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The University has received the Platinum Technology Award for quality and excellence in the field of education, in Geneva, Switzerland. GGSIPU is a member of the Association of Commonwealth Universities, Association of Indian Universities, and Medical Council of India.

GGSIPU is a public, professional university located in New Delhi, India. Founded in 1998, it is a teaching-cum-affiliating university which has been graded 'A' by NAAC.

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Affiliating UniversityGURU GOBIND SINGHINDRAPRASTHA UNIVERSITY(Established by Govt. of NCT of Delhi)

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Contents

LeadershipSpeaks

Director General's MessageDirector's Message

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About Us

About DTCVision & MissionHolistic DevelopmentDigital Learning DuringCovid 19 PandemicOur Campus

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Academics

B.Tech (Bachelor of Technology)BCA (Bachelor of Computer Application)B.Arch (Bachelor of Architecture)MBA (Master of Business AdministrationBA (Economics) & B Com (Hons)BHMCT (Bachelor of Hotel Management& Catering Technology

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CampusLife

Life at DTCSports @ DTCStudent SocietiesCommunity ConnectSchool Connect

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Experiential Learning Training & Placements at DTCResearchTop 10 Reasons to join DTCAdmissions

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Justice Bhanwar Singh(Former High Court Judge)Director GeneralDelhi Technical Campus

We wish all the best for our students and the members of the Institution who reiterate their aims at providing the best in academic and extra-curricular elds. We must believe that success is inevitable where farsightedness, rm determination, hard work and discipline play a dominant role. You must be assured that you will be proud of yourself as a condent and successful person during your career journey through Delhi Technical Campus.

Creating better human beings and successful citizens is our motto and we can do that when we are able to mould our students to be good human beings with values which are embedded deep in life. We aim to provide an overall development that nurtures them towards becoming strong and focused human beings.

Delhi Technical Campus believes in qualitative education to be imparted to its students – a concept, every institution must feel proud of. Technical education of engineering disciplines, architecture & management is essential in development of every country. India has a vast population with variety of needs which can be catered to by the young & meritorious graduates. To achieve a goal in this direction, we train our students to be excellent engineers, home makers, architects and business executives. They are imparted practical training in our well equipped laboratories and workshops with a rich library.

From the desk ofDirector General

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Prof. (Dr.) Ranjit VarmaDirectorDelhi Technical Campus

It gives me immense pleasure in welcoming you to Delhi Technical Campus, an institute dedicated to the proper growth and development of each and every student for a better career prospect.

It is my strong belief that given an opportunity the students of DTC will prove an asset to any recruiting organization. I welcome you all to this great temple of learning.

DTC is one of the oldest colleges in Greater Noida, afliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprashta University, Delhi. This institute Imparts education in the eld of Engineering, Architecture, Management, Hotel Management and Humanities.

As Mahatma Gandhi has once said, "By Education, I mean an all round drawing out of the best in child and man, body, mind and spirit". We, at Delhi Technical Campus, are committed to achieving excellence in all the domains through proper guidance, innovative methods of teaching, continuous interaction with industry and inculcating the entrepreneurship skills in the students, i.e., the “Holistic Development” of our students.

Our goal is to be the most preferred choice of students, faculty & industries and to be in the top in every discipline of education.

The things that make us a good institute are our highly trained faculty, rich library, placement drives, teaching methods, liberty to think and express one self. We want to encourage and promote research activities and integrate it with teaching and learning process.

Apart from this, we have a lush green air conditioned campus, smart classrooms, fully equipped laboratories and air conditioned boys and girls hostel.

From the desk ofDirector

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About Us

Bachelor of Hotel Management & Catering Tech. (BHMCT)

Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA)

Computer Science & Engineering (CSE)

Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE)

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning (AI & ML)

B. A (Hons.) Economics

Bachelor of Architecture (B. Arch.)

B. Com (Hons.)

At DTC we offer the following most sought-after programmes affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi.

B. Tech

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

The promoters of DTC have sound experience of over 17 years in education through establishment of following institutions with a strength of more than 9000 students.

Mayoor School, Noida in collaboration with esteemed Mayo College, Ajmer

Delhi World Public School [DWPS]Noida ExtensionAffiliated to CBSE

Delhi Metropolitan Education [DME], NoidaAfliated to GGSIPU, New Delhioffering courses in Law, Journalism &Management

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To establish and sustain as one of India’s leading and trustworthy institutions of higher

education that provide an intellectually stimulating environment for academic excellence for all

its stakeholders.

To achieve academic leadership in higher education and be recognized as foremost innovator in professional education, applied research, training, and consulting.

To continue achieving sustainable, quality growth.

To develop and enhance educational and professional capabilities in delivering quality and sustainable services to its stakeholders.

We are committed to providing excellent and relevant education to develop socially conscious leaders, entrepreneurs, and managers for facilitating and enhancing global competitiveness of organizations.

To make a preferred destination for students and teachers for professional education.

MissionVision

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HolisticDevelopment

Ethics

Teamwork &Collaborations Cognitive Skills

CommunicationSkills

CoreAcademicsHealthy Social

Skills Communication Skills: Effective communication skills are essential for professional and personal success. DTC benet students to make better decisions and to be more creative and innovative. Students improve their group communication by way of virtual environments and develop a better overall understanding of human interaction.

Cognitive Skills: It is a well-known fact that young minds are quicker at absorbing information and noticing as well as adopting certain activities and behaviours. At DTC cognitive development involves thinking, problem-solving, and understanding of concepts through practical experience. We train the brain of the students to analyse and promote the spirit of enquiry fostering scientic temper within the bounds of humanism.

Healthy Social Skills: By providing opportunities for students to participate in a range of extracurricular activities will develop healthy social skills across all areas of learning. DTC looks forward to seeing the students as happy condent people with apt interpersonal skills.

Teamwork and Collaborations: Teamwork entails that a team works together to full organization and personal goals and objectives. At DTC, collaboration improves the problem solving, productivity and helps students to analyse their strong and weak points and competencies at work.

Ethics: At the very heart of DTC philosophy is an absolute conviction that individuals with effective and polished soft skills and good manners are more successful in life. Holistic ethics involves a basic underlying concept of the unity and integral wholeness of all people and of all nature that is identied and pursued by nding unity and wholeness within the self.

Core Academics: The focus of teaching in DTC is a personalised approach to build greater understanding through the physiology of experiential learning. As 21st century learners, they are made to develop their core competencies by focusing on academic excellence through a wide gamut of subjects to build up their level of awareness

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Digital Learning DuringCovid 19 Pandemic

Given the Covid-19 Pandemic, Govt. of India and State Govt. ordered the closure of the Educational Institutions for in-campus teaching. Although this impacted the normal functioning of the institutes and hit day to day activities; Delhi Technical Campus has handled the situation with very well in its own way.

In this difcult situation, Delhi Technical Campus looks after all its stakeholders along with preventing the loss of academic studies. The Institute took the rst step in holding all lectures in remote mode.

DTC has also organized various Seminars, Webinars, Faculty Development Programs to engage students as well as faculties and staff during this period of Covid-19 pandemic. These programs helped the stakeholder of the institutes to enhance their skills and upgrade their knowledge. It also helped them to cope up with unhappy and depressed atmosphere due to Covid-19. Students from DTC as well as various other institutes have responded very positively to this and have enrolled in large numbers. These events have dedicated and highly qualied mentor faculty conducting contact hours as per schedule. All the events scheduled were free of cost.

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Our Campus

The DTC campus is spread over nearly 5 acres of land with approximately 2 Lakh Sq. ft built-up area. It is a sprawling Wi Fi campus with ultra-modern facilities located in the emerging educational hub in Greater Noida, one of the fastest growing satellite towns of NCR. The various blocks in the campus house the following facilities among many others

Organic Farming

CCTV Enabled Secure Campus

Bright and Spacious Library

Acoustically Perfect Auditorium

Bakery

Sloping upward Amphitheatre

The various blocks in the campus house the following facilities amongst many others :

Well Equipped Kitchens

Smart Lecture Rooms

Model Room

Computer Labs

Cafeteria

Sports Facilities

Restaurants

DTC offers an excellent variety of facilities to generate an environment where students can share his/her future. The value of taking a break and relaxing from the stress of an academic schedule is really important. The safety and comfort of our staff and students are the prime concerns for us. The eet of campus buses provide pick and drop facility to our students and offer a comfortable travelling experience to them.

Architectural Studios

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DTC has an excellent “Open Amphi-theater” at the very heart of its structure. It is situated near the hostel building which provides an ideal place for students to unwind after the hard work in the classrooms. The sheer size of the amphitheatre and the ambience around it draws students to it. With a seating capacity of over 200 people, it is graded for maximum viewing and the sightlines are excellent from anywhere in it. Well equipped with theatre lights and sounds, the amphitheatre is a platform for students to showcase their talents. It offers scenic ambience, stimulating, creative and innovative thinking. It has been an active space used for cultural activities like music, theatre in particular street plays, talks, poetry reading sessions, art and photography competitions. It also provides an outdoor, vibrant space for various exhibitions and festivals. It encourages activities that build and promote an enriching experience for students and faculty outside its academic ambit.

