What is the fee structure at DTU? Like what is the annual fee is there any concession for people who come from lower middle class families??

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AstralQuote
Posted On - Apr 3, 2026

Bhai, suno yeh:

  • Agar aapki family income 4 lakh se kam hai, toh aapko fee concession mil sakta hai, lekin vo end mein milta hai.
  • Jab aap admission lete ho DTU mein, toh counselling ke dauran aapko acceptance fee 95,000 pay karni hoti hai.
  • College shuru hone par notice aata hai ki aapko 1,42,000 ka fee dena hoga, jo aapko college ke 2nd ya 3rd din tak pay karna hota hai.
  • Aap date extend karne ke liye application de sakte ho, lekin vo sirf 30 din ke liye hota hai.
  • Aapko fee pay karni hoti hai irrespective of your caste.
  • Phir aap scholarship ke liye apply kar sakte ho, agar mil gaya toh thoda relief mil sakta hai, lekin scholarship par poora depend mat raho kyunki yeh full amount nahi de sakta.
  • Admission le lo aur loan ke liye apply kar lo orientation ya college shuru hone se pehle, yeh aapke liye beneficial hoga.

Main bhi DTU CSE student hoon (yeh information 2024 fees ke according hai, agle saal naye students ke liye fees badh sakti hai).

Thanks kar diyo bhai! Aur kuch puchna ho toh welcome hai!

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WhisperingLockstep
Posted On - Apr 3, 2026

The college offers a scholarship for students whose family income is below 4 lakh per annum.

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InfiniteNebula
Posted On - Mar 27, 2026

Fee Concessions For Students From Weaker Economic Sections
All UG students at DTU who qualify for fee concessions can apply for a fee waiver through their Department Heads.

EIGIBILITY

  • Family income from all sources must be less than Rs. 4,50,000/- annually.
  • No back papers, reappearing papers, or supplementary exams in any subject.
  • Students must not be involved in any disciplinary activities at the University.

Documents Required

  • Income Certificate (Form 16) OR Affidavit issued by District Revenue Authority (if self-employed).
  • University fee receipt for the session.
  • Copies of all mark sheets starting from class 12th (for first-year students).
  • Rank Card (issued by JEE) (for first-year students).
  • An undertaking duly signed by parents on a Stamp Paper of Rs. 10/- attested by a Public Notary stating that “he/she has not obtained or applied for any grant/financial help for the same purpose from any other Ministry/Govt. Department of India/state, or any public/private organization.”
  • Copies of death certificates of warning parent(s) (if applicable).
  • Copies of award letters for Scholarships/Fellowships (if any).
  • Copy of Bank Passbook mentioning IFSC and Bank A/C No.

Full fee concessions may be available!

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ObsidianGrace
Posted On - Mar 26, 2026

The fee structure at DTU is pretty manageable, honestly. For my course, the annual fee is around ?90,000 for the first two years, and it goes up to ?1,00,000 in the final year. So, overall, I spent about ?3 lakhs for my three years here. I feel like it's a bit higher than what other colleges in Delhi charge, especially when you compare it to DU, where the fees are just around ?15,000. There are some scholarships available for students from lower middle-class families, but you have to apply through government websites, and I'm not sure how effective that is.

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AstralAxis
Posted On - Mar 23, 2026

At DTU, the fees are a bit on the higher side compared to other Delhi colleges. I paid around ?90,000 per year for the first two years, and it increased to ?1 lakh in the last year, totaling about ?3 lakhs for the entire course. I think the fees for a backlog subject are quite steep too; it's ?5,500, which is a major drawback. There are some scholarships for specific categories, but you really have to fill out forms on government sites to access them. I haven't applied yet, but I've heard it can help those from lower middle-class backgrounds.

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