics, and indoor games, along with events such as the annual sports meet and other inter-college competitions. Student life is also strongly shaped by student-run societies and clubs such as the Entrepreneurship Development Cell, robotics societies, dramatics society Pratibimb, cultural and debating societies, and technical clubs that regularly organize workshops, competitions, and collaborative projects. These groups play a major role in building teamwork, leadership skills, and social connections among students. Overall, the combination of large festivals, active clubs, good library resources, and sports opportunities creates a vibrant campus atmosphere w

I would rate the course curriculum as **fairly comprehensive and reasonably relevant**, especially in terms of building a strong foundation in core engineering concepts. One of the factors that influenced my decision to choose this course was the **structured curriculum covering important fundamentals such as programming, data structures, mathematics, and core engineering subjects**, which are essential for both technical roles and higher studies. The curriculum provides a solid theoretical base and helps develop analytical thinking, but for real-world applications students often need to complement it with **projects, internships, coding practice, and self-learning**, since some topics are still taught in a more traditional or theoretical way. In terms of improvements, the curriculum could benefit from **more industry-oriented electives, practical assignments, updated lab work, and interactive teaching methods such as case studies or project-based learning**. The exam system typically includes **two major exams per semester — a mid-semester exam and an end-semester exam — along with internal assessments, quizzes, and assignments**. The exams are generally **moderate in difficulty**, and students who attend classes and prepare consistently are able to perform well, though the evaluation tends to focus more on conceptual understanding and written exams rather than purely practical skills.

The college follows a strict and non flexible timetable with college starting at 9 and ending at 3:15 with 5 hour lectures and 15 mins break time between 11 and 11:15 and a late lunch at 1:15 - 2:15. The library is massive containing books of every variety tho I haven't explored all of it yet. There are also lots of events conducted by students as well as management happening constantly. The clubs here are various and wide and I am yet to be enrolled in one

The internship opportunities in my college are vast tho I don't know all of them because I'm still in my first year of college and have not been necessarily interested in internships. But from my seniors i learned that the management pays money to international companies and MNC's to visit our college and hire students for internships so that they can have a better opportunity of getting a high placement.

There are 60 students in every section. There were 3 sections of BA LLB and 2 sections of BBA LLB during my tenure, 2020-2025. Each faculty member generally had a total of 150 students. There is one mid-semester exam and one final exam in every semester. The mid-semester exam is internally taken, and the final exam is a university exam, and thus we had to go to the allotted centres, just like we did in Board exams. The exams are usually lengthy, and demand a thorough understanding of the subject and the status of the society about the subject. Usually students do not easily fail the exam, it only happens if they do not attend lectures, and simply never read about the subject. The course curriculum was updated after our batch, and is completely relevant to the current day.

My genuine love for the subject made me choose this course. My seniors and an ex-faculty members praised the college a lot, and thus I chose this college after visiting it with my parents. The curriculum prepares you well enough for the real world, however, at the end of the day, success depends on an individual's personal efforts. DME, undoubtedly acts as a support system, mainly because of the faculty members, and support from our Director and HOD. Exams are conducted twice - One Mid-semester (internal + PPT) and One Final (External, centre based University Exam). The difficulty is moderate, and students are generally not failed unless they have zero knowledge about the subject.

Tution fees:- (general canidate, Indian citizen) First year:-2,47,000 Second year:- 2,53,000 Third year :- 2,62,000 Fourth year:- 2,74,000 (By year it includes both the semesters) Fees of a back exam:- 7500 I havent took any scholarships but DTU itself provides 25/50/75/100% scholarship on basis of a interview taken and bank records submitted by students, otherwise many more scholarships are available, providing full tution fees and hostel fees along with laptops like reliance one, bharti one. Hostel fees:- Generally same for all types of hostels but little difference in ac/ non ac of 8000 rupees Total mess fees of full year 36000 out of which they refund fees of holidays on which food is not being prepared in mess or mess is closed due to some restrictions. While if you are a DASA student or international student fees is almost 4 times but you could heavy scholarships reducing it to normal pricing. Overall ROI is really good and university is affordable

