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The total tuition fee for MBA is INR 2.87 Lacs and INR 2.95 lakh. This fee, however, is sourced from unofficial sources. Hence, is indicative. Additionally, the application fee for all courses at DTU INR 1,500 for General and OBC category candidates; and for SC/ST and PwD candidates, the registration fee is INR 750 which needs to be paid online. The registration process will remain incomplete till the submission of the registration fee.

• For all courses, the application fee can be paid while filling the application form on the official website
• For BTech, aspirants first need to pay the registration cum counselling fee of INR 1,500 on the official website of JAC Delhi which is non-refundable. To pay the fee, aspirants will have to enter their JEE (Main) Roll No, Mobile No and E-Mail ID.

Delhi Technological University (DTU) and the Department of Management Studies (DMS), IIT Delhi, are two potentially good options for an MBA. Checkout some points for both the institutes:

DTU MBA:

• Lower Fee: The DTU MBA fees are vastly more affordable than the scheme fees at IIT Delhi.
• Specializations: Provides a host of specializations that take care of your interest areas.
• Placement Opportunities: A good track record with both domestic and foreign companies that offers average paying conditions.

DOMS:

• Brand Name: The IIT Delhi brand name can help you get better job offers and even open doors to top companies. This can boost your resume, in turn.
• Faculty: Faculty members are known for their academic excellence and real-world experience.
• Placements: High placement record among top companies in the world, offering good average packages and placements abroad.
• Alumni Network: Powerful alum networks of accomplished professionals from different professional fields.

There are a few events that take place around the year which are as follows:
1. Hostel Fest (Utopia): This fest is held once in a year for and by the hostellites which carries sports as well as cultural events. However if you stay outside or is an day scholar, you won't be able to participate in it.
2. Pantheon: This is an inter college fest held in alternate years wherein all the nearby colleges come and compete against each other. This is a much bigger fest where students from various colleges join for various sports and cultural events.
3. Parichay: This college is open for all the students including day scholars, several bands and DJ nights do take place in this one.
4. Departmental Fests: Every department has its own fest which take place around the year and consist of fun events like tug of war, ramp walk, street food etc.
5. Sports fest: This is intercollege as well as inter departmental, and hosts games such as football, basketball, volleyball, tennis, cricket and more.
6. Hackathons: Various hackathons are organised within the college as well as by companies.
7. Ethnic day: This is one of the favourite events of everyone where everyone dresses traditionally and participate in various fun events.

The mess food of the hostel is very disgusting. Specially for North Indians its very difficult to survive. First of all the mess food charges is included in hostel fees only i.e. Rs. 1 Lacs per annum. But still they provide vegeterian only. And also they don't provide roti and dal too.

They serve meal three types . In morning most of the time its either idli or dosa or somedays puri which is very oily ofcourse . In afternoon you will get the basic lunch i.e rice, saambar, sabji and salad. And at night also same. Even they provide paneer also twice in a month. And the paneer is also not less than a hard rubber .

Initially, in first year many students opt for hostel and no doubt the hostel facility is very good. But still most of them leave hostel the next year due to quality of food only.

Here are a few basic tips which can help a first year:

Create a schedule or use a planner to keep track of your classes, homework, and examinations to stay organized. You can keep on top of your schoolwork by doing this, which will prevent last-minute cramming.

Attend classes: During your first year, regular attendance is essential. It enables you to interact with your teachers, comprehend the course material better, and take part in debates. Missing lessons might cause comprehension gaps.

Actively participate: Be an active participant in class. Ask questions, contribute to discussions, and seek clarification when needed. Engaging with the material will help you retain information and foster a deeper understanding of the subject matter.

Create a network of allies: Create study groups with your classmates. Working together with peers may improve your educational experience, open your eyes to new ideas, and aid you in tackling difficult issues.

Develop efficient time management techniques since college life may be stressful. Set reasonable objectives, prioritize your chores, and allot time for studying, homework, extracurriculars, and leisure. Aim for a balanced lifestyle and refrain from procrastination.

Assist when required: If you need help with any subject or idea, don't be afraid to ask your professors, teaching assistants, or fellow students. Take use of the study facilities and tutoring services that are frequently offered by universities.

Develop good study habits: Experiment with different study techniques and find what works best for you. Review your notes regularly, break down complex topics into smaller parts, and practice solving problems. Take breaks during study sessions to stay refreshed and focused.

Set concrete objectives and constantly remind yourself of your motivation for pursuing a BTech. Celebrate your accomplishments, no matter how minor, and maintain your optimism even when things are difficult. Spend time with encouraging friends and mentors who can motivate and inspire you.

Take part in extracurricular activities since college is about more than just academics. Join organizations, groups, or sports that you find interesting. You gain new skills, establish friends, and have a more complete college experience thanks to it.

College may be tough, so give your well-being a high priority. Get enough rest, eat healthy foods, work out frequently, and engage in relaxing hobbies. Success depends on taking good care of your physical and emotional health.

Keep in mind that your first year lays the groundwork for your BTech career. 

There are lot of specializations provided in both undergraduates and post graduates courses. Earlier the college offered only core branch courses but from concurrent year various specialised courses are offered as an independent branches .

The various specialisation courses offered with computer Science and Information Science under UG course are Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Cyber Security, Machine Learning.

For post graduate courses there are various specialisation course too including VLSI, Data Science, machine learning, big data, embedded systems, microcontrollers, Virtual machines and more.

With the development of new technologies, these branches keep on increasing year on year and most of them are also approved by the NAAC.

Internship offers can be grabbed by students both within and out of the college, the college is supportive in terms of attendance.
Internships stats are as follows:
CSE: 120 students have grabbed internships opportunities with the highest stipend of 1 LPA
Other stipends range from 10K to 50K 
ISE: Around 100+ students have got internships from different companies. 
ECE, EIE and AIML students also have internship offers
As Bangalore is an IT hub, there are a lot of companies around so it is relatively easier for students to build an resume and get internships.
These offers also convert to PPO (Pre placement offers) based on the student's performance. 
There are also few companies which conduct tests to hire students for internships such as KPIT and more.

Yes, Delhi Technological University (DTU) offers MBA programmes. Through its Delhi School of Management (DSM) and University School of Management and Entrepreneurship (USME) campuses, DTU provides full-time, two-year MBA programmes with specialisations in General Management, Business Analytics, Family Business and Entrepreneurship, and Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Venture Development. Candidates must have completed an undergraduate degree with an aggregate between 50% and 60% to be eligible to apply for an MBA at DTU; however, SC/ST and PwD category students are granted an exception. Registering on the official DTU or CMAC website and paying the required application cost completes the application procedure. The average CTC granted to students in DTU's most recent MBA placements has increased significantly, with the finance industry seeing the greatest hiring rise.