DTU B.Tech Mechanical Engineering: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The full-time B.Tech Mechanical Engineering at DTU costs INR 11,09,800 over four years and runs in regular daytime hours with campus placements. The Part-Time programme covers the same mechanical engineering curriculum over four years in evening slots, at a reduced fee of INR 6,21,100. It suits working professionals or diploma holders who want a B.Tech degree from DTU while remaining employed. Both programmes lead to the same B.Tech degree awarded by Delhi Technological University.

Ans. Candidates must have Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics with a minimum 60% aggregate, or hold a 3-year Diploma in Mechanical or a related engineering discipline from a recognised polytechnic. A valid JEE Main 2026 score is required for admission through JAC Delhi counselling. 85% of seats are reserved for Delhi region candidates. SC/ST/PwD candidates are eligible for minimum percentage concessions as per Delhi Government norms.

Ans. Graduates can pursue careers in manufacturing firms, automotive companies, industrial design consultancies, and government undertakings like BHEL, DRDO, and ONGC. DTU’s Mechanical Engineering programme is well-regarded in Delhi’s industrial corridor. Graduates may also clear GATE to pursue M.Tech or apply for PSU jobs through campus recruitment drives at DTU. Working professionals enrolled in the Part-Time programme often advance to engineering supervisory roles upon degree completion.

Ans. Yes, the JAC Delhi Spot Round is open from July 23 to 31, 2026 for vacant seats in Part-Time B.Tech programmes at DTU, including Mechanical Engineering. Candidates who did not receive an allotment in earlier rounds can register for the Spot Round through the JAC Delhi portal. Seat availability depends on vacancies after Round 4. Original documents including JEE Main scorecard, Class 12 marksheet, and category certificate must be carried for on-the-spot verification.

Ans. Part-Time B.Tech students at DTU must complete all practical and laboratory sessions as specified in the curriculum. Lab hours for Part-Time students are typically scheduled during evening hours or on Saturdays to accommodate working students. DTU’s Mechanical Engineering department has well-equipped workshops, thermal labs, and manufacturing labs. Practical completion is mandatory for degree award, and students are expected to plan their schedules to attend all required lab sessions throughout the four-year programme.