Faculty to student ratio :- 1:60(almost) As in my first sem i got DC Meena sir who helped every student put a lot of effort, on each student and made sure everyone does good and eventually only 3 out of 84 students failed but sir being good didnt failed them too and handed over some assignments to them and eventually passed them so that noone gets bad grades I hated RS Mishra sir as he failed 56 students out of 84 considering back fees so high what would students do and he is not ready to listen anything, so rude, sent his phd scholar in almost every class never taught us just ruthlessly failes students One mid sem is taken and one end sem is taken, mid sem is average level and end sem is very high level Mis sem is of 20/25 marks and end sem is of 40/50 marks according to subject wether it includes lab work or not

The best fest is moksha that is the annual fest of nsut where 3 artists come aloaded with the best food stalls , the second fest is resonance which is for 2 days , 1 day is the dj night and other day a midiocre artist comes the new fest is innovison . The sponsorship team runs the bussiness.books lile thareja ,hc verma are provided in the library facility with some fictional books also

1st year -219000 2nd year-229000 3rd year-239000 4th year-249000 They are no sc/st/obc benefits when it comes to fees they have to pay the institure fees the mess fees and the hostel fees if they avail but the current face for the batch of 2025 was 350000rs

the fests are one of the things for which DTU is known for like engifest is the biggest college fest in north india and many famous singers come for concerts here. societies are really active and keep conducting hackathons and different cultural events as well.

course curriculum is standard. they teach ml, programming, maths all the standard required in cse and labs are a little wonky as they dont teach anything in labs. overall it doesnt make you industry ready as such but id say its good.

1st year-340000 Hostel +mess fees -132000 2nd year-340000 Hostel+mess fees-140000 3rd year-340000 Hostel+mess fees-165000 4th year-340000 Hostel+mess fees-112000 Total-190900 Lab and development is around 15000 And back charges are 6000

FFCS(Fully flexible credit system):student can choose their courses and faculty and timetables too Lab oriented teaching and practical learning too internships programs and foreign programs,power system,control systems

i have joined vit ap in 2022 there are two options to enter in vitap , either you can enter throuh viteee or eapcet. i have entered through viteee (viteee is an entrance exam).the fee structure depends on categories for tution fees category 1 fees is 195000,category 2 fees is 304000 category fees 3 is 400000 , category 4 fees is 445000 , category 5 fees is 490000, and hoset fee stars from 120000 and there is caution deposit which is refundabled paid in first year 15000 and the fee stays same as the first year tution fee . there are few scholarships provided for few category students who joined from eapcet based on caste background and financial status

there is a very good relation between student and faculty and for every student there is a mentor assigned to them . we can meet the faculty in the vacant times of them which will be mentioned in front of the faculty cabin . i like mr kiran kumar teached me python and artificial intelligence i liked him because he helped me with gaining practical knowledge i have liked all the teachers who teached me . the exams are based on the number of students registered for the semester and there are two mids and one final semester exam more than 90% students clear exams the exams are medium .

Based on the subject the exam structure is different,for example there is open book and open notes and closed books and some exam we have to attend in lab , for semester we have to select subject and faculty based an that the exam will conduct.

The technical clubs are useful for use in placement so ,and there many club technical and non technical, and every year there conduct sports in our college with other colleges students,and there provide prize for winning colleges

For every semester each and individual student has to register for the courses and it comes from FIFO process that is first come first serve method. After registering the time table is prepared for individual student except first semester. In First semester the university will be providing the courses and fixes the faculty. For every sem there will be 2 CAT exams, 3 internal exams or quizzes and 1 assignment and FAT exam. Cat exams are mid exams, in each cat exam there will be 2 modules is the syllabus. For FAT its entire syllabus. For core subjects you are included with labs too and lab exams are different scenario. In labs you need to do each assignment in 1week, means one class a week. Overall there will be 10 assignments for 10 weeks and at last you are going to write a lab FAT too. Overall grading will be taken as 15 percent for each cat and 40 percent for fat and 30 percent for lab fat and assignments.. In total you will be getting 100 percent. Some subjects are relative grading and some are absolute grading. In relative grading the grades depends the performance of overall class, where as in absolute its university decided system that 90 to 100 is S and so on... The highest grade is S The lowest grade is F If you are absent its N While coming to faculty some are rude and some are student friendly. Most are student friendly in explanation but marks wise and work distribution wise its and different scenario. In my time the North faculties in special maths faculties were literally rock heart persons, they won't explain things good and behaves emotion less. But it depends on person to person.. Overall the faculties are good in teaching subjects and giving marks. I in person didn't like is Arun kumar yadav(Maths). His rude and attitude kind of person except that his an good and knowledgeable person. Unfortunately his my mentor too. He rearly provides leaves with unusual nonsense words to accept that leaves. So this is my experience about the college

