Hello Aspirant,

As of now, Delhi Technological University (DTU) does not admit students into its core technical disciplines (e.g., B. Tech programs) via CUET (Common University Entrance Test). Students are admitted to B.Tech courses based on their performance on the JEE Mains examination, plus the Joint Admission Counselling (JAC) Delhi procedure.

Generally, CUET is used for admission to undergraduate programs that are not engineering related, such as B.A., BBA, or B.Sc. in some central and participating universities. For technical programs at DTU, JEE Mains is the only valid route for admission.

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Hello Vipul,

Between B.Tech in EEE (Electrical & Electronics Engineering) and ECE (Electronics & Communication Engineering) , here’s a simple comparison for placements, salary, and career growth:

1. Placements:

• ECE: Generally has better placement opportunities due to a wider range of industries like IT, telecom, embedded systems, software, and electronics.
  
  

• EEE: Good placements, mostly in power, energy, infrastructure, and manufacturing sectors, but fewer IT jobs compared to ECE.
  
  2. Salary:

• ECE freshers often get slightly higher starting salaries , especially if placed in software or telecom companies.
  
  

• EEE salaries can be good in power and core electrical sectors but entry-level pay is often lower than ECE.
  
  3. Career Growth:

• ECE: Offers diverse career options in software, hardware, communications, and emerging tech like IoT and AI.
  
  

• EEE: More specialized in power systems, electrical machines, and automation; good for jobs in utilities, power plants, and government sectors.
  
  Bottom line:

• If you want more job options and higher starting pay , go for ECE .

• If you prefer core electrical fields and power sector jobs , choose EEE .

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Cybersecurity primarily falls under the field of Information Technology (IT), specifically within the subfields of:

Computer Science

Information Security

Information Systems

Network and Systems Administration

Engineering (in the context of systems and software security)

It also overlaps with:

Law and Policy (e.g., data protection regulations like GDPR)

Risk Management

Criminal Justice (e.g., digital forensics and cybercrime investigations)

Ethical Hacking / Penetration Testing