Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology - [IIITD], New Delhi

Ans. IIIT Delhi is one of the best institutes to pursue B.Tech in CSE as it has great faculty members and the placement stats for CSE are far better than any institute. During the 2023 placement drive, CSE average salary stood at INR 23.72 LPA.

Ans. Yes, IIIT Delhi is better than DTU as it has great academics and infrastructure compared to other institutes. If you’re looking for better placement offers then you should definitely opt for IIIT Delhi.

Ans. Admissions at IIIT Delhi are done on the basis of scores in the national-level exams like JEE Main, UCEED, GATE, and a written test and interview conducted by the institute.

Ans. The minimum percentile required for IIIT Delhi is 80% in the 12th class.

Ans. Yes, IIIT Delhi also accepts the applications of Non-GATE qualified candidates. But the seats will be subject to availability as the institute gives preference to candidates having a valid score in GATE/GPAT exam.

Ans. IIIT Delhi is equipped with all the essential facilities for students like Hostel, Library, Computer labs, etc. At present, there are two hostels, one for the boys having 372 seats and another for the girls with 164 seats. Each room in both the hostels is provided with furniture needed by a student - bed, table, chair, bookshelf, cupboard, etc. Three states of the art computer labs, meant for undergraduate teaching, house a total of 200 desktops.

Ans.  IIIT Delhi cutoff varies every year as it depends on the application received for that particular academic year. The institute releases different cutoffs for the Delhi and Outside Delhi candidates. However, if a candidate seeking admission to the B.Tech CSE at IIIT Delhi, he/she can expect it to be between 9446 for Delhi applicants and 10285 for candidates from outside Delhi.

Ans. During the placement drive of 2023, average salary stood at INR 23.72 LPA for the IIIT Delhi students. 

Ans. IIIT Delhi has three hostels for boys having 508, 394 & 280 beds and another for the girls with 380+10(Dormitory) seats. The rooms are provided night time air conditioning in summers, and heating in winters. High-speed Internet connectivity is also available in hostels. 

Ans. Candidates need at least 70% marks in aggregate for five subjects (including Physics, Chemistry and Maths) and 70% in Maths in class XII from CBSE Board or equivalent.

Ans. IIIT Delhi is considered to be a top-tier technical institute in India.

Ans. The costs of studying at IIIT-Delhi are relatively high compared to other public universities in India. And the several reasons are Autonomous Institute, Quality, Location, and Specialization. 

Ans. With a rank of 2 lakh in JEE Main, it is unlikely that you will be eligible for admission to IIIT Delhi. In the recent years, the cutoff rank for IIIT Delhi has been around 10,000 to 20,000 ranks.

Ans.. IIIT Delhi is known for its strong research culture and has a vibrant research community comprising faculty members, researchers, and students. The institute has a dedicated research and development department that supports and encourages research activities.

Ans.IIIT Delhi and DTU are both highly respected and prestigious institutions in the field of engineering and technology in India.

IIIT Delhi is a specialized institute that focuses on information technology and related fields.

Ans. IIIT Delhi is one of the best institutions in India for pursuing a B.Tech in CSE. It is a specialized institute that focuses on information technology and related fields and has a strong reputation for its academic programs and research.

Ans.Yes, IIIT Delhi offers stipends to PhD scholars. The institute provides financial support to its PhD students to enable them to focus on their research and complete their program successfully.

Ans. Yes, IIIT Delhi has a well-equipped gymnasium on campus that is accessible to students, faculty, and staff members..

Ans. Some of the top companies visit the IIIT Delhi are Microsoft, Amazon, Google, IBM, Intel, Infosys, and many more. 

Ans.Yes, IIIT Delhi provides industrial exposure to its students through various initiatives and programs. The institute has a strong focus on industry collaborations and encourages its students to participate in internships, industry-sponsored projects, and other industry-oriented programs.

Ans.No, IIIT Delhi does not offer admissions through management quota. The admission is on merit based on the candidate's performance in national-level entrance exams such as JEE Main, GATE, and JAM.

Ans.Yes, IIIT Delhi operates from its own campus, which is located in Okhla Industrial Estate, Phase III, in South Delhi.

Ans.Yes, IIIT Delhi provides accommodation to its students in the form of hostels, which are located within the campus. 

Ans. Yes, IIIT Delhi is a recognized institute of national importance and is governed by the Ministry of Education, Government of India. 

Ans.Yes, IIIT Delhi organizes several fests and cultural events throughout the year, which provide students with opportunities to showcase their talents and skills, and to engage in extracurricular activities. One of the major fests organized by IIIT Delhi is "Esya".

Ans. No, there is no specific dress code followed at IIIT Delhi. Students are free to dress in comfortable and appropriate attire that is suitable for an academic environment.

Ans. Yes, IIIT Delhi has an active alumni network, which comprises of over 1,800 alumni spread across various countries and industries. The alumni network is managed by the institute's Alumni Association, which is a non-profit organization, run by a team of volunteers, consisting of alumni and faculty members.

Ans. No, it is not easy to get into IIIT Delhi, as the institute is known for its high standards of academic excellence and selective admission process. Admissions to IIIT Delhi are based on a rigorous and competitive selection process, which takes into account various factors such as academic qualifications, entrance exam scores, personal statement, and interview performance.

Ans. IIIT Delhi allows students to carry mobile phones to the classroom, but it is expected that they use them judiciously and do not disrupt the learning environment.