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Indian Express
a day ago
- Indian Express
Round 2 of BTech admissions at DU: What's filled, What's still up for grabs
With the second round of BTech admissions at Delhi University (DU) underway, while all 120 seats in the Computer Science and Engineering programme have been filled, several seats continue to remain vacant in the Electrical Engineering as well as Electronics and Communication Engineering courses. Of the 360 seats across the three programmes, 338 have been filled so far, The Indian Express has learnt. Each of the three BTech programmes at DU – Computer Science and Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Electronics and Communication Engineering – can accommodate 120 students. These were introduced in the 2023–24 academic session, and students are inducted on the basis of their performance in the JEE (Main) examination. After the minimum Common Rank List (CRL) cut-offs for the second round of seat allocation was issued by DU, while the Computer Science and Engineering programme has closed admissions for the year, Electrical Engineering has so far filled 76 seats while Electronics and Communication Engineering has admitted over 90 students, according to data reviewed by The Indian Express. As for the integrated law programme, which was also introduced in 2023-24 and offers 120 seats, the interest remains high. According to the admission data, over 3,425 students have registered or expressed interest in the course so far, and 1,785 of them have paid the registration fee. The university had to go up to the fifth admission list last year to fill all seats in this programme. The BTech and integrated law programmes are being offered by Delhi University's Faculty of Technology and Faculty of Law, respectively. These courses were introduced as part of the university's expansion under the National Education Policy. The admission process for both continues to run separately from the central undergraduate Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) used for most undergraduate courses at DU. Students coming from families with an annual income of less than Rs 4 lakh are eligible for a fee waiver of up to 90% in the BTech and the five-year integrated law programmes. The university is now preparing to initiate the second phase of seat allocation across its UG courses early next week. This will be contingent on the declaration of the CUET-UG results, which are awaited. 'If the CUET results are announced this week, we expect to begin the second phase of admissions early next week. Students are advised to keep their college preferences ready,' said Haneet Gandhi, Dean of Admissions at DU.
India.com
06-06-2025
- Science
- India.com
Meet JEE Advanced topper Ujjwal Kesari but will not take admission in IIT due to...., his marks were...
The Indian Institute of Technology(IIT) Kanpur has announced the JEE Advanced Result 2025 on June 2, 2025. This year's exam, held on May 18 in a computer-based test (CBT) format, involved two papers carrying 180 marks each. The final rank list was based on the combined scores in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry, with subject-wise and overall qualifying marks determining eligibility for the Common Rank List (CRL). Seventeen-year-old Ujjwal Kesari secured the All India Rank(AIR) 5 in the highly competitive examinations and scored a remarkable 324 out of a total of 360 marks. Candidates who appeared for the JEE Advanced 2025 can now access their scorecards and final answer keys at Meet JEE Advanced topper Ujjwal Kesari but will not take admission in IIT due to…., his marks were… With outstanding scores, Ujjwal can get admission easily into prestigious courses such as Computer Science at IIT Bombay or IIT Delhi. Yet, to everyone's surprise, he announced that he would not be enrolling in any IIT. Despite his remarkable achievements, Ujjwal's choice to skip IIT has left many people amazed. Rather, Ujjwal has shown his inclination to study at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore. According to the News 18 Hindi report, he shared in an interview that his interest is in research work, especially quantum physics, and he finds IISc Bangalore to be the ideal institution to nurture that interest. He mentioned that though IITs provide great opportunities to get employment with good packages, his aim is not to look for a job but to go ahead with research. Ujjwal's path to success started back in 8th grade when he chose to pursue science in 11th standard, fueled by his passion for Physics and Mathematics. His steady focus and hard work have truly paid off, earning him a spot among the top performers in the nation's most challenging entrance exam.
