DTU - Delhi Technological University Answered Questions

Delhi Technological University indeed offers lateral entry for B.Tech in different branches but the websites clearly says the eligibility as Diploma in any branch of engineering or its equivalent as given by Delhi University for different universities. Now whether 3 years Diploma is equivalent to B.Sc. Or not in a moot point. Actually, some States have deemed B.Sc. As the eligible condition for lateral admission in engineering along with Diploma holders but B.Sc cannot be declared as deemed to be equivalent to Diploma. I am attaching link that will give you all the information. I suggest to approach DTU directly for seeking concession for students like you who have done B.Sc. And all now interested in taking admission via lateral route for solving your query.

Hello Masarat,
The seats for lateral admission can be taken as 10% of the normal intake of first year. However this is only a rough figure. The university will normally announce seats availability at the start of admission process. What I can advise you is that try to score as much marks in diploma to ensure admission.
Best wishes to you.

Hi Rahul,
Recently, DTU (Delhi Technical University) had a issue where in the students came to know that it was a part time degree not a full time. Source : Quint (https://www.thequint.com/news/education/dtu-students-protest-part-time-btech-degree)
So I suggest & recommend you to do B Tech course only from a reputed college. Amity University is one of the top most private university in India & we offer B Tech specialisation courses in variety of fields.

The actual course is ICT- information and communication technology and I assume you are thinking the minor in CS to be computer Science. A minor is an addition to the main branch you are studying and you will have to take a couple of courses extra than general ICT students and in DA CS is Computational Science, not computer Science. I being a DA student and knowing about my friends in NITs and other reputed colleges would tell you to prefer DA over NITs because you have given a choice between computer or circuits based branches in your future which makes me guess that you are not sure between the two and when you join DA, the course is structured in a way that we have core courses based on Communication technology and coding and electronics all in one subject. You can choose the branch you want to do in your future based on your total experience. The core courses taught at DA are from Computer Science, Communications, electronics, mathematics, applied physics and humanities. Mathematics and Physics are purely taught as the basics for future computational courses.
Hope this helps.