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B.E. / B.Tech(1 course)
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B.A.(1 course)
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Q:   What is the fee for Cluster Innovation Centre BTech?
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The Cluster Innovation Centre BTech fee is INR 75,000. This is the total fee for the four-year programme. Students can complete the payment through the accepted payment gateway.

Q:   Does Cluster Innovation Centre DU accept JEE Main for BTech admission?
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No, Cluster Innovation Centre does not accept JEE Mains for BTech admissions. Students must appear for the CUET exam and participate in CSAS counselling. No other admission tests including JEE are considered by the college.

Q:   Can I get direct admission in Cluster Innovation Centre?
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No, students can not get direct admission in CIC DU. The college accepts students for its UG programmes through CUET + CSAS process only. For PhD courses, students have to appear for the exams + PI. However, for the certificate programmes, students are offered merit-based seats and do not require any entrance test.

Q:   Can I apply offline for Cluster Innovation Centre admission?
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No, Cluster Innovation Centre does not accept offline applications. The college solely accepts applications through CUET followed by CSAS portal only. Students have to apply at the official sites of the same. Even for PhD and Certificate programmes, applications have to be submitted online only.

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B.Tech. in Information Technology an Mathematical Innovations

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Q:   Does CIC, DU accept CUET score?
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Yes, Cluster Innovation Centre does accept CUET scores. The college offers admissions to its UG & PG programmes through CUET + CSAS process. No other exams are accepted for the same.

Q:   How can I get admission in Cluster Innovation Centre BA?
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To get admission in CIC DU BA programme, students have to apply at CUET site. After CUET results are out, students need to register for CSAS and pick the college & course. Selected students have to report at the college at the given time & date.

Q:   Is 70% in Class 12 enough to get admission in Cluster Innovation Centre BA?
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Cluster Innovation Centre BA admissions are through CUET UG scores. The basic eligibility however, requires students to pass Class 12 with 50%-60%. So, with 70%, a student does meet the minimum requirement. Final selection however, is only through CUET.

Q:   Is it easy to get admission in Cluster Innovation Centre?
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Cluster Innovation Centre admission chances depend on the intake and programme. Students are selected through CUET and DU CSAS counselling. Since it is a DU college, the competition is there. But students are not faced with much difficulty if they get a decent CUET score. The admission chances are on a moderate level of difficulty.

