Engineering Colleges accepting ISC for B.Tech in Delhi/NCR

HRIT University conducts HRIT HNAT Test to shortlist candidates for admission. The university also accepts scores in GPAT, UGAT, PG Admission Test conducted by AKTU, etc. for specific programmes. Hence, admission to most of the courses is entrance-based.

Sunder Deep Engineering College offers BTech in full-time mode. Course duration is four years, which is split into eight semesters. The SDEC offers BTech programme in six specialisations. Students can opt for any specialised course of BTech as per their need and choice. The specialisations offered are Computer Science and Engineering. Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, CS (AI & ML), CS (loT), and Civil Engineering.

Starex University BTech course admission is as per the selection criteria of the university. For selection, aspirants should first check out the course-specific eligibility requirement, i.e., Class 12 pass with at least 45% aggregate. The eligible students can proceed with the application form filling. Shortlisted candidates are then called for the entrance test/interviews. On the basis of performance in the selection rounds, the seat allotment procedure is carried out.

No, students cannot get direct admission in Sanskaram University. Admission is both entrance and merit-based. The selection criteria for admission is based on the academic scores. Entrance exam such as JEE Main, CAT, CLAT, NEET are accepted by the university.

PDM is established in the year 1955. The PDM is recognised under the Harayana State Council.

The university offers various courses form different domains and feilds.

The one of the specialisation programs is the MBA program. This programme provides an opportunity to pursue the specialisation in the fields of finance, Marketing Management, International Business, Organisational Behaviour and Human Resources

The admission criteria is as follows:

The Candidate must have passed Bachelor’s or Post-graduate Degree in any discipline with a minimum of 55% marks in aggregate from a recognised University or an examination recognised as equivalent thereto.

The seat intake in this college is 60 seats.

The Delhi Institute of Aeronautical Sciences is a very prominent institution that is situated in Mehrauli Badarpur Road, Delhi, and was established in 2003. Despite not being UGC-approved, it is an alluring private college.