Compare IIT Delhi: Ranking, Fees, Courses, Placement & Reviews

Hello Ayush,

IIT Delhi Fee Structure:

1. B.Tech:

• General/OBC/EWS (Income > Rs.5L): Rs.1,24,450 (at admission)
• Income Rs.1L - Rs.5L: Rs.57,783
• SC/ST/PwD & Income < Rs.1L: Rs.24,450

2. M.Tech/MS(R):

• Full-Time: Rs.25,000 per semester
• Part-Time: Rs.75,000 per semester

3. MBA: Rs.2,25,000 per semester

Hostel & mess charges extra. Scholarships available. Visit IIT Delhi for details.

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Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello

With an OBC-NCL rank of 2000 , getting IIT Delhi depends on the branch you are targeting.

Here’s a general idea based on previous years cutoff trends:

Chances of Admission at IIT Delhi :

1. Highly Competitive Branches (Less Likely)

Computer Science and Engineering (CSE)

Electrical Engineering (EE)

Mathematics and Computing (MNC)

Mechanical Engineering (ME)

These branches usually close within OBC-NCL ranks 500-1500, so securing them might be difficult.

2. Moderate Chances (Borderline)

Civil Engineering

Textile Technology

Biochemical Engineering

These branches have had closing ranks near or slightly above 2000 in some years. Your chances will depend on seat availability and category-wise seat matrix.

3. Less Competitive Branches (Higher Chances)

Engineering Physics

Production and Industrial Engineering

These branches may have cutoffs extending close to your rank, so you stand a better chance.

Hope this gives you the clarity you need.

Yes, IIT Delhi has discontinued its Integrated B.Tech. and M.Tech. Dual Degree program in Computer Science and Engineering as of July 2024. This decision aligns with a broader trend among Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) to restructure their academic offerings. For instance, IIT Kharagpur has also abolished dual degree programs at the entry level, transitioning to offering only bachelor's programs to incoming students from the 2024-25 academic year.

While the dual degree program has been discontinued, IIT Delhi continues to offer a standalone B.Tech. program in Computer Science and Engineering. Prospective students interested in pursuing advanced studies can consider enrolling in the B.Tech. program and later opt for postgraduate studies, such as an M.Tech., based on their academic interests and career goals.

For the most current information on available programs and admission criteria, it's advisable to consult the official IIT Delhi website or contact the admissions office directly.