DTU - Delhi Technological University

Hey there,
Thanks for a2a.
Yes, you can take admission in DTU for B.Tech lateral entry program, but you need to clear the LEET exam for which application will be out in July.

Hey,
The cut-off for automobile engineering branch in DTU for non-Delhite in the first round is 4000.
You can expect a shift in rank up to 6000 till the last round.

Hey there
Thanks for a2a.
Yes, you need to generate the seat allotment letter in front of JAC counseling committee at the time of reporting in NSIT campus.
All the best.

It depends on you, in which stream your interest lies.
If you want to do computer science, then go for LNMIIT, but it is a private college.
I can't compare LNMIIT with the other two government college DTU and NSIT.
However, if you choose one between NSIT and DTU, then I would recommend DTU PIE is best in all terms from faculties to placement, ICE of NSIT is new branch, you can expect good placement opportunities in upcoming years.

There is no way to make corrections in the registration form once you finally submit them on JAC portal.
You can do only one thing that either to contact JAC committee through email/calls or tell them your problem.

According to last year cutoff in electronics, it was Rs. 14.5k
But, as we see, 2017 mains paper was tougher than 2016 that resulted in lowering of cutoff to 81 from 100 of last year.
So, you can expect an increment of 2k to 3k rank in electronics cutoff(16k-17k)
I hope this helps.

According to last year intake, there was total 61 seats for B.Tech (lateral entry) programme with maximum of 22 seats for general category.
You can expect an increase in total number of seats this year.

There is a special scheme for OBC students which are operated by National Scholarship Portal.
DTU will choose 10 OBC students on the basis of merit.
For more information on OBC scholarship, visit:
scholarships.gov.in

I think the cut-off rank for DTU will go high.
As JEE 2017 was tougher than JEE 2016.
You can see it as the cut-off score in 2016 was 100 and in 2017, it is 81.
So, tough question paper lowers the cut-off.
So, it means there are chances of adding 1000-2000 in cut-off closing rank.

Both the colleges are good and of government ownership.
So, it's up to you in which branch your interest lies.
Also, DTU has better standards than NIT, Delhi.