Delhi Technological University hikes fees for 2025–26 across major courses
For the first time, a Rs1,000 Alumni Association Life Membership fee will be collected at the time of admission. This fee is now included within the overall structure.INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS TO PAY MOREDTU has also revised tuition fees for foreign nationals. For international PhD applicants, the fee has jumped from $2,500 to $6,112. Similarly, undergraduate fees have increased from $6,100 to $7,112, and postgraduate courses from $5,800 to $6,112.OFFICIAL NOTIFICATIONThe fee hike has been approved by the competent authority and officially published by the university. Students can view the full breakdown on the DTU official website.Click here to check and download the detailed fee structureWHAT STUDENTS SHOULD KNOWadvertisementPlan early: The changes apply to students seeking admission in 2025–26Budget impact: Fee hikes could affect loan amounts, EMIs, and financial planningDBT compliance: Fees may still be subject to subsidies under various schemes, but full payment is required at admission- EndsMust Watch
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