Power Teen's Review on IGDTUW - Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University For Women

Placement for ECE a bit down here. Although, people do get placed in core companies other than IT companies. But you need to be really good for that. Alumni network is pretty good and they are very supportive.

So, I started preparing for JEE MAINS in 2013 and then I appeared for the exam in 2015 and luckily got an AIR 26K which was OK! Then I applied for JAC (Joint Admission Counselling) for the Technical colleges of Delhi. Based on my rank (for OD), I got ECE in IGDTUW. I lost ECE in DTU and ICE in NSIT to the people with their AIR around 25899(approx). That was a disappointment then because I didn't want to study in an all-girls college. But now that I have been in IGDTUW for the past 5 semesters, I love this college even though it has certain shortcomings. When I came here, I realised that I was one of the first ones to grab a seat in ECE. The cutoffs for ECE have gone further down for ECE in IGDTUW for the past two years. The infrastructure of this college is a bit miserable but they are working on it. Now it's much better than when I joined the college. Like every Technical college classes are meant for completing the goal of 75% attendance. But if you get lucky then you will find yourself in the presence of pretty amazing teachers. Also, they need you to give three exams per semester- Minor 1, Minor 2 & then Majors. Events and the societies in this college are really amazing and they provide plenty of opportunities to girls who otherwise shy away in a co-ed college, generally. Girls here are pretty smart and expressive. The environment overall is really healthy for self-development and growth. There is one more common problem here. There are a lot of monkeys roaming around on the college campus.

The fees are around 80k for two semesters. Yes, scholarships are available but only for the top 3 ECE students based on their performance up to 2nd year.