Amphitheater

A masterpiece of art and craftsmanship, the Da Vinci Auditorium is situated at the top of the main circular building between the two academic blocks. It is air-conditioned and equipped with state-of-the-art facilities to conduct guest lectures by faculty of national and international repute, seminars, conferences, corporate events, student activities and social functions. Seating of over 400 is terraced and staggered giving clear sightlines. Acoustics are good throughout the auditorium. It is a regular venue for conferences, workshops, and seminars. The purpose of the auditoriums is to enhance the quality of education. To make this possible, the auditorium offers facilities such as LCD projectors, screens, whiteboards for delivering lectures with access to the internet. It also provides ample opportunity for our faculty and students to exhibit their talents in various cultural activities.

Auditorium:

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Library

The Class Rooms are properly ventilated and ergonomically designed to ensure that each student has sufcient space, and each faculty member has the necessary facilities to provide students/learners a focused arena to develop their personalities. In addition, each Lecture Hall is equipped with the latest specialized teaching aids. These Lecture Halls, therefore, make classroom teaching and learning an enjoyable and fruitful experience for the students as well as faculty members. Display boards have been put up in all the lecture halls, which serve as platforms for encouraging creativity and increasing awareness among the students. The aesthetically designed wings of Academic Blocks on either side of the central circular building provide a dynamic learning environment.

The Campus has spacious and well furnished classrooms that provide the most conducive atmosphere for dynamic and focused learning.

Lecture Rooms

The college has a spacious and well-stocked modern library available to the students, faculty, and staff. The latest information in terms of text & reference books, magazines, periodicals, journals, e-journals, news papers, project reports, competitive books, CD's & videos have been procured for intellectual nourishment. It is fully computerized, networked, and has separate digital library giving connectivity with Indian/Global databases. The Library is well stocked with more than 20,000 books and over 100 National and International Journals.

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“ Place for fun, frolics and food”

The cafeteria is not just a food joint but a place to relax, interact, rejuvenate and take refuge from the daily hectic schedule! It is the favourite place for students to hang out. The Cafeteria is well-stocked and caters to the students during tea break/ lunch break. The cafeteria caters for refreshment and eatables to the students, hostellers, faculty, and the operating staff respectively. The cafeteria is very spacious in order to accommodate a large number of students and also have comfortable sitting arrangements. The whole ambience of the cafeteria is so soothing and delightful that it tempts you to come here again and again. It is a vibrant centre and a haven for students seeking appetizing and delectable food choices.

Transport

The Institute extends buses from and to key metro stations in Delhi and Noida including Laxmi Nagar, Akshardham, Vaishali, Noida Botanical Gardens, Lajpat Nagar etc. at very nominal charges. Also, public transport buses, public cab facilities are also accessible to various points near the institute. Transport facility is also provided for excursion and industrial visit etc. All vehicles are the best of its kind, latest & conrm to environmental & safety norms. Transport services are outsourced by the institute to reputed transport companies.

Cafeteria

Hostel

Rooms are available in single, twin sharing and triple sharing options.

The DTC Campus has the advantage of having a hostel facility that can cater to up to 450 students. A separate hostel for male and female students is provided with well-furnished rooms with attached toilets on the campus.

Facilities in the hostel include:

The Hostel premises are Wi Fi enabled.

The Hostels are supervised by experienced wardens who ensure resident students have a home away from home.

The Hostels are safe and secure, with male and female guards present around the clock.

The mess provides quality and hygienic food to the resident students.

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Computer Science & Engineering (CSE)

The B.Tech. Program at DTC is designed to produce the most exible minds to take on the challenges of the future. It aims to create future technology leaders who can apply a clear understanding of fundamentals to provide creative solutions to the complex problems of a new world. The interdisciplinary approach of the program caters to the future of technology, a world of vanishing boundaries. Various live projects, research projects, dissertations ensure that a habit of continuous learning and application is inculcated in the students. Effective communication and soft skills classes are incorporated in the curriculum to ensure that the graduates are highly competent in working in terms of various expertise proles.

Articial Intelligence & Machine Learning (AI & ML)

Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE)

This introduction will not be complete if we don’t mention evergreen Electronics and Communication Engineering. The course will help you gain hands-on skills on use of electronic, electromagnetic and photonic devices and systems including telephone, optical bre and computer systems. The students after completion of the degree can easily avail job opportunities in manufacturing industries and service organizations such as broadcasting, data communication, entertainment, research and development; and system support.

Streams

The saga of the computer and its science needs no introduction. From INTERNET to military sensors, from the census to the stock market, from your car to your doctor, computing devices have changed the way we live, work, prosper and help each other leading towards a better society. Computer Science in the engineering sector combines software and hardware systems. Over the years, software experts and computer scientists have been fascinated by the thought of creating machines that can think like the human brain. Articial intelligence is truly making a remarkable impact in every sector of day to day life. Think of robots in a manufacturing facility and the software that controls them.

School ofEngineering

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The Department of Computer Science & Engineering is an excellent centre of learning providing in-depth technical knowledge and opportunities for innovation and research with up-to-date computing facilities. The Department's mission is to advance, evolve and enhance computer science fundamentals to build the intellectual capital of researchers and students.

The Department has a lively and vibrant student body and many distinguished PhD/PhD pursuing faculties. The Department also offers several attractive national/international exposures to students in terms of Industrial Internship, Minor Project and Major Projects.

The Department is cherished and nurtured by various student clubs and committees along with research groups. These clubs offer students the chance to gain experience in their interest areas and network with their peers. Each research group holds regular meetings and hold seminars to discuss current research topics and results. These research groups are specialized in various domains like Machine Learning, Databases, Articial Intelligence, Design and Analysis of Algorithms, Compiler Design, Web Engineering, Cryptography, Network Security and Computer Networks. The faculty members of the Department have published more than 30 research papers in reputed international and national journals and presented 50 research papers in various International and National Conferences in the recent past.

The Computer Science & Engineering Department is equipped with various labs like Software Testing & Quality Assurance Lab, Data Structures Lab, Computer Graphics Lab, Database Management System Lab, Operating System Lab, Software Engineering Lab, Programming Lab, Design & Algorithm Lab, Data Communication & Networking Lab, Project Lab, and Computer Organization & Architecture Lab.

CSE (ComputerScience & Engineering)

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At DTC, we impart practical knowledge of the subjects to learn more about real-life situations from IT industries, by organizing various workshops and short term programs on latest technologies by the eminent personalities from the academia and corporate world. BCA is the best course to get an early start in the eld of software or web development. During the three years, we provide students with the knowledge of database management, web development, programming languages, networking, operating system, principle of management and accounting etc. Our course prepares the students for an advanced career in Computer Applications and grooms the students with intensive inputs from the rapidly changing IT industry & prepares to take up the challenges of the corporate world. The main emphasis is on building a strong foundation needed for career options in Computers with focus on emerging Computer Applications. Along with computer skills, we provide personality development classes to our students to strengthen their communication skills because to move ahead in this eld, strong analytical ability and excellent written and verbal communication skills are required. The successful completion of BCA opens up options in leading MNCs, IT Industries and Courses such as MCA, MBA (IT) etc.

Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA) is a three-year degree course for the youth who are interested in making their career in the eld of Info-tech. It is a professional course to impart computer skills and knowledge. The BCA course under GGSIPU has been designed in such a manner that it provides a strong foundation in learning computer skills and students are exposed to various areas of computer applications including the latest developments in the industry.

Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA)

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Articial Intelligence &Machine Learning (AI & ML)

The biggest companies in the global market revolve around programming. For instance, Facebook, Google

Wipro etc. regularly hire individuals with this specialisation. AI in the current world is omnipresent; it has made its

way in the service sectors on numerous levels. Thus this may provide ample opportunity to the graduate once he

steps into the service sector. Thus, pursuing this course will expose hands-on technologies to create applications

and solutions for the smart world we live in.

Why B.Tech in AI & ML From DTC

The students can understand machines through which humans can communicate, comprehend, and

interpret some tasks. Languages like Prolog, Lisp, R and Python are some of the common programming

languages taught to the students during their study.

DTC introduces a four year B.Tech undergraduate program in Articial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning

(ML) that revolves around the programming of machines. The aim of B.Tech in AI-ML Program is to offer a solid

base in the principles and technologies behind Articial Intelligence including logic, knowledge representation,

probabilistic models, reasoning method, and machine learning. The candidates don’t solely learn about AI and

ML; they are actually familiarized with more intricacies of the decorum. For instance, they are taught about Deep

Learning, Human-Computer Interaction, Computer Vision and Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality.

The students are able to select their career as Big Data Engineer, Business Intelligence Developer, Business

Analytics, Data Scientist, Machine Learning Engineer, Research Scientist, AI Data Analyst after taking this

course.

The students can also pursue post graduate programs and research at premier national or international

universities.

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Dr. PushpaAssociate Professor

MCA, M.Tech (CSE), Ph.D,Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical

University, Lucknow

Er. Vivek MisraAssistant Professor

B.Tech , MTech (CSE)Amity University, Noida

Er. Megha KumarAssistant Professor

B.Tech, M.Tech (CSE),ITM University

Ms. Upasna JoshiAssistant Professor

B.Tech (CSE), M.E (CSE)Ph.D. (Pursuing) from Thapar

University

Er. Medhavi PandeyAssistant Professor

B.Tech (CSE), M.Tech (CSE)CDAC Noida

Selected FacultyEr. Nidhi Sharma

Assistant ProfessorB.Tech. (I.T), M.Tech. (I.T),

Amity University, Noida

Er. Gunjan Sethi Assistant Professor

B.Tech (CSE), M.Tech. (CSE),IKGPTU, Jalandhar

Er. Nitesh Singh BhatiAssistant Professor

B.Tech, M. Tech,Pursuing Ph.D (GGSIPU)

Er. Shanu SharmaAssistant Professor

B.Tech (CSE), M.Tech (IT)Pursuing Ph.D Amity University

Mr. Rajiv RanjanAssistant Professor

M.Tech (Bennett University)Specialization in Articial Intelligence

& Machine Learning

Mr. Ashwani KumarVisiting Faculty

SAP- Certied Trainer

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Each session was related to core theme of the conclave. Poster Presentation and Short Paper Publication

under student track was organized to showcase the innovative models or work done by the students and

researchers.

