Quick Facts

Total Fees

8.55 L

Exam

JEE Advanced

Seats

110

Fees Details

General

₹ 8.55 L

Disclaimer: Data for total fees has been calculated based on all years/semesters as provided by the college. The actual fees may vary.

Course Details

MODE

Full time

DURATION

48 Months

Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) in Civil Engineering is a four years full-time undergraduate Engineering course and it is offered by Indian Institute of Technology Delhi.

Eligibility Criteria

A Candidate for admission to the four-year degree course in Engineering must have passed the Intermediate examination (10+2) of the Board of Intermediate Education with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) as subjects or any other examination.

Admission Details

Admission to all Undergraduate Programmes through the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) (Main and Advanced).

Top Exams Accepted by IIT Delhi

(JEE Advanced) - Joint Entrance Exam Advanced

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(MHT CET) - Maharashtra Common Entrance Test

Result Date - Online mode

16 Jul'26 - 17 Jul'26

Student Reviews for B.Tech Civil Engineering

4.6/5(3 Reviews)

College Infrastructure: 4.7/5

Academics: 4.7/5

Placements: 4.7/5

Value for Money: 4/5

Campus Life: 5/5

I prefer this college because of frnd studying this college

Posted on 8 Jan'26 by Anonymous

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Batch of 2026-01-01 | B.Tech Civil Engineering

College Infrastructure

The campus infrastructure is satisfactory and supports a comfortable learning environment.class room are neet and equipped with basic teaching skills the laboratory provides useful acedimic resources for student

Best experience i learned many new things

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Posted on 27 Dec'25 by Anonymous

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Batch of 2025-01-01 | B.Tech Civil Engineering

College Infrastructure

IIT Delhi’s campus as well-planned spacious,and green campus with big buildings comfortable classrooms full facility of electricity and water availability of library and well maintained computer labs . Laboratory facility with apparatus and chemicals for medical students .

also the fur of all the smaller mammals a

Posted on 22 Dec'25 by
Batch of 2029-01-01 | B.Tech Civil Engineering

College Infrastructure

Adapted from "The Colors of Animals" by Sir John Lubbock in A Book of Natural History (1902, ed. David Starr Jordan) The color of animals is by no means a matter of chance; it depends on many considerations, but in the majority of cases tends to protect the animal from danger by rendering it less conspicuous. Perhaps it may be said that if coloring is mainly protective, there ought to be but few brightly colored animals. There are, however, not a few cases in which vivid colors are themselves protective. The kingfisher itself, though so brightly colored, is by no means easy to see. The blue harmonizes with the water, and the bird as it darts along the stream looks almost like a flash of sunlight. Desert animals are generally the color of the desert. Thus, for instance, the lion, the antelope, and the wild donkey are all sand-colored. “Indeed,” says Canon Tristram, “in the desert, where neither trees, brushwood, nor even undulation of the surface afford the slightest protection to its foes, a modification of color assimilated to that of the surrounding country is absolutely necessary. Hence, without exception, the upper plumage of every bird, and also the fur of all the smaller mammals and the skin of all the snakes and lizards, is of one uniform sand color.” The next point is the color of the mature caterpillars, some of which are brown.

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