Courses are good but not good enough because in this present world situations a course should improvize the person capabilities with an practical knowledge. Hence in vit this fails because it offers good named course but while teaching it the faculty runs off. For suppose a course like theory of computation has to be teached with proper practical knowledge and theory too. Unfortunately it lacks in vit courses and some subjects like english and advanced hindi and german languages and some foreign language and entrepreneurship subjects are minus to the curriculum

The faculty are a mixed bag, sometimes really good sometimes really bad. All the DCE faculty are really good most of the time but some faculty will just not teach you anything, have a massive ego etc. I liked prof RC Singh, RKS, Pk Jain and many more, i didnt like R Gautam, as he doesn't teach in the class. There 4 exams in a year, they are relatively easy if you study one week prior you can score well. The course is extremely relevant but a little outdated. Like they are teaching me Electrical eng subject in this sem but it doesn't have ac motors but old dc motors, but it does have the charging and discharging circuits etc.

Dtu has it as it's strong suite. I don't think so I need to explain much here, we have engifest and many other fests. But recently these fests are getting cancelled a lot and the funds are not being released for these fests. The general crowd is also very different now, most of the people would rather enjoy haryanvi and punjabi songs so that is what is many times targeted which I personally don't like. But that is subjective. I would advice you to joint atleast any one tech team in your first year according to your interest, you will learn a lot.

Campus life at DTU is vibrant and engaging. There are many technical, cultural, and sports societies where students can participate, learn new skills, and interact with peers. Events and festivals create a strong social environment. The campus infrastructure, including libraries, labs, sports facilities, and open spaces, supports both academics and extracurricular activities.

Placements at DTU are generally very good, with many reputed companies visiting the campus every year. Students receive opportunities in tech, consulting, and core sectors with competitive salary packages. The strong alumni network and active placement cell also help students secure internships and job opportunities.

Year Annual Fee (Approx.) 1st Year ?2,47,700 2nd Year ?2,68,700 3rd Year ?2,86,700 4th Year ?3,06,700 Total 4-Year Fee ?11,09,800 Hostel Fees: ~?50,000–?60,000 per semester (including mess charges). Components: Fees include tuition, student welfare, facilities/services, and examination charges. Major Scholarship Schemes for OBC Students A. Delhi Govt. Merit-cum-Means (MCM) Scholarship This is the most beneficial scheme for Delhi-resident OBC students: 100% Tuition Fee Waiver: For students whose families are covered under the National Food Security Scheme (Card holders). 50% Tuition Fee Waiver: Family income ? ?2.5 Lakh per annum. 25% Tuition Fee Waiver: Family income > ?2.5 Lakh but ? ?6.0 Lakh per annum. Requirement: Minimum 60% marks in the previous qualifying exam. Post-Matric Scholarship for OBC Students Eligibility: Family income < ?2.5 Lakh per annum. Benefit: Provides a maintenance allowance and reimbursement of non-refundable fees (usually ~?20,000–?25,000). Portal: Apply via the e-District Delhi portal or National Scholarship Portal (NSP). C. DTU Fee Concession (University Level) DTU offers its own fee concession for students from low-income backgrounds: Eligibility: Annual family income < ?4.5 Lakh. Benefit: 25% to 100% tuition fee waiver based on merit and financial need. Usually, 5–10% of total students are granted this concession. Important Notes OBC-NCL: To avail of these, you must possess a valid OBC Non-Creamy Layer certificate. Residency: Most Delhi Government schemes require you to have completed schooling in Delhi and have a Delhi-issued caste certificate. No Backlogs: Most scholarships require you to pass all subjects in the first attempt to remain eligible for renewal. Essential Documentation Checklist To ensure your scholarship application isn't rejected, keep these ready: Caste Certificate: Must be OBC-NCL (Non-Creamy Layer) issued by the GNCTD (Delhi Govt) if applying for Delhi schemes. Certificates from other states are generally

The overall experience is quite good because I am living near DTU which is like 15-20 min from my home so it very easy for me to come college and hangout and explore college with my friends.Also the society I join is also give me a soft skills like communication, management of a event, corporate basic knowledge etc.

