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DTU Delhi Mass Communication & Media Courses & Fees 2027
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B.Des Admissions 2027
1 Course4 years
Eligibility- Accepting Exams: UCEED
Important dates| Dates | Events |
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1 Oct '26 - 31 Oct '26 | UCEED 2027 Application DATE with Regular feeOngoing |
1 Nov '26 - 6 Nov '26 | UCEED 2027 Registration with Late Fee |
1 Jan '27 | UCEED 2027 Issue of Admit Cards |
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Anas Jamshed 
B.Tech. in Software Engineering - Batch of 2029
4.0
4.0Placements4.0Infrastructure5.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life3.0Value for Money
Good placements & infrastructure. Decent faculty, scholarships, loans, & fests. I'm satisfied.
Placements: Placements at DTU are pretty good, especially for CS/IT/SE. In my batch, the average package was around 18.5 LPA, with the highest around 85 LPA. Companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Adobe recruited students. Most roles were in SDE, analyst, and data-related fields, with internships also available at good companies.
Infrastructure: The department has decent classrooms. It has well-equipped labs, Wi-Fi, and access to the central library. Hostel facilities are okay overall. They are not very good for first-year students, but otherwise, they are decent, with a mess and canteens available. The campus has good sports facilities, and basic medical facilities are also available.
Faculty: Faculty members are generally well-qualified and helpful, although the teaching quality can vary from professor to professor. My curriculum is quite good and fairly job-oriented, covering many concepts that are useful later. Semester exams are moderately difficult, and regular study is enough to score well.
Other: I mainly chose DTU because it is a fairly good college in Delhi, with a good campus and fairly good placements. The society culture here also attracted me, including societies like Defianz and UAS. Obviously, the fests are also a major plus point here. Although the location is a bit controversial, I don't particularly hate it myself. However, connectivity is an issue. Many PGs are available near the college gate.
Reviewed on 1 Oct 2026Read More
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Krishna Aggarwal
B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering - Batch of 2029
4.2
4.0Placements4.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money
DTU students can get really good placements if they work hard enough.
Placements: In my course, 70% of students get placed. The minimum package is around 8 LPA. The maximum is 42 LPA. The average is somewhere between 11–12 LPA. Most of the jobs are in the non-tech sector, where companies like JPMC, Deloitte, etc. come to hire, and roles like consultant are very common.
Infrastructure: Wi-Fi is not available campus-wide but works decently in places like the library and CSE department. The lawns vary, with some having old equipment while others have new equipment. The classrooms are decent, and the hostel has good, spacious rooms. The mess food is fine and can be eaten.
Faculty: Teachers are pretty knowledgeable. Most have done PhDs and research in their respective domains. The course curriculum is relevant if you want to go into core jobs. There are practical components involved that make you industry-ready from the start.
Reviewed on 3 Sep 2026Read More
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Prateek Mishra
B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering - Batch of 2029
4.4
5.0Placements4.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money
A review of DTU from a current student.
Placements: I'm in my 3rd semester right now so I've not participated in placements, but from what I've known from our official briefing by the ECE Department, the placement is very good. All core ECE companies like Texas Instruments, AMD, Qualcomm, Ansys, and more visit the campus, along with major FAANG companies too.
Infrastructure: Campus Infrastructure is very good. Classrooms are modern with ACs, whiteboards, projectors, and seats are comfortable too. Hostels are decent. New hostels, VLB and APJ hostel have ACs and good infrastructure, other hostels are comparatively outdated. Mess food is average in quality. Library is good, with a sufficient number of seats and fully AC. There are 3 floors, but the issue is it closes around 9:00 PM, and during exam times it gets open 24/7, so that's good. Wi-Fi is average somewhere it's 400 Mbps plus, and in some places it's 16 Mbps plus. Most people use their phones' hotspots. Sports facilities are good all kinds of sports are there, a good gym (free).
Faculty: Faculty is good but only some are good teachers. They are mostly Ph.D. holders, and qualified. Teaching quality is decent don't expect them to teach you everything like your teacher used to do. At the end of the day most students study from YouTube. The curriculum is not as regularly updated as IIITs do but it's not too old. Listen to your professors in class. For midsem, studying around 10 days before it is sufficient, and for endsem, studying before 20 days of exams is more than sufficient. Both midsem and endsem are PYQ-based.
