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Yes, you can but it requires robotics knowledge as well Mechatronics can be understood to come from two words - Mecha, which stands for Mechanics and tronics, which stands for Electronics. Thus, Mecahtronics is the integration of Mechanical, Electrical and Software systems to make intelligent and more productive machines. Robotics simply is one of the applications of Mecahtronic knowledge. It involves the integration of all the components of Mechatonics systems to design machines that can act like humans. If Mechatronics is a Multi National Company, then Robotics is just one of the products of that company. Some Institutes offer combined courses such as Mecahtronics and Robotics with specialisation in Robotics and some may offer these courses as different individual courses.

DCE (now DTU) used to give University of Delhis B.Tech degree but now it is a state university. Same is the case with Netaji Subhash Institute of Technology. From this year it is a state university, so it will not provide B.Tech degrees affiliated to University of Delhi. Also, the FYUP courses are officially ended by the University. So, those colleges will also give you B.Sc. Degree. But there is a centre in University of Delhi that is providing B.Tech course. Cluster Innovation Centre is a part of University of Delhi and is situated in North Campus. It provides B.Tech degree in Information Technology and Mathematical Innovations (similar to Mathematics and Computing). Admission in this course is by entrance exam conducted by the university. You can check their website - https://ducic.ac.in/.