AIE 2021 was successfully organized virtually with dedicated keynote addresses by the experts and

technical sessions. The two days conclave comprised of 8 keynote addresses of 45 minutes from national

and international distinguished speakers from reputed universities and industries like University of Milan,

Italy, INHA University, Uzbekistan, University of Technology & Applied Sciences, Oman, University of New

Brunswick, Canada, National University of Ireland Galway (NUIG), Galway, Ireland, Bennett University,

Greater Noida, Amity University, Uttar Pradesh, and Best Buy, Canada

AIE 2021 was structured to foster discussion between participants around the core theme of the conclave.

This was achieved by the two technical sessions- Research Paper Presentations and Student Track.

As the exceptional use of IoT, smart and connected devices, has made data processing a crucial task,

AIE2021 conclave aimed to explore the new dimensions of data processing technologies like Edge

Computing, FoG Computing, Cloud Computing etc.

To discuss evolution in data processing technologies

To discuss next generation sensor networks

To discuss various edge-based data processing technologies

To discuss various issues like budget and bandwidth limitations etc. during development of AI, ML

and IoT based models.

To provide an opportunity to deliberate on new ideas and the application experiences.

The foremost objective behind AIE2021 was to provide a platform where the academic research

communities, experts from industries, scientists, and participants collectively deliberate their ideas and

application experiences in the data processing eld.

International Conclave

AIE 2021

Organized by Department of Computer Science & Engineering

Delhi Technical Campus, Greater Noida

International Virtual ConclaveOn

AI at the Edge: Next Generation of Data ProcessingTheme: Edge Computing, AI, Machine Learning and IoT

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Achievements

An online FDP on Blockchain Technology was conducted by Mr. Abhishek Bhattacharya, Co-founder at Whrrl and an ex-Product Owner for Policybazaar.com's service product. A 3x Entrepreneur, a 2x Author, an Educator, and a regular Speaker from 5/6/2020-7/6/2020 in which more that 250 faculties were trained all over world.

An Expert Lecture on “Sentiment Analysis” by Dr. Mohd. Shahid Hussain, College of Applied Sciences, Ministry of Higher Education, Oman was organized on 2/09/2020.

Department of CSE organized an Online Lecture Series on SAP-HANA S4 by highly experienced and SAP certied Mr. Ashwani Kumar, CEO of BhuZion Innovations Lab, London and Bangalore March 2020- May 2020. on

An online “3 Months Certication on IOT & Cloud Computing” was organized for CSE and BCA students by Mr. Rishi Kumar, Research Scientist at PETRONAS RESEARCH SDN. BHD, Selangor, Malaysia.

Department of CSE organized an online webinar on “How Digital Marketing & Technologies Can Help us in Covid19 Pandemic” by Dr. Muhamad Hariz Muhamad Adnan, Professor, Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris (UPSI), Tanjung Malim, Perak, Malaysia on 11th August 2020.

An International Conclave - AIE 2021, AI at the Edge, The Next generation of Data Processing on the Theme: Edge Computing, AI, Machine Learning and IoT Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Delhi Technical Campus Greater was organized by Noida

th thon 15 April -16 April 2021.

Department of CSE organized a Virtual National Technical Fest of the year - Techonetes, sponsored by Coding Blocks and Colour My Min CESTA Club in collaboration with on 18th & 19th March 2021.

A Book on Transformation in Healthcare with Emerging Technologies, Publisher CRC Press Taylor & Francis was published by Dr. Divya Mishra & Dr. Pushpa Singh of CSE Department.

Department of CSE organized an online session on Customer Relationship Management System by Mr. Manoj Mishra, Assistant Vice President (Engineering) and Head - Customer Experience Management at Hughes Systique Corporation on Jul 17, 2020.

An Expert Lecture on Data Science & Machine Learning using Python by Mr. Nitin Srivastava, System Analyst, DXC Technologies is organized on 2/11/2020.

Department of CSE organized an online Webinar on Data Structures by Mr. Shashi Bhushan on 3/7/2020.

Department of CSE organized an online Webinar on Digital Threat & Cyber Security by Mr. Palvinder Singh, CEO and Founder, Secuneus Technologies on 25.9.2020.

Department of CSE organized a Career Guidance and Alumni Interaction by Mr. Kumar Anurag & Mr. Garvit Chugh, Alumni DTC on 26th Feb 2021.

Department of CSE organized a Placement Guidance Webinar By Geeks for Geeks Geeks for Geeks on 3rd July 2020.

Department of CSE organized an online Motivational Session on: Thought Power and its uses by Mr. Uma Shankar Pandey, President (UP Chapter) International Speaker, Theosophical Society, Ex-Additional Director General, Indian Railways on 30/06/2020.

Department of CSE organized an Hands-on Training on Machine Learning using Python by Mr. Vinay Pratap Singh, Researcher Scholar and Machine Learning Trainer from 18-05-2020 to 20-05-2020.

An Online Webinar on Articial Intelligence was conducted by Mr. Rahul Pathak Machine Learning Consultant in CETPA on 8/5/2020.

Department of CSE organized a Placement Contest by Geeks for Geeks.

Department of CSE organized an Design Your Own Program Using Python in collaboration with CISCO ACADEMY.

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The ECE Department has well qualied, experienced and dedicated faculties and lab staff. All are committed to excellence in teaching and passionate about research & development. The Department has faculties with Ph.D.’s, M. Tech. and B. Tech. degrees from reputed Institutes. Our emphasis has been on effective integration of class room and lab sessions with a ne blend of academic and practical experimental training. Whatever has been taught in class, the students apply to solve numerical and design problems and to design and simulate circuits/systems in the lab. In addition, the programme also focuses on improving the skill set of students through industrial visits and practical sessions. A good number of weeks are dedicated training slots incorporated within the curriculum for the same. The course aim is to develop core competency among the students to succeed in long-term engineering and entrepreneurial professions.

Electronics and Communication Engineering is an Engineering discipline which uses the scientic knowledge of the behaviour and effects of electrons to develop components, devices, systems, or equipment that use electricity as part of its driving force. This engineering eld encompasses many subelds including those that deal with Power, Instrumentation Engineering, Telecommunications, Semiconductor Circuit design and many others. Communication Techniques of Engineering made the viability of the internet (data communication) to a large population. Mobile Communications have undergone various evolutions from 1G, 2G, 3G, 4G and 5G. Communication Engineering nds its application in the elds of Defence, Entertainment, and Education etc. Broadly, the programme intends to inculcate an in-depth understanding of signals, circuits and how to use differential equations techniques for developing excellent Electronics and Communication products and devices.

ECE (Electronicsand CommunicationEngineering)

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Prof. (Dr.) Ranjit VarmaDirector,

B.E. (Dr B S A Marathwada University,Aurangabad),

M.E, (Dr B R A University, Agra),Ph.D (Electronics) JNU, Jaipur

Dr. Kumar ShubhamAssociate Professor & HOD

B.Tech., Ph.D. IIT-BHU

Dr. Kimmi VermaAssociate Professor

B.Tech, M.Tech,Ph.D from Banasthali University,

Jaipur

Dr. Deepti AgrawalAssociate Professor

B.Tech, M.Tech (IITD, Delhi),Ph.D (IGDTUW, Delhi)

Er. Ankit GambhirAssistant Professor

B.Tech, M.Tech, Ph.D (Pursuing)Guru Gobind Singh

Indraprastha University

Er. Mehak NarangAssistant Professor

B.Tech., M.Tech., Ph.D. (Pursuing)Thapar University, Punjab

Selected Faculty

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· Depar tment organized a Workshop in association with Random Solution Society on Basic of Robotics.

· Two days' workshop on Robotics and Drone technology Techno earn in collaboration with LIndia Company, Delhi was also organized by the ECE department.

· Department organized a workshop on Image Processing for students to enhance their skills.

· Industrial Visit to AEAB (Siemens) Pvt Ltd, Noida was organized by the department for students.

· Industrial Visit to ELECRAMA-2020, Greater Noida was organized by the department for students.

· Many students of ECE have got placement offers from brand recruiters such as Infosys, Cognizant, TCS, HCL, IBM etc.

· Industrial Visit to Cleo County, Noida was organized by the department.

· Industrial Visit to Sunstar Overseas Limited, Murthal was organized by the department for ECE students.

· School Connect team along with Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering at DTC successfully organized one day workshop on Drone echnology at Ramagya school, TNoida.

