DTU B.Sc + M.Sc : Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The Integrated B.Sc and M.Sc at Delhi Technological University is a 5-year full-time programme under NEP 2020 offered in seven disciplines: Biotechnology, Chemistry, Economics, Mathematics, Physics, Applied Statistics, and Data Science. Students can exit early with a Certificate after Year 1, a Diploma after Year 2, a B.Sc after Year 3, or a B.Sc Hons after Year 4. Completing all 5 years leads to an M.Sc degree. The programme offers 32 seats per discipline with admission through CUET UG 2026.

Ans. The total fee for the 5-year Integrated B.Sc and M.Sc at DTU is INR 4,68,500. Year-wise fee: Year 1 INR 87,000, Year 2 INR 91,000, Year 3 INR 94,000, Year 4 INR 97,000, and Year 5 INR 99,500. This covers tuition, welfare, facilities, examination, medical, and alumni membership charges. Hostel on campus is optional and charged separately. A non-refundable registration fee of INR 1,500 is paid at DTU portal registration.

Ans. The Integrated B.Sc and M.Sc at DTU is available in seven disciplines: Biotechnology, Chemistry, Economics, Mathematics, Physics, Applied Statistics, and Data Science. Each discipline has 32 seats distributed across General, SC, ST, OBC, EWS, Kashmiri Migrants, and Sports categories. CUET UG 2026 subject requirements vary by discipline and are published in the official DTU admission brochure. Data Science has a separate admission schedule from the other six disciplines at DTU.

Ans. Admission is based on CUET (UG)-2026 scores. Students register on the DTU portal between 3 and 30 July 2026 and submit CUET scores with the INR 1,500 fee. The Round 1 merit list is displayed on 5 August 2026. Selected candidates report to DTU for admission on 11 August 2026. Round 2 for vacant seats is held on 18 August 2026. Students must freeze the selected discipline seat to confirm enrolment. Class Commencement is expected by end of August 2026.

Ans. The Integrated B.Sc and M.Sc at DTU prepares graduates for research roles in national institutions, academia, data analytics, and industry roles requiring strong quantitative or scientific foundations. Mathematics and Data Science graduates pursue data science, actuarial, or quantitative finance careers. Physics and Chemistry graduates progress to research fellowships or PhD programmes. Economics graduates target policy research, consulting, and banking. DTU’s technical environment adds cross-disciplinary exposure through shared research facilities and institute-wide projects.