DDU Polytechnic Information Technology: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Admission to the college is determined by a merit list that considers 60% of board exam marks and 40% of GUJCET exam marks for GSEB students. The college is recognized for its faculty, who are well-suited for committed students. The daily schedule includes 7 to 8 hours of study with a 30-minute lunch break, and strict attendance is maintained. Although the workload is demanding, some students feel it lacks meaningful value.

The college has government and private departments with differing fees: 3500 per semester for government departments and 75000 per semester for private ones. Some branches are fully government-funded, some are private, and others have a mixed model with equal seats for both government and self-financed students. Placement opportunities are provided through online and offline interviews with well-known companies, offering annual salary packages between 3 lakhs and 8-10 lakhs. The MYSY scholarship provides financial assistance, offering Rs.

12,000 for hostel expenses and Rs. 55,000 towards tuition fees for self-financed students.