Other: I chose ECE because I was interested in electronics, Arduino, ESP, and microcontrollers, I used to love making DIY projects. ECE has a future every AI needs a chip to process, and this branch is entirely based on that. If they add more project-based approach, like every semester you need to make projects based on electronics. DTU is known for fest for a reason. Every month something is going on. Campus crowd is good and smart. Connectivity is again good like Samaypur Badli is 1.5 km and Rithala is like 3- 4 km from college and soon like in 2032-33 DTU will have its own metro station.
Reviewed on 29 Jul 2026Read More
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Anand Prakash
B.Tech. in Civil Engineering - Batch of 2029
4.2
4.0Placements4.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money
DTU - A place of opportunities.
Placements: The placement here is quite nice with the top companies that are coming for the campus placement being DMRC, Aditya Birla, Adani and many more top companies. In the private sector, the overall average package is quite low, but in the government sector, it is very good and the overall placement percentage is 70 percent, which is very good as compared to the core branch, but many people switch from core to tech and finance, in which the overall average placement is good.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure of DTU is quite good. The college campus is an approximately 170 acres with lush green trees. The hostel facilities are also very good with a total of 14 hostels, of which 4 hostels are for girls and 10 hostels are for boys. The newly constructed hostel is APJ hostel, which is Abdul Kalam hostel, which is an 11-floor building with overall facilities very good as compared to the old hostel, which was constructed way before. The mess facilities are also very decent.
Faculty: The exams are always taken at the right time without any delay, and in this, the credit goes to the management. The teachers are very good and very experienced. The curriculum is also designed very nicely in view of the demand of recent changes in the industry, and in terms of examination, the results are always declared at the right time. So the students don't have to wait very long for the result.
Other: Delhi Technological University, which is also known as Delhi College of Engineering, is mainly famous for its fests, which are north. India's most famous include Engifest, Yuvan, and many more. If you talk about one demerit of this college, it is the ratio of boys to girls, which is very low as compared to other colleges.
Reviewed on 9 Jul 2026Read More
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Manav Dixit
B.Tech. in Software Engineering - Batch of 2029
4.2
4.0Placements5.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty3.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money
Good placements if you study. Some good teachers, others are mid. Study on your own.
Placements: 80 percent of the batch got placed out of nearly 200 students in my branch, software engineering. The highest package is 85 LPA, while the average is 20 LPA, and the median is 17 LPA-18 LPA. Top recruiters are Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Cred, etc. Most of the placed students have a CGPA greater than 8.
Infrastructure: Various facilities are provided in college. All classrooms have centralised air conditioning. Every floor has water coolers and every building has lifts. Various sports facilities are provided like cricket, badminton, football, TT, kabaddi, tennis, etc. As well as a gym provided by the college.
Faculty: Some teachers are highly knowledgeable, while others are not so. Some are chill, not minding coming late, even 30-40 mins late and some mind even 10 mins late. Almost no teacher in my batch detains any student. Course have a few relevant subjects while a few are irrelevant too. Students need to prepare DSA by themselves for the interview. Semester exams are not that difficult, studying a week before the exam can get you 8.5-9 CGPA.
Reviewed on 9 Jul 2026Read More
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Hiten Jain
B.Tech. in Software Engineering - Batch of 2029
2.4
3.0Placements2.0Infrastructure3.0Faculty3.0Crowd & Campus Life1.0Value for Money
Average placement stats. Hostel buildings are good. Exams are a little bit chill.
Placements: 70 percent of students were placed last year from my course. The highest package was 82 LPA, the average was18 LPA, and the lowest was 7 LPA. Top recruiting companies are Google, Amazon, and many SDE companies. Internship opportunities are very vast in our course, and the stipend too.
Infrastructure: Facilities and infrastructure look good from the outside and have an innovative design. The lecture rooms are not the best, and Wi-Fi is next to zero outside the library and hostels. Hostels are a challenge of their own. AC hostel is only one building across the college for all four-year students.
Faculty: Teachers are mid. It usually depends on the teacher's passion. You may find a passionate teacher, but academically, they may not be good. DTU give you the most useless course subjects that will never help you in a job. Semester exams are more about writing and page filling.
Reviewed on 9 Jul 2026Read More
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