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4.1/5
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Placement Review IconPlacements3.2
Infrastructure Review IconInfrastructure4.5
Faculty Review IconFaculty & Course4.5
Crowd Review IconCampus Life3.9
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B.Tech. in Information Technology an Mathematical Innovations - Batch of 2028
4.0
4.0Placements4.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money
Multidisciplinary course with good faculty, weak placements, self-driven growth, and mixed reviews.
Placements: There is no dedicated placement cell for the course, making internships and jobs hard to find. The central DU placement cell offers limited IT opportunities. Students have to hustle on their own. Few get jobs after graduation. Most pursue higher studies.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure is generally good, with decent facilities. However, the centralized air conditioning often fails in summer, causing discomfort. Being in a prime location offers good exposure to events, workshops, and hackathons. It is the best option for this amount of money.
Faculty: Faculty is supportive and encourages research, guiding students well in the beginning. However, after a point, students are expected to navigate challenges independently. Overall, the teaching environment is good and fosters self-growth. It is worth it.
Other: This course offers a unique multidisciplinary blend of Maths, IT, and Biochemistry, creating diverse learning opportunities. Faculty is supportive, especially in research, but students must eventually become self-reliant. There is no dedicated placement cell, and the central DU cell has limited IT opportunities, so internships and jobs require individual effort. Most seniors pursue higher studies or government exams. Few get jobs directly. The infrastructure is decent, though AC issues persist in summer. Located in Delhi, students can explore seminars, workshops, and hackathons. Overall, it is suitable for those interested in interdisciplinary learning but not ideal for core engineering or strong placements.
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B.A. (Hons.) in Humanities and Social Sciences - Batch of 2026
3.8
3.0Placements5.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty3.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money
Satisfied but course structure need to be redefined.
Placements: In our batch, the number of students is around 40. Cluster Innovation Centre doesn't have its placement cell. However, many students secured good internships during and after the course. Many alumni from our batch are pursuing various academic paths at universities around the world.
Infrastructure: Personally, I believe CIC has the best infrastructure among all the colleges in Delhi University. It offers essential facilities like Wi-Fi, digital labs, and spacious classrooms. CIC doesn't have its own hostel but provides secured accommodation in different hostels across the University of Delhi.
Faculty: The teachers and faculty members are highly qualified and intellectual. They treat students like their own children, assisting them in overcoming difficulties not only in studies but also in life. In my opinion, the curriculum or course structure could benefit from a slight redefinition.
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B.A. (Hons.) in Humanities and Social Sciences - Batch of 2026
5.0
5.0Placements5.0Infrastructure5.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money
Commendable faculty and the surroundings of my college.
Placements: The average package provided by the college is 10 LPA. The average percentage of students that were being placed was 70 percent. Rather, the company is accruing internships at the college. Students often go abroad for research purposes and analytical studies.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure of the college is really laudable. The classrooms are near and clean as well, and the whole college is fully air-conditioned. The quality of the food is very good, and the students get access to lifts to stir up the floors. The sports authority is very good.
Faculty: The faculty teachers are very helpful, and they provide students with as much help as they can. The teaching style is very practical. Each and every word is being taught in detail analysis. The semesters are concerned with mediation being difficult, with a passing percentage of 80 percent.
Other: I chose this course because I want to become a research analyst. The best thing in my course is the development of human nature, as it provides an ethical scope for development. The campus surrounding it is very good. Scholarships are being provided to needy students.
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B.A. (Hons.) in Humanities and Social Sciences - Batch of 2026
3.6
1.0Placements4.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money
Really good infrastructure and unique course.
Placements: There is no placement structure in Cluster Innovation Centre (CIC); you can't get any placement here. Even the internships are very less than those offered by other Delhi University colleges. It claims you don't need placements if you studied in Cluster Innovation Centre.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure is really good; almost every room has air conditioners, and the building is also pretty. It has a library, labs, open areas, and common areas, and even these places have ACs. The environment is really peaceful, not too much rush. The hostel they provide is also pretty good and offers good quality food.
Faculty: The faculty is well-qualified and very helpful; you can easily contact them even without any help of others. Every professor is reachable. Even the Director, Ma'am, of CIC is very sweet and interacts with students very politely. She is also approachable. The course structure is also very unique; you have to go to different colleges for different papers.
Other: Overall, the course and college are really nice, but it does not have societies, although you can form one if you want. And it also didn't have any fest before but started recently; it had its first fest recently.
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B.Tech. in Information Technology an Mathematical Innovations - Batch of 2023
3.6
3.0Placements4.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty3.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money
Absolutely satisfied with the faculty, staff and facilities.
Placements: In our course, the student placement percentage was around 30–40%. The highest package was around 6 lacs, the average package was around 4 lacs, and the lowest was 3 lacs. The top recruiting companies were Flipkart and DRDO. In our course, 50–60% of students get internships from the college side. The top role offered was data analyst.
Infrastructure: Our college department was newly constructed. Department labs, classrooms and libraries—everything was well furnished and had comfortable seats. Wi-Fi speed was also good to download. In our hostel, we have comfortable beds, tables and AC rooms. The quality of hostel food was average. Sports and medical facilities were also available.
Faculty: Yes, the teachers were helpful and qualified. They have good experience in their subjects. Teaching quality was good because they were making things simpler. The course curriculum was relevant and the curriculum makes students ready for the industry. The passing percentage was 75–85%.
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B.A. (Hons.) in Humanities and Social Sciences - Batch of 2025
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5.0Placements5.0Infrastructure5.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money
The most unique and unpopular place for undergraduate .
Placements: Looking at the records of our past seniors and the Alumni, I found out that they have been placed nicely, and not because CIC has given them the placement through a central placement cell or something but how it evolved the students to become self-sufficient. CIC is a place that gives the students so much of freedom to learn and grow more than any other undergraduate centre or college. Recent passouts of my course are now enrolled at a good University for their higher education while past Alumni are mostly placed in MNCs or they have their own startups. A few of the seniors are in foreign for their further studies, mostly are on funded scholarships due to their strong profile.
Infrastructure: We have Wi-Fi in the campus, the classrooms are quite big with evolving chair for the students. The infra may excited many people very easily. And talking about the hostel facilities, there are University hostels available for the students to enroll at but there are limited seats only, students can only apply while out of the total, 40-50 students enrolled in the course, a total of 10 students can easily get the hostel. While there are actually less competitions for the hostel.
Faculty: The course is based on the Meta-college concept and that's super exciting and challenging. If you love to accept challenges and work on them then congrats, CIC is for you. Going to 3 colleges and one centre in just a single graduation degree, it is one of the most unique fact about CIC. The curriculum here is the most unique and unpopular while giving student the best learning experience. If you join, don't mind doing the projects with full dedication and professionalism. They are the backbone of CIC.
Other: Learn to initiate things, take up the responsibility and you'll find everything nice and workable.
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Is it worth joining Cluster Innovation Centre?

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Yes, it is worth joining Cluster Innovation centre, University of Delhi. Cluster Innovation Centre is  a government funded institution. It was established by University of Delhi. It is popularly known as CIC. The centre offers innovative programmes to enhance the creative potential of students. The

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Who are some faculty members of Cluster Innovation Centre?

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Below are some of the faculty members of Cluster Innovation Centre:

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Prof. Bibudhananda BiswalProfessor in Physics
Prof. Shobha BagaiProfessor in Mathematics
Prof. Jyoti SharmaProfessor in Education
Prof. Swati AroraProfessor in Physics

 

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How is the faculty of Cluster Innovation Centre?

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The faculty members at Cluster Innovation Centre are degree holders having PhD, Master's & Diploma. The university appoints well-trained & expert faculty members who gives quality education to the students. The faculty focuses on giving both theoretical & practical knowledge to the students.

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How many labs are there in Cluster Innovation Centre?

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The centre has multiple labs like Robotics & Embedded Lab, Computational Biology Lab, Digital Humanities & GIS Lab, Intellegent Information System Lab, etc.

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What all facilities offered by Cluster Innovation Centre?

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Cluster Innovation Centre has a big campus with all the required facilities offered to the students. The centre has multiple labs like Robotics & Embedded Lab, Computational Biology Lab, Digital Humanities & GIS Lab, Intellegent Information System Lab, etc. A well built & maintained Library is also

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