Dreams and Ambitions are fulfilled at Cluster Innovation Centre

Quite a few reasons for me to choose this course, including the course structure, pedagogy, flexibility, the ability to get an exposure to research, future prospects and so on. The faculty to student ratio is quite decent. The teaching pedagogy followed by most teachers is quite good and effective in imparting knowledge. All of the faculty have PhDs / are currently pursuing PhDs from premier instituitions of India and abroad. Exams conducted by the University of Delhi are well managed and punctual.

Currently, I do not possess much data regarding the internships that are opted by students here. Personally, I got an internship at the edTech company called BeyondExams as a Community Manager and Prompt Engineer. In the past, students have interned at BARC, DRDO, United Nations, FMS, IIT Bombay, Doordarshan, IIM Bangalore, NTPC, Indian Oil, Purdue University, DMRC, Government of India, University of Delhi, The Hindu and many more places.

On campus placements are offered for interested students. Most students, however, either go for higher studies or get off campus placements or bag PPOs. Currently, alumni of DU CIC are also the alumni of / currently enrolled in top institutes of India and abroad, such as Stanford, Harvard, UC Berkeley, Erasmus Mundus, IITs, IIMs and so on. Some other students went for startups. Placement rate (inclusive of all categories) is 100%. I plan to go for higher studies after my B.Tech.

Currently, the tuition fees for this course are 40,000 rupees per annum, as set by the University of Delhi. Apart from that, students have expenses for their food, lodging, travel, refreshments and so on. In Delhi, boarding and lodging costs can vary from Rs. 7,000 to Rs. 30,000 per month, depending on the facilities and luxuries one opts for.

The annual tech fest of DU CIC called Convoke is conducted in the month of February every year. Librarires of Delhi University and Cluster Innovation Centre collectively have a huge collection of books and journals. Classrooms are fully airconditioned and equipped with modern amenities. Indoor and outdoor sports, gym, extra-curricular facilities are available at DU CIC. In order to get a detailed overview of the clubs run by the students of DU CIC, one can visit their pages on LinkedIn. Some of the clubs which went inactive during the Lockdown are being gradually revived.

Hello! I am Abitatha Roy, a student at Cluster Innovation Centre, University of Delhi, enrolled in the B.Tech Information Technology and Mathematical Innovations (4 years) course. In order to be eligible for this course, one has to score about 55-60% marks in their Class 12 board exams. The entrance exam accepted is CUET UG (English + Maths + General Test). No interview is conducted. However, I personally feel that an interview round should be conducted to be able to screen out students and successfully take in a creamier layer among the applicants. My AIR for this particular course was 23, plus I belong to the General Category, so my seat was allocated under the UR category.