Delhi Institute of Tool Engineering New Delhi B.Tech Mechatronics: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Admission to the college is through the IPUCET, with the exam conducted in May and results released within 15 days. A rank of 20,702 enabled admission to DITE's Mechatronics branch during the fourth counseling round. The college offers B.Tech courses in Mechatronics, Tool, and Mechanical Engineering, and a diploma in Tool and Die across two campuses in Delhi. Tuition fees were initially 60,000 INR and have risen to 72,000 INR since 2019.

Total fees over four years amount to 2,38,000 INR. Placement rates vary; Tool Engineering boasts a 100% rate with packages up to 10 LPA, while Mechatronics struggles with 60% placement and packages averaging 2-3 LPA. Major recruiters include Maruti Suzuki, Uno Minda, and Wipro, though students often pursue off-campus opportunities due to low on-campus packages. Internship opportunities are limited, with stipends ranging from 1,000 to 4,000 INR. Scholarships from the Delhi Government cover up to 100% of tuition fees for eligible students from EWS and minority groups, with additional waivers for defense backgrounds.

No specific scholarships exist for general category students, but both Central and Delhi Government scholarships may cover up to 80% of fees. Tuition fees range from 74,000 to 1.5 lakhs annually, and education loans are available, though with potentially high interest rates. Administrative processes are slow, and facilities, such as labs, are reportedly lacking.