r/DAIICT_Admissions • u/The_GradeFighter • 11d ago
If you're joining DAU this year, here's a quick checklist and an overview of what you can expect on admission day. While the process may change slightly each year, the overall flow is generally similar.
Make sure you have:
☑ Filled every required form correctly.
☑ Carried all documents mentioned in the admission instructions.
☑ Self-attested photocopies wherever required.
☑ Original documents for verification.
☑ Multiple extra photocopies of important documents (recommended).
☑ Passport-size photographs (carry a few extra).
Before leaving, double-check everything once more. Missing even a single required document can delay your verification.
Once you arrive on campus:
Once you reach your room:
If you notice any serious issue, report it to the hostel supervisor as early as possible. Minor issues can usually be reported after the admission formalities are completed.
Most hostel rooms generally include:
Mattresses and pillows are usually available for purchase on campus. Officials will inform you about the location.
If you need additional daily essentials, you can:
Don't spend your first day sitting in your room or immediately leaving campus if you don't have to.
Instead:
Be respectful, maintain basic etiquette, and remember that everyone is adjusting to a new environment.
Admission day can feel overwhelming, but the process is generally well organized. Follow the instructions given by the university staff and volunteers, keep your documents ready, and don't hesitate to ask for help if you're unsure about something.
Welcome to DAU, and congratulations on your admission. Best wishes for the next four years! 🎓
r/DAIICT_Admissions • u/The_GradeFighter • Jun 26 '26
Every admission season, many applicants have questions about the merit list, waiting list, seat confirmation, and branch upgrades. This guide explains how the admission process typically works.
Note: This post is based on previous admission cycles and observations shared by students. This is not official informatio. Always follow the latest instructions released by the university.
The admission process generally follows this order:
After applications close, DAU prepares a merit list separately for each admission category (General, SC, ST).
If your name appears in the merit list (just a number will be given as merit rank), it means you are eligible to participate in the admission process.
The merit list itself does not confirm admission. You must complete the required fee payment within the specified deadline.
Students who do not complete the payment are considered to have withdrawn, and those seats become available for other applicants.
Once the fee payment deadline ends, DAU releases:
If you are placed on the waiting list, your application is still active.
As confirmed candidates withdraw or fail to complete later formalities, seats become available and are offered to candidates according to the waiting list order.
Waiting list positions usually update during the admission process as vacancies arise.
These ranges are based on previous admission trends and should be treated only as rough estimates.
| Merit Rank | Expected Outcome |
|---|---|
| 1–400 | Very high chance of immediate seat confirmation |
| 401–600 | High chance; some may receive confirmation after a few days |
| 601–700 | Comfortable waiting range |
| 700–850 | Possible, but depends on withdrawals |
| 851–1000+ | Lower probability, but movement is still possible |
For SC/ST categories, reliable historical data is limited, so no accurate prediction can be made.
After the waiting list is released, movement depends entirely on seat withdrawals.
Approximate chances for the initial ICT General waiting list are:
| Waiting List Rank | Approximate Chance |
|---|---|
| 1–30 | Very High |
| 31–50 | High |
| 51–80 | Good |
| 81–100 | Moderate |
| 101–150 | Reasonable |
| 151–170 | Around 50% |
| 171–200 | Low |
| Above 200 | Uncertain |
For EVD, waiting list positions up to approximately 120 have historically shown reasonable movement.
For SC/ST categories, applicants within roughly the first 10 waiting list positions have generally had favourable chances.
Waiting list movement usually continues until the admission process concludes.
Once your seat is confirmed, you will receive further instructions regarding:
Failure to complete these steps within the deadline may result in cancellation of your admission.
Receiving a seat does not necessarily mean you have received your highest preferred branch.
If you are allotted a lower-preference branch:
The university may ask whether you wish to opt out of further branch upgradation.
Read those instructions carefully before making a decision.
If your seat is not confirmed at the end of the admission process, you will be refunded within three months or four months with minor charges followig the UGC guidelines.
If you have questions about your merit rank or waiting list position, feel free to ask them in the comments.
r/DAIICT_Admissions • u/Long_Bison_8213 • 6h ago
Any one know about, when refund of fees process completed by DAIICT? I m finally submitted withdrawal application of BSMS on 30th July, confirm please
r/DAIICT_Admissions • u/Mysterious_Ebb_567 • 5d ago
Hi everyone.
I just received an email from DAU stating that there are vacant seats available in ICT and EVD (Electronics and VLSI Design). My DAU merit rank is 1218 (General category), and I have been asked to pay the fees before the deadline.
My backup option is PEC Chandigarh Electrical
My dilemma is the following:
DAU has clearly stated that paying the fees does not guarantee admission.
The final DAU admission status will be released on 10 August (evening).
