Admission to Delhi Polytechnic's mechanical engineering program is competitive, requiring a CET Exam rank under 200 for first-round counseling. The faculty is generally supportive, with a mix of experienced and less effective members, and a faculty-to-student ratio of 80:1. The program includes two sessional exams, one final exam each semester, and strict attendance policies. The mechanical department faculty is highly qualified and approachable. The placement program sees 70-80% of students securing jobs with companies like Maruti Suzuki and Tata Motors.
Average salaries range from 3-3.6 lakhs per annum, with the highest at 6 lakhs. Eligibility for placements starts in the 5th semester, requiring a minimum of 60% in the diploma. Internships last 4 to 6 weeks with stipends of 5,000 to 15,000. Scholarships are available, including Rs. 11,000 for scores above 80% and Rs. 8,400 for scores between 70-80%. SC/ST students have dedicated scholarships, supplemented by the TATA Group. Tuition fees are Rs.
3,000 per semester for general/OBC students and Rs. 2,000 for SC/ST students, totaling Rs. 18,000 for the three-year course. Financial aid is available through government schemes, with annual fees for diploma courses at Rs. 16,000 and scholarships for top performers.
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