Achievements

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Prof (Dr) RK Mittal, Former Director, BITS Dubai and EX-VC, K.R. Mangalam University, Gurugram was the Chief Guest for the inauguration ceremony of the conference. Prof (Dr) Sabu Thomas, Vice Chancellor and Professor, Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam, Kerala. was the Editorial Chief Guest of the conference Prof (Dr) Konovalov Sergey, Department of Metals Technology and Aviation Materials, Samara National Research University (Russia), was the Guest of Honor for the inauguration ceremony. The inauguration ceremony started with the opening speech of Patron in Chief Hon’ble Mr. Vipin Shani, Chairman, Sunshine Educational & Development Society. Hon’ble Justice Mr. Bhawar Singh, Director General, Sunshine Educational & Development Society and Prof (Dr) Ranjit Varma, Director, DTC, Greater Noida & Chairman of the conference graced the dais and shared his views on the technological advancements in the eld of Mechanical Engineering. Prof (Dr) RK Mittal & (Prof (Dr) Sabu Thomas also share their views on the theme of conference. The ceremony ended with the vote of thanks by the Convener of the conference (Dr. Pranay Tanwar).

International Conference on Materials & Manufacturing (ICFTMM 2020) was organized by the Department of Mechanical & Automation Engineering Department, Delhi Technical Campus, Greater Noida on 7-8th April 2021. In total about 150 articles were received in the area of materials from premiere institutions (International university and colleges, NITs, Central Universities and top private Colleges) across the globe in manufacturing and allied mechanical Engg. eld. Materials Today: Proceedings and IOP were the publishers for the conference.

Mr Annayath Maqbool, Miss Minakshi Katoch and Dr Osama Khan got Best Paper for respective sessions.

Hon’ble Justice Mr. Bhawar Singh, Director General, Sunshine Educational & Development Society was the Chief Guest for the valedictory ceremony of the conference. Prof (Dr) Ranjit Varma, Director, DTC, Greater Noida was the Guest of Honor for the valedictory ceremony. Awards for Best papers presented in the conference were distributed by the Chief Guest. The ceremony ended with a vote of thanks by Dr. Mohd. Atif Wahid, Convener of the conference.

International Conference

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Physics is the mother of all basic sciences and provides a platform for engineering students to get basic knowledge. Keeping this aim in mind and to maintain an active and congenial atmosphere for teaching and learning, highly qualied experienced faculty members are engaged to motivate the students and to inculcate the scientic learning approach.

Another aim of the Department is to familiarize the students with the broad concept of Chemistry and Green Chemistry to engage them seriously with the environmental issues facing the whole world. The students comprehensively learn manufacturing, management use, disposal and recycling of the chemical substances.

Mathematics is vitally important for all the sciences. Students with sound fundamentals in mathematics can solve any problem not only in engineering but also in life.

In the Department of Humanities, the students are encouraged to develop knowledge and conceptual understanding of communication skills. They help students to enhance their language skills in oral communication and technical communication so that they may develop condence in facing interviews and group discussions.

The Department of Applied Sciences and Humanities too is an indispensable part of the institute. The Department of Applied Sciences comprises of the various disciplines i.e. Physics, Chemistry, Environmental Studies, Mathematics and Humanities. The Department endeavors to impart fundamental knowledge of these disciplines and prepares the students for higher study in these areas.

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Dr. Pranay TanwarProfessor & Dean Academics

MA, M Phil, PGDBAand PhD in Applied Mathematics

from Delhi University

Dr. Alka SrivastavaProfessor & HODM.Sc., Ph.D from

Allahabad University

Dr. Ajay Pal IndoliaAssociate Professor

B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. (Physics) fromA.P.J.Abdul Kalam Technical University,

Lucknow

Dr. Amit Kumar AttriAssociate Professor

B.Sc, M.Sc. UGC NET (CSIR),Ph.D (Applied Mathematics),

CCS University, Meerut

Dr. Malvika ChoudharyAssociate Professor

M.Sc., Ph.D from CCS University,Meerut

Mr. Mohit GuptaAssociate Professor &

Controller of ExaminationsB.Sc., M.Sc., M.Phil fromCCS University, Meerut

Selected Faculty

Ms. Bharti ShokeenAssistant Professor

BA. Hons (English), MA, M.Phil,PGCTE, PGDTE, Ph.D

(Pursuing)from JNU Delhi

Mr. Vipin SharmaAssistant Professor

B.Sc., M.Sc., M.Phil fromAlagappa University, Tamil Nadu

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The aim of School of Architecture at DTC is to produce architects as the changing world of architecture demands. At Delhi Technical Campus, we provide a promising and futuristic Architecture program. Our focus is on the emerging trends in architecture like sustainability, conservation, contemporary architecture, landscaping, city planning and urban design. In today's world, access to information is available to all, but the ability to synthesize and efciently use the available information is what distinguishes an expert from the inept. Softwares used for drafting, visualization, estimation of quantities, material sciences and building simulation are getting more advanced with every passing day, changing what can be produced in building design at an unprecedented speed. Students who take admission in a ve year Bachelor of Architecture course today might emerge into a highly changed world of architecture ve years later. Students are prepared for this unpredictable change at the SOA by keeping them abreast of all changes in the professional world through regular seminars, workshops by industry experts and top academicians of the country.

As an architect, a fresh graduate is expected to be a thorough professional even before receiving a degree. At the School of Architecture, we emphasize on the student's ability to be an expert of tomorrow. Our focus is to help every student discover the ocean of creativity within to provide innovative solutions to the complex problems.

The Department is empowered with highly experienced and renowned architects, architecture educators of Delhi NCR along with our specialized young faculty from reputed institutes like SPA Delhi, IIT Roorkee, IIT Delhi, CEPT Ahmedabad, GCA Lucknow. They specialize in various domains like conservation, landscaping, urban design, urban planning, green buildings, arts.

Bachelor ofArchitecture(B. Arch.)

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Prof. Tanya GuptaProgramme Coordinator

B.Arch - GCA, Lucknow UniversityM.Arch - Sharda University

M.Sc in Sustainable Development

Ar. Sushma GargProfessor

B.Sc. , B.Arch, fromM.S.University, Baroda.

Ar. Bashbi DasguptaProfessor

B.Arch, SPA DelhiVast experience of almost 48 yrs.

Selected Faculty

Ar. SN SehgalProfessor

B.Arch., M.Arch., SPA, Delhi 47 yearsincluding at high positions of Govt.

and Public sector undertaking

Ar. Abinav GargProfessor & HoD

B. Arch, IIT RoorkeeM.Tech. from CEPT University

Ar. Charu JainProfessor

B.Arch., M.Arch.from IIT Roorkee.

Ar. Sandeep KumarAssociate Professor

B.Arch., MA Interior Architecture fromECA Edinburgh University,Scotland United Kingdom

Ar. Abhinav KesarwaniAssociate Professor

B.Arch, Masters in ConstructionManagement from fromRedding University, U.K.

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Ms. Chandrakala KesarwaniAssociate Professor

B.Arch., M.Arch from MaharshiDayanand University, Rohtak

Ar. Preeti NairAssociate ProfessorB.Arch (GZSCET),

M.Arch from Jamia Milia Islamia

Ar. Nidhi SachdevaAssociate Professor

B. Arch., M. Plan (EnvironmentalPlanning) from C.E.P.T

Selected Faculty

Ar. Seema SharmaAssociate Professor

B.Arch. M.Arch from GuruJambheshwar University, Hissar

Ar. Mudit GuptaAssistant Professor

Masters in Ekistics fromJamia Millia Islamia, Delhi

Ar. Anchal JainAssistant Professor

B.Arch (MANIT Bhopal),M.U.R.P (IIT Roorkee)Ph.D (MANIT Bhopal)

Ar. Mohd. Parvez AlamAssistant Professor

B.Tech., M.Tech. from Jamia Millia Islamia

Ar. Amitesh Vijay MouryaAssistant Professor

B.Arch., M.Plan (Urban),SPA Delhi

Ar. Gandharva SwamiAssistant Professor

B. Arch., M.Arch fromSharda University.

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Ar. Swati PunyalAssistant Professor

B.Arch, M.Arch. from School ofplanning and Architecture,

Bhopal

Ar. Saksham GuptaAssistant Professor

B.Arch, M.Plan (Specialization inEnvironmental Planning)

from SPA, Delhi

Ar. Samreen SultanAssistant Professor

B.Arch, M.ArchF/o Architecture and Ekistics,

Jamia Milia Islamia

Selected FacultyAr. Asla AshrafAssistant Professor

B. Arch (Dehradun Institute of Technology)M. Arch - Architecture Pedagogy

(Jamia Milia Islamia)

Ar. Richa SinghAssistant Professor

B.Arch, Masters in Urban & RegionalPlanning, CEPT University,

Ahmedabad

Ar. Mehak AroraAssistant Professor

B.Arch: MBS School of Planning andArchitecture, IP University.

M.Tech: Urban Development and Management,TERI School of Advance Studies

Ar. Shobhit MittalAssistant Professor

B.Arch, Amity School of Architectureand Planning, Noida

Ar. Farheen AlamAssistant Professor

B. Arch (Jamia Milia Islamia) M. Arch (Regeneration)

(Jamia Milia Islamia)

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Achievements

Himanshi Sharma a student of B. Arch got admission in Masters in Landscape Architecture in SPA Delhi.

Alumni talk organised by department where students of batch 2014-19, Ar. Sakshi Saxena and Ar. Tanya Gupta, answered queries about life after college and carrier options.

Workshop on “Practical Training” organised for 4th yr students to address doubts of students for which nal year student Ms. Himanshi Sharma volunteered.

