DTU B.Tech Information and Cyber Security: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The programme covers network security, cryptography, ethical hacking, digital forensics, secure software development, operating system security, and intrusion detection systems. Advanced topics include cloud security, IoT security, and malware analysis. The curriculum is aligned with current industry demands in the cybersecurity domain and includes both theory and lab-based practice with security tools and platforms.

Ans. Cutoffs for B.Tech Information and Cyber Security at DTU are determined each year through JAC Delhi counselling and vary by category and the Delhi/outside-Delhi region quota. As a relatively newer branch, cutoffs are generally lower than for CSE or ECE at DTU. Candidates should check the official JAC Delhi website for updated round-wise cutoff data after each counselling round closes.

Ans. The total academic fee for B.Tech Information and Cyber Security at DTU is INR 11,09,800 over four years. Year-wise fees are INR 2,47,700 in Year 1, INR 2,68,700 in Year 2, INR 2,86,700 in Year 3, and INR 3,06,700 in Year 4. Hostel accommodation is optional and billed separately. Fee concessions apply for SC/ST/EWS candidates as per Delhi Government norms.

Ans. Graduates work as cybersecurity analysts, penetration testers, security engineers, and information security managers. Major employers include government bodies such as CERT-In, DRDO, and NIC, along with private sector firms like Deloitte, IBM, Wipro, and Cisco. Many students also pursue certifications such as CEH, CISSP, or CompTIA Security+ alongside the degree to strengthen their job readiness in the security domain.

Ans. B.Tech CSE at DTU covers a broad range of computing topics including algorithms, operating systems, databases, AI, and software engineering. B.Tech Information and Cyber Security at DTU focuses specifically on security engineering, threat analysis, cryptography, and secure system design. The Cyber Security programme is the better choice for students committed to a security career, while CSE offers more flexibility in post-graduation career options.

Ans. DTU’s Department of Information Technology has industry connections with major IT and security firms for internships and placement activities. The university’s Training and Placement cell supports all B.Tech branches, including Cyber Security, for campus recruitment. Students are also encouraged to participate in national hackathons, Capture the Flag (CTF) competitions, and security research projects facilitated by the department during their programme.