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A Bachelor's degree in any branch of engineering (B.E., B.Tech in CSE or CSIT.)
The marks of admission for this course may vary from University to University and in various colleges and universities, it conducts their own entrance exams plus interview for admission. * M.Tech after B.Sc. Is not possible.
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1) Pick your course: You have to first decide what course you are planning to pursue and the eligibility criteria. It is better to check the cut-off of the last years to get a fair idea.
2) Get registered: You need to get registered on the official Delhi University's website and upload all relevant documents. After the registration is over, an acknowledgement slip and form number will be generated. Take the printout of the acknowledgement slip.
3) Cut-off: Once DU releases the first cut-off,
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