Guest Talk by Ar. Sanjay Prakash and Prof H.B.Singh for the students of Sr. Batches on Orientation for new session 2020-21, was organized.

NASA DAY celebrated online in the department with various student activities and performances.

Expert lecture by Ar. Rajiv Kacker (AKTU) on low-cost building construction organised by the department.

Architecture day celebrated online in the department with students of all years participating in the planned activities.

Expert lecture by Ar. Ronnie Tan conducted titled “At The Crossroads” was organised by department for students to understand about Green environmental initiatives in Architecture.

Tanya Gupta a student of B. Arch got admission in Master in Architecture and Urban Design in Politecnico di Milano, Italy

Department organised 2-day workshop titled “Being Creatively Rational- An Architect's Approach towards Universal Design” conducted by Ar. Gaurab Das Mahapatra, for all students.

Special Lecture by Ar. Divay Gupta on “Qualities of an Architect” was conducted in the department for 1st yr students.

Our Students acquiring masters degree from reputed National and International universities

“Put your best foot forward” workshop organised by department to improve presentation and communications skill in students.

Ø Ar. Bhavik Dandona Masters in Architecture - Illinois Institute of technology, Chicago.

Ø Ar. Aishwarya Khanna Masters in Architecture & Urbanism

-Manchester School of Architecture

Ø Ar. Siddhant Vohra Masters in City Planning - IIT Kharagpur, West Bengal

Ø Ar. Akshay Varshney Masters in Architecture - IIT-Rorkee

Ø Ar. Trisha Poddar Graduate Program in Management (MBA) ISB, Hyderabad

Ø Ar. Himanshi Sharma Masters in Landscape Architecture - SPA, Delhi.

Ø Areeb Ahmad Masters in Urban Design (2020-21) - CEPT, Gujrat

Ø Prasant B. Masters degree - SPA Bhopal

Art competition for under privileged children of Dribble academy organised by the department on the occasion of Durga Pooja.

Lakshya Ahooja a student of B. Arch got admission in Master of Design (interaction design) in National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad.

Expert lecture Dr. Er. Ar. S. P. Anchuri titled “The Synergy of Structure and Form in Architecture” organised by the department.

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School of Management comprises of MBA, B.A Eco Hons, B.Com Eco Hons. as the relevant courses under its umbrella. The School looks forward to generate Managers and Entrepreneurs of tomorrow. The students are given the right kind of exposure to prepare them for the requirements of the world beyond. The students, during the course of their study, gain a great learning.

This concludes with a rigorous summer internship programme which allows students to explore practical application of the management concepts learnt through the rst year. In the second year, the programme provides a great academic exibility to students, and the students are able to decide their specic professional area by reecting on their rst year’s learning and summer internship experiences.

MBA

At DTC, the MBA Course structure is closely aligned with the contemporary business requirements. The Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) is a two-year full-time programme. The rst year provides the students a strong analytical foundation in key functional areas of business and management.

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Train student in basic economic theory

Train students to use statistical and econometric methods to arrive at conclusions about the validity of economic theories

B.A (Economics)

Discuss real world economic issues and problems facing the country and the world

Enable students to understand proper policy responses to economic problems

Train students to collect primary data and learn sampling techniques

The B.A. (Hons.) Economics aims to:

Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Economics is a three-year Honours program offered by Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi. The course is pursued by students who aspire to make it big in Banking and Finance and other major corporate industries. The scope of studying Economics has witnessed a massive surge through the last decade because of the innumerable opportunities it offers.

The course provides the student with a logical paradigm for conceptualising and interpreting the behaviour and interactions of households, rms, and government institutions. The curriculum allows students to choose elective courses from a set of courses with contemporary relevance, thereby offering students the exibility to prepare for careers in academia, law, management, journalism, government, and many other elds. The programme is consistent with global standards in the Economics discipline. It offers training that is comparable to that of an undergraduate student at the world’s best universities.

Equip students with the mathematical and statistical techniques necessary for a proper understanding of the discipline

Train students to learn the art of economic modelling

To inculcate attitudes and character that will help students evolve into sensitive and technically sound future business leaders rather than managers and aims at enhancing employability options of the students. The curriculum helps instilling learnability among students for upskilling and reskilling even in later part of life.

B.Com (Hons)

The B.Com. (Hons.) programme offered by Delhi Technical Campus as a constituent college of the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University is designed to enable and empower students to acquire the necessary knowledge, skills and abilities to analyse and synthesize the contemporary realities of the domain of business. This programme aims at instilling conceptual and practical understanding to equip students to manage businesses and organisations, and prepares them to drive and face the challenge of tomorrow. It also encourages the students to explore the world of technology and digitization in the relevant eld as envisaged by the scholars and policymakers. Further, this course is designed to help cultivating entrepreneurial mindset and skills.

The scholarly faculty team guides students at every step, motivating them to become worthy managers and administrators in the eld. They engage in various forums to constantly upgrade their own skills and to ensure the students are well prepared to succeed. Stress is laid on vital subjects like accounting, taxation, computer application, banking, managerial economics, business law, e - commerce, e - banking, statistics and tally.

The B.Com. (Hons.) programme is a specialised programme designed with a distinct focus on specialisation in the eld of commerce. The aims of the programme are:

To instil in the students the knowledge and capability of understanding the business world and its complexities. It will also develop the ability and competence to have a problem-solving approach towards the issues which accompany the dynamism attached to the business world.

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Dr. Swati JainAssociate Professor,

MBA - Marketing Management, UGC NetPh.D.- Marketing Management,

CCS, University, Meerut

Ms Shruti AuplishAssistant Professor

BA (Hons) MBA (Marketing),

UGC Net, PhD (Pursuing)

Ms Harsh KalraAssistant Professor

B.Com (Hons), M.Com, M.Phil,Ph.D - Commerce (Pursuing),

UGC Net Qualied

Mr Swaraj ManchandaAssistant Professor

B.Com (Hons), M.Com, DelhiUniversity, UGC Net

Assistant ProfessorMA Economics (BBE),

UGC-NET JRF (Economics),PhD (Economics) Pursuing

Ms Manvi Aggarwal

Regular/Visiting Faculties

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Ms Monika KadamAssistant Professor

BBA, MBA (Finance),UGC Net

Mr Varun SharmaAssistant Professor

MBA, UGC-Net, PhD - Management (Pursuing)

Ms Vijaya SinghAssistant ProfessorMA (Hindi), B.Ed.

Hotel Management is concerned with the skills used in hotels and hospitality - their origin, new dimensions and developments in trend which keeps changing globally. Presently, the hospitality sector is supported at all the levels like international, national and local by different organizations like United Nations, Government of India and others. The BHMCT Program under GGSIPU prepares the upcoming hospitality professionals by imparting the skills and knowledge about the primary area like front ofce, food & beverage service, accommodation operation and commercial kitchen in all aspects of the hospitality and hotel operations. Apart from that, this degree also enhances the analytical and decision-making capacity under the nerve-wracking conditions by having managerial, leadership and social skills. The main focus during the studies is on communication skills and personality grooming standards.

“The course is global in nature & has global acceptance.”

There is Plenty of Opportunity for Career Advancement. ...

The hospitality industry is a broad category of elds within the service industry that includes lodging, food and beverage service, event planning, theme parks, travel and tourism. It includes hotels, tourism agencies, restaurants and bars.

Hotel Management, as the name itself indicates, makes managers via skill-based training to budding professionals in four major areas- Food Production, Front Ofce, Food & Beverage Service, and Housekeeping.

The program offers career in hotels, cruise liners, railways, ight cabin crew /kitchen, catering executives and Tourism Development Corporation. The graduating students can work in banking, transportation etc. in addition to hospitality sectors, with commitment. This is because of the different sets of skills they develop by studying different subjects like Financial Management, Total Quality Management etc.

We at DTC groom our students & adhere all the norms to make them professional leaders in the future endeavors of their career.

Bachelor of HotelManagement &Catering Technology(BHMCT)

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Selected Faculty

Dr. Kavita KhannaProfessor & HOD

M.Sc (Food & Nutrition),MHM (Masters in Hotel Management),

PhD (Food & Nutrition)

Mr. Amit BhatiAssistant Professor

MBA, BHMCT

Ms. MeghaAssistant Professor

Masters in Hospitality & TourismManagement & BHMCT(RTM Nagpur University)

Mr. Sanket KalpeshAssistant Professor

Certied Hospitality Trainer- NCHMCTCertied Food Safety Supervisor -

FSSAI: FoSTaC, MTM, BSc in H&HA(IHM Chandigarh, NCHMCT)

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Achievements

Students Achievement Madhav Narang is University topper in 3 consecutive semesters.

Dr. Kavita Khanna was awarded for her contribution and selected as Research & Hospitality Icon 2020 by Subharti University.

Mr. Sanket Kaplash was awarded as Master Trainer Food Production by Chef Choice Fair Award.

Chef Amit Kumar from SRM-IHM Sonipat presented his expertise in bakery for our BHMCT students in a two day meet where he baked cakes, pastries and varieties of breads.

International Workshop on Advances of Research Methods in Hospitality of Research Methods for BHMCT students.

Dr. Rasika Gumaste Associate Professor at AISSMS-CHMCT Pune, was a guest speaker on Textiles and Fiber Identication on the occasion of Housekeeping Week.

