How can I visit the campus of DTU??

Absolutely! I visited the campus just a few days ago. Here’s how you can do it:

• Inform the guards or gatekeepers that you’re there to visit the college.
• Let them know you’d like to ask a few questions to some students.
• They’ll likely agree, and you’ll need to write your name and time of entry in their register.

I also checked out the NSUT and IIITD campuses and chatted with students I encountered along the way. Enjoy your visit!

If you want to visit the campus of DTU, it's pretty straightforward. Just head to the East Campus located in Rohini, Delhi. You can take the metro to the nearest station and then maybe a rickshaw or cab from there. The campus is lively with around 2000 students from various branches, and trust me, it has a great vibe.

If you're checking out the economics course like I did, you might even get a chance to sit in on a class with some really experienced faculty. Don't forget to check out the facilities while you're there!

Visiting DTU is a great idea if you're considering the economics program. The East Campus is accessible via the metro, and once you arrive, you can explore the different departments. There are about 70 faculty members, most of whom are super knowledgeable.

When I visited, I was impressed by the classrooms with AC and projectors. I recommend going during one of the college fests, like Engifest, to experience the campus life fully. You’ll definitely enjoy the buzz!

Yes, you can definitely visit the campus! If the guard asks for a student ID, just mention that you have some work at the bank or need to inquire about the admission process with the admin.

I highly recommend visiting these colleges; you'll really get a feel for the place!

The campuses of DTU and NSUT are very attractive.

Here are some pictures of the college!

Yes, you can definitely visit the DTU campus! The students there are more eager to help than you might expect!!!

You can visit anytime, anywhere—whether it's the open spaces on campus, the main canteen, or the hostels.

Typically, the security at the gate may ask you some questions, but if you explain your purpose and show them an ID proof (like your class 12 admission ticket or Aadhar), they should allow you in.

If you know any professors or students, having their reference can also make your entry easier, but it's not a major issue.

Now, regarding your choice between COE at DTU and CSE at NSUT: both COE and CSE are essentially the same; it’s just a matter of nomenclature. NSUT was established as DIT in 1983, as an offshoot of the former DCE. It later became NSIT around 1992 and was designated a deemed-to-be university (NSUT) in 2018, while DCE became a deemed-to-be...