National Institute of Technology Delhi

2 Programs 2 Degree levels
Bachelor

Bachelor of Technology (BTech)

DegreeBachelor
FieldEngineering (General)

The BTech is the institute’s undergraduate engineering curriculum offered across multiple disciplinary streams. It suits students aiming for a traditional engineering degree who want to choose from a range of specializations and optional minors provided by the institute.

What you'll study

Study content is organized by branch; the institute publishes separate curriculum documents for each specialization. The page lists downloadable curriculum documents for:

  • Aerospace Engineering
  • Applied Sciences
  • Civil Engineering
  • Computer Science and Engineering (including an Artificial Intelligence and Data Science variant and a minor)
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Electronics and Communication Engineering (including VLSI Design and Technology variants and a minor)
  • Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (and Mechanical Engineering variants)

Some curricula are identified with academic-year applicability (for example, documents labelled AY 2022-2023 onwards, AY 2023-2024 onwards, AY 2024-2025 onwards, and AY 2025-2026 onwards), indicating cohort-based curriculum versions and specific program tracks such as VLSI and AI & Data Science.

Entry requirements

The source page lists curriculum documents and programme streams but does not specify admission criteria. Prospective applicants should consult the institute’s admissions office or official admissions notifications for eligibility rules, qualifying exams, and seat allocation procedures.

Career prospects

Career outcomes follow the chosen branch: graduates typically enter engineering roles aligned with their specialization—examples include aerospace, civil, mechanical, electrical, electronics, and computer-related careers—as well as roles enabled by focused minors (for instance, AI & Data Science, VLSI, or Quantum Technology). Specific opportunities depend on branch curriculum, industry demand, internships, and project experience.

Scholarships & funding angle

The curriculum listing does not detail scholarships or funding. Students should investigate institute-level scholarships, government schemes, and external fellowships; many undergraduates obtain financial support through national scholarship programs, merit- or need-based campus awards, and industry-sponsored scholarships tied to specific departments.

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