Is doing B.Tech Electrical Engineering from DTU any good?

I’m currently in my first year of B.Tech in Electrical Engineering at DTU, and I can already see it’s a good decision. The faculty here are really knowledgeable, with many holding PhDs. The exams are a bit tough, but it keeps us on our toes. Although I haven’t explored internships much yet, I’ve heard from seniors that there are various opportunities with good stipends, like around $98k for Facebook! When it comes to placements, I know that companies like Apple and Google are regular recruiters. The last batch had about 80% placement, which is promising for us. Overall, DTU has a great environment for learning and growth.

Since I'm studying Electrical and Electronics Engineering at DTU, I feel qualified to answer your question.

1. The rate at which DTU is increasing its intake every year and the declining cutoffs is concerning. I’d suggest you work a bit harder and aim for a coding-related branch unless you have a strong interest in circuits or core jobs.

2. The teachers are quite strict about attendance and grading.

3. Even though electrical students often have to put in the most effort, the placement opportunities aren't very promising since the intake for Computer Engineering and IT is continually rising.

All the best!

I wouldn't recommend it as a great option. Here’s why:

• NIT colleges generally have a better reputation.
• The placement opportunities are often superior at NITs.
• The quality of education and faculty can be more impressive at NITs.
• Networking and alumni support tend to be stronger at NITs.

Overall, pursuing Electrical Engineering from a good NIT is likely a smarter choice than DTU.

If you’re considering B.Tech in Electrical Engineering from DTU, I’d say go for it! The curriculum is intense, with exams every three months, but the faculty is really supportive and experienced. I’m excited about the internship opportunities; even though I’m just a first-year student, seniors are landing some impressive ones, like positions at Deloitte.

The placement scene is also encouraging, with last year seeing placements from companies like Microsoft and Google. I plan to pursue my master’s after B.Tech, but it’s comforting to know so many students got placed last year. Plus, the campus life is vibrant with events like Engifest, so you won’t get bored!

Absolutely! It’s a great choice. The labs are excellent, and the classrooms are well-equipped. When it comes to faculty, they are supportive, but they expect you to take the initiative. They are understanding and approachable. The campus is also quite nice.

So, as you can see, all the external factors are favorable. The only thing that matters now is YOU. If you've already secured a seat at DTU, go for it! Don’t hesitate. Don’t let self-doubt creep in. Remember, you are amazing! Yes, you are!

Strive to be a great engineer. Best of luck!