Scroll.in
06-06-2025
- General
- Scroll.in
DU extends registration deadline for PG and BTech admissions 2025; here's direct link to apply
The University of Delhi (DU) has extended the registration deadline for its postgraduate (PG) and admissions for the academic session 2025, as per the official notice. Candidates now have time until 11.59 pm on June 9, 2025, to submit their applications through the university's official portal After the registration closes, DU will open a correction window from June 10 to June 12, 2025. Steps to apply for PG and admission 2025 Visit the official website Under 'Registration Links', click on the link for CSAS PG or Admission Register and login using your details Pay the fee, and submit the form Download the form for future reference Direct link to apply for PG Admission 2025. Direct link to apply for Admission 2025. Eligibility Criteria (TOI Report) Admissions to PG Programs will be based on candidates' scores in the CUET (PG) 2025 examination. Admissions to Programs will consider the Common Rank List (CRL) from the JEE (Main) 2025 Paper-I.
Time of India
06-06-2025
- General
- Time of India
Delhi University extends CSAS PG and BTech registration deadline for 2025 admissions: Check details here
The University of Delhi (DU) has announced an extension for the registration deadline for its postgraduate (PG) and BTech programs for the 2025 academic session. Candidates now have until June 9, 2025, 11:59 PM to complete their applications through the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portals and This extension provides additional time for applicants to submit their forms and pay the requisite fees, ensuring their eligibility for seat allocation in the upcoming academic session. Correction Window Details Following the closure of the registration window, DU will open a one-time correction window from June 10 to June 12, 2025. During this period, candidates can make necessary edits to their submitted applications. However, it's important to note that changes to the category that would require an additional registration fee will not be permitted during this correction phase. Once the application is locked, no further modifications will be allowed. Delhi University Admission Criteria 2025 Applicants can check the eligibility criteria for PG and BTech programs here: PG Programs: Admissions will be based on the candidates' performance in the CUET (PG) 2025 examination. BTech Programs: Admissions will consider the Common Rank List (CRL) from JEE (Main) 2025 Paper-I. Applicants must ensure they have appeared for the relevant entrance examinations and meet the eligibility criteria specified by the university. Application Process To apply for DU PG or BTech programs: Visit the respective admission portal: PG: BTech: Register using your application number and date of birth. Fill out the online application form with accurate details. Upload the necessary documents as per the guidelines. Pay the applicable registration fee online. Submit the application and download the confirmation page for future reference. Candidates are advised to complete their applications promptly and utilize the correction window judiciously to ensure all information is accurate. For further updates and detailed information, regularly check the official DU admission portals. Ready to navigate global policies? Secure your overseas future. Get expert guidance now!
The Hindu
04-06-2025
- General
- The Hindu
Happy that my hard work paid off, says AP topper in JEE (Advanced) Vadlamudi Lokesh
VIJAYAWADA 'I was fast asleep when my brother Karthikeya woke me up and broke the news of my success in the JEE exam. The house erupted in celebrations. I am still excited,' said an excited Vadlamudi Lokesh, who secured an all-India 10th rank in the JEE (Advanced) 2025 and is also the State topper. IIT-Kanpur announced the results in the early hours of Monday for the entrance exam conducted on May 18. Lokesh had appeared for the exam from the IIT Hyderabad zone and secured 317 marks, placing him in the top 10 of the Common Rank List (CRL). His father, Venkaiah Naidu, who works with a Dutch-based NGO, and mother, Sailaja, a homemaker, are elated over their son's achievement. 'Ï worked really hard and was confident that the amount of hard work I invested in my preparation for the exam, would pay off,' he says, adding that he was expecting a rank below 60. 'To know that I had done way better and had scored 10th rank came as a pleasant surprise,' he told The Hindu on Wednesday. Lokesh is keen on joining IIT-Bombay and pursue a course in Computer Science Engineering (CSE). 'My aim is to start my own company in the future and pay back to society,' says the young achiever. After completing his schooling in different places, including his primary education in Ethiopia, he joined the Narayana campus at Kanuru in Vijayawada for intermediate education. Students of IIT Hyderabad zone performed exceptionally well this year, securing five positions in the top 20. Arnav Singh from Hyderabad bagged the 9th rank with 319 marks, while Lokesh secured 10th position. Dharmana Gnana Rutvik Sai, also from Andhra Pradesh, secured 18th rank and topped in the OBC-NCL category at the national level. Vangala Ajay Reddy from Nellore stood 19th and secured first rank in the GEN-EWS category, followed by Avanaganti Anirudh Reddy, who secured 20th position.