My overall campus life was quite positive and balanced between academics and social activities. The college provided a good environment for students to interact, collaborate, and build friendships through various events and daily campus interactions. There were several student clubs such as technical clubs, cultural clubs, and sports teams which helped students explore their interests beyond academics. I participated in technical events and college fests which helped improve teamwork, communication, and leadership skills while also making campus life enjoyable. The social atmosphere on campus was friendly and supportive, making it easy for students from different backgrounds to connect and work together. In terms of infrastructure, the college had well-maintained classrooms, laboratories, a central library with a good collection of books and digital resources, and dedicated spaces for seminars and workshops. The campus also had sports facilities, open areas for student gatherings, and basic amenities like Wi-Fi, cafeteria, and study spaces which supported both academic and recreational activities. While some facilities could benefit from modernization and upgrades, overall the infrastructure and campus environment provided a comfortable and productive space for learning and student life.

The faculty in the college are well qualified and most have good know how of their core field. The fac to stud ratio is near 1:15 which helps in good class link and easy doubt clear. Most fac are easy to talk to and help stud with proj work, labs and exam prep. Some of the best fac in the dept were Dr Ravi Kumar, Prof Suresh and Dr Meena as they used clear teach ways, real life ex and gave good guide in proj work. They also gave time to stud out of class hours. A few fac were not liked by some stud as their teach style was more theory based and class talk was less clear, which made some topics hard to grasp. The course plan is well set and has both core and lab based sub that help stud gain tech skill. The plan is in line with uni rules and gives base for both jobs and high study. The exam sys has two mid sem tests and one end sem exam for each sem. Marks are split with near 40% from mid tests, assign and lab work and 60% from the end sem exam. The exams are of mid to high level and most stud who keep up with class and lab work are able to pass. A small set of stud may fail in tough sub but they can clear them in sup exams. The course plan is quite apt for eng study and helps build both theory know how and real use skill.

i paid 1,90,000 per year for my hostel and this include the mess and room type there is also a caution deposite of 15,000 for the first year and it is refundable. mine is 5 bed AC sharing and i selected non-veg mess and it changes every year and it also includes dhobi too and the mess includes veg nd non veg and dpecial and it keeps increasing based on what you select I was offered seat here by writing VITEEE exam and scored 43,000 rank and was offered category 1 and the college has a total of 5 catagories and the fee for category-1 is 1,98,000 and this includes 3000 as caution deposite and is only asked to pay in the first year of the college and the fee increses approx 1,00,000 for every category and some of my friends got seated from EMCET and their fees is 70,000 pre year this is the tutuion fee structure There is also a govt provided scholership for EAMCET students where the tuiton fee is paid by the college .

the fatulty to student ratio is one faculty has students of approx 70 in their calass and they are very interactive and student friendly and are everytime willing to help your in your course I liked Dr. Bomma reddy lokesh sir because he is my mentor fro mr 4 years and has helped me a lot by assisting me through everthing and i had some issues in my hostem water and mess timings and i complained to him and he rectified the issues as soon as possible I dislike some faculties because they are not sooo student friendly and doesnt show intrest in helping students

the faculty to student ratio is good, with 1 faculty per every ten students in one batch. the faculties are amazing at what they do especially because they have good industry experience and teach in relevant subjects. they help students establish a good base and are friendly and easy to approach. the exams are a combination of theory and practical and it allows students to apply everything we've learnt in exams. there are two exams per semester, mid sem and end sem exams. most of the students can easily clear their exams. the curriculum is also very flexible and adds all the trends and innovations in the industry into the syllabus. it focuses on practical learning rather than on rote learning

the annual cultural fest is Aloha and it requires a lot of work put in by students. Aside from this, the media department has its own annual production that is a media convention cum festival called Vritika, and it is in the 9th edition this year. the library provides amazing resources for all students related to their course work. all books and reference material can be found in the library. there are a lot of student run social clubs and cells, and they provide with opportunities to learn extra skill as well