Delhi

In March 2000, NIELIT, New Delhi, was established. It is a center that is expertly run and has a solid track record. It is an IT corporation with well-defined strategies, and all of its operations are focused on providing its clients with a full range of IT goods and solutions. It has demonstrated its capacity to deliver high-quality computer education and manage significant projects for governmental organizations across several industries. The Center began operations as a branch office of the Chandigarh Center for NIELIT. Since 1 November 2012, it has been an NIELIT independent center under the supervision of centers. The center has made great strides in the execution of numerous turnkey IT Projects, including the computerization of numerous hospitals and different government offices in Delhi, PSUs, and autonomous organizations of government.

The main goal of the NIELIT Centre in Delhi is to develop skilled labor in the fields of electronics, computer science, information technology, and other related subjects in order to produce professionals who are ready for the workplace and to advance e-learning.

The amount of the hostel fee and the security deposit due upon check-in will occasionally be stipulated. When applying for admission to the hostels, students must pay the applicable fees to the institute's accounts section. For the duration of the course or one year, whichever comes first, fees must be paid in full. The specifications of the current fee are as follows:

APJ Abdul Kalam Hostel (Boys): Rs. 1600/- per occupant per month [3 occupancy]
  2400 (for 2 occupants)* 4800 (for a single occupant)* MH1 (Boys): 1500 rupees (3 occupancy)
  2250 (for 2 occupants)* 4500 (for a single occupant)* MH4 (Reserved for Faculty and Custom Trainees): Rs. 1500 ($1500) [3 occupancy and adjoining bathroom/toilet]   
   $2250 [2 occupancy & adjoining bathroom/toilet]  
LH1 (Girls): 1600/- (three occupants with a bed)
  Two occupants and a bed cost Rs. 2400, whereas one occupant and a bed cost Rs. 4800.* LH1 (Girls): Rs. 1500 (three occupants, no bed).
  2250 rupees [2 occupancy & no bed]
  4500 rupees [single occupancy & no bed]* LH3 (Girls): Rs. 1500 (three plus two occupancy, hall, attached bathroom/toilet).
Daily Rent for all Hostels: Rs. 100*Single occupancy is dependent on space being available
Accommodations (Campus I)
Rs. 300 per day [single occupancy] without AC
 Rs. 500/day (for two people) with air conditioning; Rs. 400/day (for one person).
 600 rupees per day [02 occupants]

Yes there are seat reservations at NIELIT Delhi . 

The roster for the reservation of SC/ST/OBC categories includes a maximum of 3% of seats designated for individuals with disabilities. According to AICTE regulations, Government of India rules and guidelines, and/or Dr. B.A.M. University clearance, seats are reserved.
JEE Mains and JOSAA results determine admission. For B.Tech. I Year, NIELIT Aurangabad will handle the Lateral Entry process (subject to the availability of open seats). For updates, keep checking their website.
Foreign nationals are eligible to apply for admission to the B.Tech. programme as long as they follow the required procedures and meet the minimal eligibility requirements. However, their application will be evaluated independently on a first come, first served basis. There are a total of 09.

Candidates who wish to take admission to the GBO programme offered by SRCC must appear for the SRCC GBO exam. The admission procedure for the GBO course at Shri Ram College of Commerce is as follows:

• Candidates must ensure that they meet the eligibility criteria for the GBO course at SRCC. 
• Candidates should then fill out the SRCC GBO application form. SRCC GBO 2026 application form will likely be released in the second week of December 2026. The registration process will be conducted online. 
• Students will be judged based on their performance in SRCC GBO exam and the shortlisted candidates will be called for a Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI) round after the SRCC GBO result announcement.