Delhi Technological University will use AIEEE exam scores to admit students
Delhi Technological University (DTU), formerly called Delhi College of Engineering (DCE) is going to start the admission procedure for the B. Tech program in fourteen full time courses. The admission will be based on the rank scored by the student in All India Engineering Entrance Examination-2010 which is conducted by CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) every year.
The scheduled date of this year’s AIEEE exam is April 25.
Delhi College of Engineering is one the finest Institution of India so you have a chance to get the admission in this reputed College but for this you have to work very hard and have to clear the AIEEE. A degree from DTU holds a very prestigious position, but for this you will have to work hard and clear your AIEEE. Delhi Technological University is going to include the following disciplines in their curriculum:
- Electronics and Communication Engineering.
- Computer Engineering.
- Electrical Engineering.
- Mechanical Engineering.
- Civil Engineering.
- Production and Industrial Engineering.
- Environmental Engineering.
- Polymer Science and Chemical Technology.
- Information Technology.
- Bio-Technology.
- Software Engineering.
- Engineering Physics.
- Automobile Engineering.
- Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
The total number of seats for the all the above courses are 910 out of which 85% seats are reserved for candidates who belong to Delhi (those who have passed qualifying examination from Delhi/NCR) and remaining 15% seats are available for the rest of the students. Delhi Technological University will conduct their own counseling for admission procedure in the defined courses.
A single All-India entrance examination for Engineering
Well, this will come out as good news for Science students in India who plan to be engineers. All the directors of IIT (Indian Institute of Technology) have now made a committee which plans to conduct a single entrance examination conducted throughout India for admissions in engineering colleges.
If this proposal is accepted, then students, which have to undertake different examinations like IIT-JEE ( IIT Joint Entrance Examination)and AIEEE (All India Engineering Entrance Examination) which is conducted by CBSE, will now have to take only one exam.
According to S.C. Saxena, director IIT-Roorkee, this new exam will be more focused on the analytical skills of the student and will also give weightage to the class 12 board marks, so that students take Class 12 seriously.
This is to correct the fact that students ignore Class 12 results and concentrate more on preparing for different entrance examinations which is very common these days because there is no weightage for Class 12 marks.
This move has been hailed by many students, which say that this will reduce the pressure of giving different examination.
On the other hand there are a few who say that this will increase the competition a lot.
Well, it remains to be seen whether this exam will bring relief to the students or increase the pressure further.