Two days Fruits & Vegetable Carving Session by Chef Jitender from The Ashok Hotel, New Delhi.

In col laborat ion with Sula Department of Hotel Management, DTC organized a workshop on Wines on 1st October 2020 where a beautiful display of wines was presented by Mr. Mukesh Kumar who also discussed the process of wine making and its service.

Rakesh Singh received course training of Bar on Meritorious basis by getting the 1st position in test conducted by Bitter Sweets.

Practical Exposure in Front Ofce to learn various aspects of front ofce post covid in a workshop by Dr. Sanjeev Kumar Saxena.

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On the occasion, Chief Guest Chef Rakesh Sethi laid special emphasis on the importance of international cuisine as well as the importance of Indian traditional food. He highlighted the importance of Atithi Devo Bhava: which is an integral part of Indian tradition and appealed to his next generation to become a part of this mission. Guest of honor Mr. Satvir Singh gave information about the upcoming techniques of hotel management, which beneted guests and students from various educational institutes and economic sectors.

International guest Prof. Dr. Naira Makratchyan from Armenian International University initiated the second session and guests from various institutions expressed their views. Thereafter, the Award Distribution Ceremony was held. Finally, Dr. Kavita Khanna thanked all the guests and students involved in the Hospitality Conclave.

The rst International Hospitality Conclave 2020 was organized by BHMCT Department at Delhi Technical Campus, Greater Noida. The conclave was inaugurated by Chief Guest Chef Rakesh Sethi, Corporate Chef Radisson Hotel. The guest of honor on this occasion was Mr. Satvir Singh, Director studies NCHMCT, Noida. Dr. Kavita Khanna, conclave convener, welcomed all the dignitaries. The program started with Saraswati Vandana and lighting of lamp. College Chairman Shri. Vipin Sahni, Chairperson Mrs. Kiran Sahni, Director General Justice Bhanwar Singh, Director Dr. Ranjit Varma, Dean Dr. Pranay Tanwar, and BHMCT Head Prof Kavita Khanna were present on the occasion. Director General Justice Bhanwar Singh welcomed the chief guest and guest of honor by presenting a sapling. Thereafter, the Chairman and the Chairperson honored both the guests with shawls and souvenirs.

School ofHotel Management

Organises

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International HospitalityConclave & Awards

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Visionary Trends inHospitality Industry

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We have fully active student societies that encourage students to learn, practice, collaborate and participate in an array of cultural/technical activities.

There is indeed, never a dull day at DTC!

The focus at DTC is to go beyond bookish knowledge and truly educate students through a wide range of learnings and experiences.

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Sports@DTC

DTC places great emphasis on fostering all components of healthyliving in the students. Wednesdays evenings are dedicated for practice for all of DTC's sports teams including Cricket, Football, Basketball, Badminton etc. The institute premises are used for this purpose.

Our teams compete regularly in University Sports Meets as well as other leagues. DTC also realizes the importance of healthy mind and offers free of charge consultation with appointed psychotherapist who visi ts regularly. This has become increasingly useful in today's world full of stress and anxiety.

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Computer Engineering Students Technical Association (CESTA)

Student Societies at DTC undertake a comprehensive development of students, encompassing Extra-Curricular and Co-curricular activities of both Technical and Cultural nature. There are 13 student societies thus formed. 6 of the 13 student societies are Technical and have an ambit of the students of their respective trades only. Seven other student societies are institutional level societies and cater to the Socio-Cultural activities for all.

Technical Societies

Civil Engineering Awareness Society (CEAS)

Random Solutions

Society of Mechanical and Automation Engineering (STYLUS)

Student Society of Architecture (SSA)

Management Students' Society (MSS)

Cultural Societies

AMEYA (Dance Club)

ARTISTIA (Fine Arts Club)

CONCHORD (Music Club)

Leaders in Environmental Action for the Future (LEAF)

AWAAZ (Publication Club)

AVANSH (Dramatic Society)

TASVEER (Photography & Film Club)

Student Societies

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The role of a professional is never limited to his or her bubble of existence. Every person in

the community is connected to the others in the community by a ne network of action and

impact. Community service is the best way to make students realize their roles as

responsible citizens. At DTC, different types of community services are undertaken so that

the students may participate as per their abilities and preferences Activities like the Clean

Campus initiative, as part of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, benet the community using or

living in the institute premises and instill the need for a clean environment. Donation

initiative to orphanages around Diwali makes students aware of the need to spread

happiness to the ones with limited privileges. DTC is endeavoring to make the community

connect program even better in the coming years by spreading awareness about

pressing environmental and social issues to local communities. Such activities will

develop the leadership capabilities of students and fulll the purpose of DTC, an

educational institute that propagates learning.

Some of the Community Activities that DTC has undertaken this year are:

"Alone, we can do so little.Together, we can do so much"

Diwali donations and fun activities at local villages and orphanages

Our Major Initiatives:

Charitable drives in school for special children

Donations to local orphanages

Blood donation camps at college

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1. Experience a day at University Campus

A team of DTC Faculty members visit the school and take sessions on Career Counseling. They share the insights of Career and Job market in India and abroad.

3. Career Counselling Session

Drone Camp

Experience a day at University Campus

Our School Connect Initiatives

Career Counseling

Activities for schools run by NGOs

DTC School Connect Program is rst of its kind. The School Connect Team connects with school students for activities to bridge the gap between school and college.These activities strengthen the bond of continuity between secondary years of school and early university years of learning in the student’s life. There are various initiatives under this program. We continuosly upgrade and add more initiatives for student benet.

Students of senior grades IX, X, XI and XII from esteemed schools are invited to experience a day in the life of a student at a technical college. It is a complete learning experience for the students with fun and excitement too. The day’s program is designed keeping in mind the timelines, safety and security of school students. They visit the campus, participate in workshops, attend lectures, see various labs, eat at the mess, go around the hostel, and meet the professors, the respective Hod, Hon. Dean and Hon. Director. They experience the technical college life for real.

schoolconnect@delhitechnicalcampus.ac.in

write to us :

2. Drone Camp

4. Activities for Schools run by NGOs

School Connect Team of faculty members and students leading the Drone Club with the student ambassadors of the college visit the school. They share the technical aspects of Drone making with the students and the uses of Drone Technology. Then the students assemble their own Drones and y in the school premises.

School Connect Team visits the students of various NGOs and provide them career guidance and study support.

DTC-SCHOOLCONNECT

SchoolConnect

EXPERIENCE

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Experiential Learning

MoU with Oracle Academy for software and training support for students and faculty.

Fraternization with ISIE for hands on student summer trainings in Department of Mechanical and Automation Engineering.

Collaboration with NIIT for Certification courses.

Fraternization with Autodesk Inc. for establishing Autodesk Design Academy in School of Engineering.

Alliance with renowned German Automotive Giant BMW for setting up research Laboratory.

Association with Amazon Web Services for software and training support for students and faculty in the Computer Science and Engineering Department.

MoU with LeLogix Design Solutions Pvt. Ltd. for design software training in School of Engineering.

Alliance with BSNL (ALTTC Ghaziabad).

Collaboration with AdvanceTech India Pvt. Ltd.

Collaboration with CISCO for Certification in Networking.

Collaboration with PaloAlto Networks for software and training support for students and faculty for the Computer Science, Electronics and Communication Engineering Department.

Alliance with ICT Academy for faculty and student training.

Alliance with CETPA for training.

ALL THE TECHNOLOGY YOU NEED

AdvanceTech IndiaPrivate Limited

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Training &Placement at DTC

To motivate and mentor students for placement

Seeking placement of all students

To train & prepare students for placement

To bridge academia-industry gap through exposure to the students

Placement is an important activity of any Engineering and Business College and has long-term implications for students as well as the Institute. Although the main purpose of college is to provide knowledge, skills and attitude required for a successful career, the students' need for a good campus placement cannot be overlooked. Delhi Technical Campus (DTC) and its placement cell recognizes that employability is a key requirement for our students, and therefore, tries its best to bring its students face to face with corporate and obtain desired job commensurate to their individual quality of development. The Campus has developed strong relations with Industry and leading organizations to assist the students in nding out suitable employment opportunities. The placement cell not only provide analytical counselling but also acts as a catalyst between prospective employers and students.

Students are provided opportunities to do internships to gain some real world practical experience as a part of the curriculum. Emphasis is placed on ensuring that students in the program are placed in rewarding, real-world company assignments that extend the learning experience into areas that are not available at the Institute. Besides offering a range of professional courses and unique teaching methodology that is focused towards placements, we have a strong and resourceful Training & Placement Cell. We have a strong training & placement team consisting of Training & Placement ofcer, faculty placement coordinators & student placement coordinator from 3rd and 4th year. We at DTC follow various innovative channels to offer a strong placement outcome.

