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Diploma in Engineering (Polytechnic)

at Jamia Millia Islamia University-[JMI]

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Fees

Fees at Jamia Millia Islamia University for the Bachelor of Arts + Bachelor of Law [BALLB] {Hons.} program distinctly differ between the two offered batches. Regular batch students pay an annual tuition fee of INR 10,000, while those in the self-finance batch incur higher yearly charges of INR 40,000. This differentiation is based on ranks achieved in entrance examinations.

Admission fees for the program are approximately INR 200, with no additional hidden charges involved. Financial assistance is available through various scholarship options, including the JMI Teachers Association scholarships, the Reliance Scholarship program, and others accessible via the National Scholarship Portal, primarily benefiting students from minority communities or those with financial need.

Eligibility

The diploma is intended for candidates who have passed the secondary school examination, or an equivalent recognised qualification, with mathematics and science, and departments may also admit candidates with a relevant technical or vocational school qualification. Admission is through the entrance test and merit process notified by Jamia Millia Islamia for the session. The minimum marks in the qualifying examination, the branch-wise seat position, reservation and relaxation provisions and the closing merit position are decided by the university for each admission year, so past cut-offs are only an indication. Candidates awaiting their result are usually allowed to apply provisionally. Read the current prospectus for the branches on offer and the application schedule.

About Diploma in Engineering (Polytechnic)

The Diploma in Engineering, offered through polytechnic study at Jamia Millia Islamia in New Delhi, is a practical engineering qualification taken after school rather than after a degree. Students work through applied mathematics, engineering drawing, materials and the core theory of their branch, but the weight of the course sits in the workshop and the laboratory, where they learn to read drawings, use instruments and machines, follow safety practice and complete assessed practical assignments. Branch options depend on what the faculty runs in a given session, and the course usually includes industrial training or a project. It suits students who want to enter technical work early and prefer learning by doing to extended theory. Graduates take up technician, supervisor and junior engineer roles in industry and services, and many use the lateral entry route to join a bachelor of engineering or technology programme later.

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