DTU - Delhi Technological University Answered Questions

Both these institutes are decent options for BBA in all the aspects, such as its placements and fee structure. But most students choose DTU over NSUT because of the huge campus and big crowd. However, selecting a college depends completely on the choice of the students and their requirements. For more reviews on BBA from DTU, check out the verified students' reviews on Shiksha.

The primary eligibility requirement for admission to the BA (Hons) Economics course at DTU is that applicants must complete their Class 12 or Higher Senior Secondary with at least an aggregate of 50%. Additionally, if the applicant is willing to pursue a BA (Hons) in Economics from DTU for their career, they must have studied Mathematics or Applied Mathematics as one of the compulsory subjects in Class 12.

The total tuition fee BA (Hons) in Economics course at DTU stands at INR 2.7 lakh. The aforementioned tuition fee is paid in six instalments with each instalment paid at the beginning of each semester. There are also other fee components that must be paid during the course. Candidates can more information on the official website.

DTU graduates have been placed in sectors such as engineering, business development, operations, information technology, research etc. The top employers who have recruited DTU graduates are mentioned below.Novo NordiskRambollCOWIOrstedNovonesisTopsoeNNESweco and many more.

As a maximum of the offered BA courses in India, the DTU also offers a three-year BA (Hons) Economics course. Further, the course is divided into six semesters and offered in full-time mode. Applicants who are planning to get enrolled in the BA course must fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria and must get selected in the admission process.

In the field of Management,  DTU offers three year BBA via the University School of Management and Entrepreneurship (USME). Divided into six semesters of six months each, admission to BBA programme offered by DTU is based on merit scores obtained by the students in the best of four subjects in Class 12. Students, however, must have completed their Class 12 with 50% aggregate (with English as a subject) to be eligible for the course.