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Placement Highlights

3. Highest CTC: 15 LPA (Thomson Press Pvt. Ltd. ), 12.5 LPA 10 LPA 10 LPA Extra Marks, (Lido Learning) , (Byju's), 10 LPA (Toppr Technologies)

10. Pre-placement Offers

4. Corporate Connect Program

1. 100% Placement Assistance in Core Companies

2. Selections among Top 20 Companies in India: IBM (2 Selections), Deloitte (1 Selection), Infosys (16 Selections), TCS (9 Selections), HCL (3 Selections), Wipro Capgemini (4 Selections), (10 Selections), Cognizant Byju's Extra Marks (4), (1 Selection), (2 Selections), Lido Learning (1 Selection), Thomson Press Pvt. Ltd. Toppr Technologies(1 Selection), (2 Selections)

5. MOU with “Rubicon” for Soft Skills Training Program

6. Soft Skills Training Program “Connect With Work”

7. National Employability Test: AMCAT, WHEEBOX

8. Job Fair

9. Placement Weeks

Training & MentoringProgrammes

1. Soft Skills Course “ Connect With Work”

2. Workshop on Interview Skills

3. Talk by Industry Experts

5. National Employability Test (AMCAT, WHEEBOX)

7. Alumni Interaction

6. Corporate Connect Program

4. 24 Hours Aptitude Training Program

Mr. Johny Jose(10L)

Ms. Nikita Sharma(10L)

Mr. Arpit Mishra(9L)

Ms. Yashi Shankhdar(12.5L)

Mr. Abhishek Karna(10L)

Mr. Dhruv Khatri(10L)

Ms. Anchal Gupta

Mr. Abdul Shariq(12.5L)

Mr. Sparsh(10L)

Ms. Purva Chetri(10L)

Mr. Kumar Anurag(15L)

Mr. Saaliem Ahmad(12.5L)

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DTC has emerged as one of the premiere Educational Institution in the elds of Engineering, Architecture and Management within a short span of a time. Acknowledging the importance of research as integral to education and as the key factor in professional courses, the Institute has recently established a Research Cell for nurturing research culture in the students and faculties by encouraging research in emerging and challenging areas of education and in its multidisciplinary elds. DTC has 8 active Research Centers, namely Centre for Advancement in Materials & Manufacturing Processes, Centre of Excellence in IOT, Centre on CFD & Solar Systems, Civil Engineering Research & Development Centre, Research Centre in Signal Processing and Communication, Simulation studies on Renewable Energy Systems, Centre of Excellence in AI and Centre for Architectural Research and Urban studies.

DTC also encourages its faculty to serve its research goals through their primary commitment to engaging in teaching, research, industry connect, and other support activities that are consonant with the values of the Institute. In addition, to further DTC research and collaboration, it also is appropriate and often desirable for faculty members to participate in both government-funded and private activities beyond this campus by engaging in academic and professional activities including public service and consulting that may ultimately benet the DTC. In fact, all DTC faculty members are expected to undertake research activities in addition to their

Researchteaching and administrative responsibilities. Some of the common objectives are: The Research Cell aims to nurture research culture in the students and

faculties by encouraging research in newly emerging and challenging areas of education and in its multidisciplinary elds.

Enhance the research prole of the Institute by effective dissemination of research activities and achievements of the Institute at all levels to maximize the impact and recognition of research done at DTC at national and international levels;

To prepare and submit proposals to government agencies like AICTE, UGC, DST, GGSIPU etc for obtaining funded projects.

Encourage and motivate the staff to apply for Ph.D. at various Universities.

To provide high quality research papers in order to promote rapid communication and exchange between researchers, scientist and engineers.

Ensure a facilitating environment for conduct of high-quality original research by all individuals afliated with the Institute and provide continued and effective support for pursuit of research activities;

Translate new knowledge, innovations, technologies and tools emerging out of research conducted at DTC into products and processes for commercialization or for societal benet;

Recent List of Publicationsin Journals/Conferences/Book chapters/Patents

Md Ozair Arshad, Qummare Azam, Syed Twaha Irfan Ahmad, Feroz Khan, Mohd Atif Wahid. Analysis of vapour compression refrigeration system with R-12, R-134a and R-22: An exergy approach, Materials Today: Proceedings, Elsevier (Scopus),2021.Krishna Mohan Agarwal, R.K. Tyagi, Vikas Choubey, Mohd Atif Wahid, Arshit Kapoor, Ajay Kumar, Enhancements of mechanical properties of materials through ECAP for high temperature applications, Materials Today: Proceedings Elsevier (Scopus), 2021.Lubaid Nisar, Mohd Atif Wahid et al.An investigation on effect of process parameters on surface roughness and dimensional inaccuracy using Grey based Taguchi method, Materials Today: Proceedings Elsevier (Scopus), 2021.Arshit Kapoor, Mohd Atif Wahid et al 3D FEM simulation on Deformation and Strain analysis for grain renement of Mg Alloy passed through ECAP 2021 IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng. 1149 012024Gaurav Kumar, MA Wahid et al Optimization of turning process parameters of SS-321 using taguchi based grey relational analysis 2021 IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng. 1149 012028Mohd A Wahid et al. A simulation-based study on the effect of Underwater Friction Stir welding process parameters using different evolutionary optimization algorithms. Proceedings of the IME, Part C: Journal of Mechanical Engineering Science,2020,SAGE(SCI)Mohd Atif Wahid et al. Aluminum alloys in marine construction:

A. S. Mattoo, D. Upadhyay, A. K. Dubey and M. K. Shukla .An approach to analyse and protect data on Untrusted Cloud Network," 2020 10th International Conference on Cloud Computing, Data Science & Engineering (Conuence), Noida, India, 2020, pp. 139-144 D. Upadhyay, A. K. Dubey and M. K. Shukla. Group Key Management in Cloud for Shared Media Sanitization," 2020 2020 Sixth International Conference on Parallel, Distributed and Grid Computing (PDGC), Noida, 2020.Vikas Gupta,Manohar Sajnani, Saurabh Kumar Dixit & Kavita Khanna. Foreign tourist's tea preferences and relevance to destination attraction in India, Tourism Recreation Research, 2020.Nitesh Singh Bhati and Manju Khari.A Survey on Hybrid Intrusion Detection Techniques. International Conference on Research in Intelligent and Computing in Engineering (RICE-2020), Springer, TDMU, VietnamPankul Goel, Mohd Atif Wahid, and Radha Kant Mishra. Inuence of Friction Stir Welding Parameters on Mechanical Properties of dissimilar

characteristics, application and problems from a fabrication viewpoint, MSOT, Mar Syst Ocean Technol 15, 70–80 (2020) Springer (Scopus) D. Upadhyay and A. K. Dubey.Maximum Probable Clock Offset Estimation (MPCOE) to Reduce Time Synchronization Problems in Wireless Sensor Networks. Wireless Personal Communication,2020. Springer (Scopus).

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AA 7475 to AISI 304. Material Sci and Engg, 2020, IOP(Scopus)Khan E.H., Wahid M.A., Neha E., Nawaz I., Tiwari G.N. Analysis of Performance Parameters of Active Solar Still, ICMET,2020, Springer (Scopus)M A Wahid et al. Friction Stir Welding Process Vis-a-Vis Human Health. HWWEI,AMU, 2020, Springer (Scopus) D. Upadhyay, S. Sharma. Convergence of Articial Intelligence of Things: Concepts, Designing, and Applications," (2021). Towards a Smart World. New York: Chapman and Hall/CRC.

Singh, N., Singh, P., Singh, K. K., & Singh, A. (2021). Disease Diagnosis by using Machine Learning in edited book in Machine Learning & Internet of medical things in healthcare., Elsevier Publication (Scopus).

Singh P. & Singh N. (2020). Blockchain with IoT & AI: A Review of Agriculture and Healthcare, IJAEC, 11(4), Article 2, Publisher-IGI.

Joshi, U. and Kumar, R., 2020. A novel deep neural networks based path prediction. Cluster Computing, pp.1-10.

Nitesh Singh Bhati, et al. Real Time De-hazing Device and A Method Thereof”, Application No.: 20201102506, Date of Filing: Jul 7, 2020,

Parkhi Bhardwaj, Gunjan Sethi. Voice Based E-mail System for Visually Impaired:A Review. International Research Journal of Engineering and technology ,2020.

Deepti Agarwal. STPM based performance analysis of nitesized differential serial FSO network,IIT Kharagpur,IEEE,978-1-7281-5120-5.

Megha J Panicker, Vikas Updadhyay, Gunjan Sethi, Vrinda Mathur. Image Caption generator. International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering,2021

Singh P et al Application No.202011052004 A, “Deep Learning based framework for locating and tracking of Abductee” (Patent).

Dr. Divya Mishra, Jasmine Sethi, Shashank Srivastava. A Review on P2P File System based on IPFS for Concurrency Control in Hadoop. IEMIS 2020.

Singh, N., Singh, P. & Gupta, M. An inclusive survey on machine learning for CRM: a paradigm shift. Decision (2021). (ESCI), Publisher-Springer.Singh, K., Arora, G., Singh, P. et al. IoT-based collection vendor machine (CVM) for E-waste management . J Reliable Intell Environ (2021) (Scopus Indexed), Publisher-Springer.

T. Chauhan, S. Rawat, S. Malik and P. Singh, "Supervised and Unsupervised Machine Learning based Review on Diabetes Care 7th International Conference on Advanced Computing and Communication Systems (ICACCS), 2021, pp. 581-585.

Dubey, S., Singh, P., Yadav, P., & Singh, K. K. (2020). Household Waste Management System Using IoT and Machine Learning. Procedia Computer Science, 167, 1950-1959. (Scopus Indexed).

Singh, P., Singh, N., & Deka GC. (2020). Prospects of Machine Learning with blockchain in Healthcare and Agriculture. IGI Publications

Dr Kimmi Verma. Taylor and Francis book Series on Energy Harvesting-Enabling IOT (Accepted)

Singh P., Rajnesh Singh, Murari Kumar Singh & Narendra Singh, (2020). A Distributed Articial Intelligence: A Future of AI, CRC Press.

