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A total of 360 students will be admitted to the courses on the basis of their Joint Entrance Examination (Mains) score
Supernumerary seats for single girl child, scholarships for underprivileged students, and laptops for all are among the incentives being offered by the Delhi University for its three new BTech programmes this year, Vice Chancellor Yogesh Singh announced on Wednesday.
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Supernumerary seats for single girl child, scholarships for underprivileged students, and laptops for all are among the incentives being offered by the Delhi University for its three new BTech programmes this year.
Delhi University will introduce BTech programmes from the forthcoming academic session with a capacity of 360 students who will be admitted in three engineering courses through JEE Mains. According to the official, the three courses which will be conducted by the Faculty of Technology are BTech