M.Tech in Computer Science & Engineering 

at Al Falah University, Faridabad

No, there is no concession available on application fee for EWS (Economically Weaker Section) applicants at Al Falah University. All students, irrespective of the economic category, must pay an application fee of INR 500/- at the time of submission of application form. However, a concession might be available on the annual college fee for the EWS students. Students are advised to check with the administration office of the university.

Al Falah University offers a wide range of programmes to students at the UG, PG, diploma, and PhD levels. The college is mainly concerned with streams such as Engineering, Science, Management, Computer Applications, Commerce, Business Administration, etc. Some of the popular programmes offered at AFU Faridabad are BTech, BSc, BCA, BBA, BCom, BA, MTech, MD, MA, and many more. 

To confirm admission at Al Falah University, the shortlisted student are invited for document verification and are required to pay a cumulative of the annual course fee, one-time payment of college security and the hostel fee. Hereafter, the applicant's admission is confirmed and the student receives his/her ID Card and welcome documents.

The university offers a vast array of over 80 courses in the form of different programmes (Diploma, Under-graduation, post-graduation and Doctorate) spread across the following domains: Engineering, Education, Social sciences, Physical and molecular sciences, Commerce and management, Computer Science etc. The most popular Al Falah University Courses for undergraduation are B Tech (Civil Engineering) and B Com along with M Tech and M.Sc. being the popular choices for postgraduation.

For programs offered under undergraduation, posgraduation and diploma, personal interviews are not a part of the admission process. The admission process is both merit based and entrance based. However, admission into doctorate programmes at the university include personal interview after the student has been shortlisted on merit basis in terms of his/her scores in masters.