Mishra, S.K., Kumar, A., Kaundal, A. and Joshi, U., 2021. Management Information System. International Journal of Research in Engineering, Science and Management, 4(5), pp.144-146.

Ankit Gambhir. Chicken Swarm Optimization Algorithm Perspective on Energy Constraints in Wsn,Upcon 2020 Mnnit Allahabad Prayagraj,IEEE, 2020.

Singh, P., & Agrawal, R. (2020). An Overloading State Computation and Load Sharing Mechanism in Fog Computing. Accepted for the publication in JITR-IGI Publications, Vol. 14, Issue-3. (ESCI), Publisher-IGI.

Dr Kimmi Verma Patent on VD-Mobile APP: Virus Detection mobile App to detect the various types of virus. Application No. 202031027653.

Deepti Agarwal. Taylor and Francis book Series on Energy Harvesting-Enabling IOT (Accepted)

Nitesh Singh Bhati, Garvit Chugh. An Improved Ensemble based Intrusion Detection Technique using XGBoost. Transactions on Emerging Telecommunications Technologies,2020.SCIE

Nikhil Kumar Nigam. Comparative Harmonic Analysis of Various PWM Techniques for Diode Clamped Multi-Level Inverter in MATLAB/Simulink. International Conference of advanced research and Innovation.2020.

Preeti Nair. Assessing the urban form of hill settlements, new-shimla, INDIA 3rd international conference in Resilient and Responsible Architecture and Urbanism, Egypt. 14th- 15th (SPEAKER) Nov,2020.

Preeti Nair. Data Cataloguing of the heritage-based villages through geographic information system (GIS) 10th International Conference on Cloud Computing, Data Science & Engineering (Conuence) 29 Jan. 2020.

Nidhi Sharma et al. Review on Chatbot,IRJET,2020.

Publication Date Aug 21, 2020. [Published][PATENT]

Nitesh Singh Bhati, Manju Khari. A Review on Intrusion Detection Systems and Techniques. International Journal of Uncertainty, Fuzziness and Knowledge-Based Systems,2020

Vivek Krishna Misra, Sanskar Mittal, Divyansh Kathait, Shyamendra Bhadauria, Shivank Tourism Through Voice Using Alexa Skil. International Journal of Science Engineering and Research (2020).

Kumod Gupta. A Review Paper on Feature Selection Techniques and Articial Neural Networks Architectures Used in Thermography for Early Stage Detection of Breast Cancer Soft Computing: Theories and Applications. SOCTA. 2020.

Medhavi Pande. Sentiment Analysis of Movie Reviews using a Different Algorithm. International Journal of Modernization in Engineering Technology & Science.2020

Jain S., Goyal M, Singh D., Aswal A., Joshi U. ,2021.Face Mask Detection using Machine Learning and Deep Learning, IRJET Vol:8, Issue:01

Kumod Gupta. Detection of Abnormality in breast thermogram using Canny edge detection algorithm for thermography images. IJMEI.2020

Nidhi Sharma et al. Semantic Segmentation of Satellite Image: A Survey IRJET.2020

Nitesh Singh Bhati. A New Intrusion Detection Scheme using CatBoost Classier. International Conference on Forthcoming Networks and Sustainability in the IoT Era.2020. Springer (Scopus)

Megha Kumar et al. Development of Autonomous Drones for Adaptive Obstacle Avoidance in Real World Environments, IJSRP 2020.Megha Kumar et al Automated Image Captioning Based on Deep Neural Networks ,IJRASET. 2020.

Nitesh Singh Bhati, Manju Khari. An Optimized Intrusion Detection Scheme using Ensemble based Voting Method Journal Of Intelligent & Fuzzy System.2021.SCIE

Nidhi Sharma, Fahad Mehfooz, Sakshi Jha Sahil Singh ,Shreya Saini. Medical Chatbot for Novel COVID-19 .5th ICT4SD 2020 .Springer.

Kumar, R., Kumar, M. and Joshi, U., 2020. Data Mining-Based Student’s Performance Evaluator. In Intelligent Communication, Control and Devices (pp. 719-726). Springer, Singapore.

Swati Punyal, Assessing the urban form of hill settlements, new-shimla, INDIA 3rd international conference in Resilient and Responsible Architecture and Urbanism, Egypt. 14th- 15th (SPEAKER) Nov, 2020.

Samreen Sultan Integrated Territorial Urban Conservation: An Approach to Regenerate Badarpur sarai, Ekistics: An approach to urban regional planning and development, National Seminar on Ekistics: An approach to Urban-Regional Planning and Development.Nidhi Sachdeva et al. Ecological Disasters due to Urbanization. Urban Development: Philosophies, Principles and Practices. 2020.Samreen Sultan. Exploring Co-existence of Formal and Informal Settlements: A case of Jasola Vihar and Shaheen Bagh. Urban Development: Philosophies, Principles and Practices. 2020.

1. Strong Academics: All programmes are offered under the afliation of the prestigious Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University. Students are taught using audio visual aids, case studies, state of art laboratories and rigorous assessments. DTC has a very strong faculty base of experienced and well qualied teachers in the areas of B.Tech, BHMCT, B.Arch and MBA. DTC has been awarded A/A+ grade for 4 consecutive years by GGSIPU. DTC secured 8th rank in Times of India Survey (TOI) in 2018.

2. Award: DTC was listed among top 10 Emerging Institutes in India in Times of India Survey 2018.

3. Career and Placement Guidance: DTC ensures that students gain industry insight and practical knowledge through collaborations with various agencies and companies. The institute has developed strong relations with Industry and leading commercial Organizations to assist the students in nding out suitable employment opportunities. It is done through our Training &Placement Cell. DTC also provides analytical counseling and acts as a catalyst between prospective Employers and Students. HR Executives from various organizations are frequently invited to organize the campus Interview. The institute has an outstanding record of 100% support in Training & Placement.

4. MOU: The Institute has signed several MOUs with Corporate giants like Amazon, Oracle, Palo Alto, ICT Academy for bridging Industry Academia gap.

5. Research Centers: DTC lays emphasis on original research and policy framework formation in key areas of academics. Keeping this in vision, DTC has eight active research centers within School of Engineering, Architecture, and Management.

6. Trainings & Workshops: DTC has collaborated with World's Best Design software company Autodesk Inc. to establish Autodesk Design Academy in Department of Mechanical & Automation Engineering for training of students and faculty.

7. Student Societies: SC was established in 2015 to undertake a comprehensive development of students, encompassing extra-curricular and Co-curricular activities of both Technical and Cultural nature. There are 13 student societies thus formed under the SWC, six of which are Technical and have an ambit of the students of their respective trades only. Seven other student societies are institutional level societies and cater to the Socio-Cultural activities for all.

8. Modern Infrastructure: Being a premier college, DTC runs programmes in the area of B.Tech, BCA, BHMCT, B.Arch & MBA. The infrastructure holds state of art laboratories in order to enable the practical development of the students. The library is resourceful and accommodates students to study and access the materials that they need. Huge and spacious auditorium is available at campus for hosting various events. Canteen is well stocked and has good seating arrangement. Computer lab and on campus Wi-Fi helps students in practical sessions.

9. Hostel Facility: The institute provides separate on campus residence facility for students with options of AC/Non-AC rooms. Rooms are available in single, twin sharing and triple sharing options. The Hostel premises are Wi Fi enabled. The Hostels are supervised by experienced wardens who ensure resident students have a home away from home. The Hostels are safe and secure, with male and female guards present around the clock. The mess provides quality and hygienic food to the resident students.

10. Transport Facilities: The Institute extends buses from key metro stations in Delhi and Noida including Laxmi Nagar, Akshardham, Vaishali, Indrapuram, Jaipuriya, Dilshad Garden, Sahibabad, Nitikhand/DPS, Hindon Airforce Station, Karn Gate chowki Loni Road, Gaziabad, Moti Bagh, AIIMS, Sarojni nagar, South Ex, Maharani Bagh, Saket Metro, Sarita Vihar Metro, Tughalkabad Metro, Kalindikunj, GIP Mall (Near Sector-18 Metro station Noida) etc. Transport services are outsourced by the institute to reputed transport companies.

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Admissions

90% of the admissions are achieved through University Counselling and 10% seats are available for Management Quota. Admission through Management Quota is strictly on merit basis (results of the qualifying exam as specied by the University)along with the Personal Interaction Session with the candidate.

Candidates should register online at the GGSIPU website for admission at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University courses offered at Delhi Technical Campus.

DTC admits students on the basis of merit of Common Admission Test (CAT) conducted by Indian Institute of Management on a rotational basis for MBA. For admission in B.Tech, all applicants are required to appear for Joint Entrance Exam (JEE) Main Paper-1 conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA). For pursuing B.Arch the admissions for Academic year 2020-21 have been notied to be on the basis of the scores attained in NATA-2020 Examination (National Aptitude Test conducted by CoA). Further, students are admitted in B.A (Hons.) English, B.A (Hons.) Economics, B.Com (Hons.),B.Tech (Lateral), BCA& BHMCT on the basis of the result of the Common Entrance Test (CET) conducted by the GGSIP University. However, this may be subject to change and candidates are advised to keep checking https://ipu.ac.in to stay updated about the admission process.

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