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    DU's unique BTech program offers interesting subjects, hands-on learning experiences

    DU's unique BTech program offers interesting subjects, hands-on learning experiences

    By Gogona Saikia
    Jun 14, 2018
    05:42 pm

    What's the story

    Confused about what to do after Class 12? Looking for a course that's unique and promising?

    Try the four-year BTech program in Information Technology and Mathematical Innovations offered by the Cluster Innovation Centre (CIC), Delhi University (DU).

    It is the only BTech course in DU for which it has its own admission process. You need 60% in boards to qualify for it. Here's more.

    Information

    For admission, you have to clear an entrance test

    According to Gurpreet Singh Tuteja, deputy dean of students' welfare, the course admits 40 students annually, but receives over 200 applications each year. To appear the entrance exam, you need 60% in your 'best of four' subjects, which compulsorily include mathematics. This year, the exam is on June 21.

    Syllabus

    Projects, internships and more are graded

    The course is significantly different than most BTech programs, says Dr HP Singh, Director, CIC. For one, the evaluation method here gives 60% weightage to hands-on learning - individual projects, semester-long projects, internships and more.

    The eighth semester covers a six-month internship.

    All such projects are graded to "incentivize independent study and excite students about things they study in theory," explains Shobha Bagai, Program Coordinator.

    Subjects

    The choice of subjects is interesting too!

    The papers are also interesting and unique. There are subjects like 'environmental consciousness,' 'art of communication,' 'creative writing' and 'science, philosophy, truth.'

    "Students have the option to pick a mentor from outside their institution as well," said Bagai.

    In addition to the major papers, students can pick one from three substreams- electronics & embedded systems, system biology, and economics & management- as a minor.

    Information

    You can find more details here

    For those studying this program, CIC offers a well-equipped campus and state-of-the-art amenities. Classrooms are laptop-friendly and have projectors installed, while the labs facilitate innovation-based research. For more details, visit the official CIC website at www.ducic.ac.in.

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