JEE score, 60% in PCM: What DU needs for BTech admission

Keeping in mind Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR), DU will offer a financial support scheme for economically weaker students (EWS) as part of which candidates whose parental income is Rs 4 lakh or less will receive a 90% waiver of fees at the time of admission and those with parental income between Rs 4 lakh and Rs 8 lakh will receive a 50% waiver in fees, the V-C said.

One seat in each of the three B Tech programmes will be offered as a supernumerary seat to single-girl children.

The varsity will also provide the 360 — 120 in each course — students a reimbursement up to Rs 50,000 on the purchase of a laptop.

As much as 5% of the total sanctioned strength of the colleges shall be allocated for extra-curricular activities (ECA) and sports supernumerary quota.

The colleges can allocate between 1% and 4% to ECA and sports, subject to a maximum of 5% intake of the college, officials said. DU has 26 games under its sports supernumerary quota and 14 categories under the ECA supernumerary quota.