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7 months ago

Yes, GGSIPU is a government university. Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University GGSIPU Delhi has newly launched a PG course in Mass Communication in a weekend mode. Guru Gobind Singh IP University Delhi is offering this course through the University School of Mass Communication. GGS

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7 months ago

DTU admissions are majorly based on the JEE Main scores. However, without JEE Mains, students will have to change the specialisations and the course opted for then only admission will be possible. 

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The drop out rate at DTU keeps on changing. Right now it is not very high but there are various reforms that DTU is bringing which may or may not be liked by students. Overall, it is one of the top universities where students secure good placement opportunities. 

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Both the psychology master's programme and the undergraduate programme at IILM University in Gurugram covers several specialised branches of psychology designed to combine theoretical knowledge with practical application in different professional settings. These include clinical psychology, counsell

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Course and branch-wise first and last round cutoff details for DTU 2025 are given below:

CourseRound 1 (Closing Rank)Last Round (Closing Rank)
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering22856200
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering (Data Science and Analytics)30266268
B.Tech. in Information Technology38477360
B.Tech. in Information Technology (Cyber Security)45427932
B.Tech. in Software Engineering47058165
B.Tech. in Mathematics and Computing Engineering44118348
B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering51139569
B.Tech. in Electronics Engineering (VLSI Design and Technology)60509836
B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering712211227
B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering938216022
B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering (Automotive Engineering)915414546
B.Tech. in Engineering Physics859514482
B.Tech. in Chemical Engineering1035016697
B.Tech. in Civil Engineering1179919179
B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering1114418665
B.Tech. in Environmental Engineering1257019949
B.Tech. in Biotechnology1093819876

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New question posted•7 months ago

Can I get DTU with 50,000 rank?

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New answer posted•7 months ago
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7 months ago

DTU and IIT delhi are both topmost universities available in India. The placements given to these university students are also good. The infra is quite good for both the universities, hence the comparison between them is not possible. In the end, it depends on students what is best for them. 

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7 months ago

Yes, DTU has all the facilities available at tier 1 universities. The university placements are quite popular as well as its infrastructure. DTU awards scholarships to students as financial support. Along with Merit Scholarship, there are other available scholarships. Delhi DTU also provides DT

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Colleges like DTU and NSUT are pro at engineering placement because they are located in a corporate hub and have very old placement cells. JNU is catching up fast. While it may not yet have the sheer volume of companies that visit an IIT, it attracts major recruiters who value the analytical depth o

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At an IIT or DTU, you are surrounded almost entirely by Science and tech students, which is great for "tech-only" networking. However, JNU is a multidisciplinary university. This means your friends might be studying International Relations, Languages, or Economics. This environment helps you develop

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