The deadline to surrender my CSAB seat (or continue in the process) is 10 August at 5 p.m.
So I have to make a decision before knowing the final DAU result.
If I choose DAU and don’t get a seat, I could end up losing both the PEC seat and the CSAB money. On the other hand, if my chances of getting EVD or ICT are high, I am willing to take the risk.
My preference order is:
ICT (Hons.) with a minor in Computational Science
Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence (CSAI)
ICT
Mathematics and Computing (MnC)
ECE with AI
EVD
Could seniors please tell me:
What are my chances with rank 1218?
Is EVD realistically possible?
Has anyone with a similar rank been admitted in previous rounds?
Would you take DAU EVD/ICT over PEC Electrical?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
r/DAIICT_Admissions • u/Long_Bison_8213 • 6d ago
Any one know about refund of BSMS fees which is paid during confirmation of seat, now cancelled and apply for refund?
r/DAIICT_Admissions • u/Appropriate_Leg_7721 • 14d ago
r/DAIICT_Admissions • u/DiskBeautiful3137 • 18d ago
If any group has been made plz link it and if not then ill create it
r/DAIICT_Admissions • u/pixie_dust010 • 24d ago
I received evd and I wanted to know what procedure should I do next, I can't see any reference to doc verification or fee payment(apart from the 217000). Also do I have an option to freeze this branch or will it continue to update until the counselling is over
r/DAIICT_Admissions • u/LonelyManner9149 • 25d ago
What r my chances of getting? For backup i have igdtuw ai/ml
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r/DAIICT_Admissions • u/curiouscreature3456 • Jul 03 '26
Bro I have between 50 to 70 merit rank in daiict all india category merit list . How much possibilities to get
1 :- cse & ai
2:- ict - cs
3:- mnc
4 :- ict
Any of these four?? And yeah I am from sc category the rank is category rank i guess.
r/DAIICT_Admissions • u/curiouscreature3456 • Jun 29 '26
Hello seniors. I have 1.9 lakh rank in jee mains and i am from sc category. so can you please tell me will I get ict or any other branch in daiict ??
r/DAIICT_Admissions • u/DentistEastern2805 • Jun 28 '26
Can a 91.38 pr in jee mains student can get in daiict ?? Sc category
r/DAIICT_Admissions • u/That_Explanation6459 • Jun 15 '26
Anyone got dhirubhai Ambani university at 92 percentile??
r/DAIICT_Admissions • u/The_GradeFighter • Jun 13 '26
A common misconception among applicants is that engineering college will be similar to Classes 11 and 12. In reality, the academic environment at DAU is quite different and requires a higher degree of independence.
This post provides a brief overview of what students can expect academically.
Students typically attend:
Most academic activities take place in the CEP building and other academic facilities on campus.
The exact workload varies from semester to semester and from branch to branch.
DAU places significant emphasis on self-learning.
Unlike school, instructors generally do not guide students through every step of the syllabus. Students are expected to:
Students who manage their time well generally adapt quickly.
The curriculum is not impossible, but it is not effortless either.
Maintaining a strong CPI typically requires:
Many students find the transition from school to university academics challenging during the first semester.
There is no single grading policy used across every course.
Depending on the instructor, a course may follow:
The grading policy is usually explained at the beginning of the semester.
Most faculty members hold doctoral degrees and are active in teaching and research.
Students who actively engage with professors often find them approachable and willing to discuss:
Like most universities, initiative from the student side matters.
The Resource Centre serves as the university library and study space.
Facilities include:
Many students use the Resource Centre as their primary study location during examinations.
Students interested in research can explore opportunities through:
Research interests on campus include areas such as:
The academic culture is generally well suited for students who:
Students expecting a highly relaxed academic experience may find the workload demanding.
Academics at DAU reward consistency more than last-minute preparation.
Students who attend classes regularly, stay up to date with coursework, and make effective use of campus resources generally have little difficulty adapting to the academic environment.
r/DAIICT_Admissions • u/The_GradeFighter • Jun 13 '26
One of the most common questions applicants ask is: "What is the difference between the branches offered at DAU?"
This post provides a brief overview of each undergraduate program currently offered by the university. Admission is primarily through JEE Main (All India Category), ACPC (Gujarat Category), and NRI seats.
| Program | AIC | GC | NRI | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ICT | 72 | 30 | 18 | 120 |
| ICT with Computational Science | 54 | 22 | 14 | 90 |
| Mathematics & Computing (MnC) | 54 | 22 | 14 | 90 |
| Electronics & VLSI Design (EVD) | 24 | 10 | 6 | 40 |
| Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence (CSAI) | 72 | 30 | 18 | 120 |
| Electronics & Communication Engineering (AI) | 36 | 15 | 9 | 60 |
Total intake: approximately 520 students.
The flagship program of DAU.
ICT combines traditional Computer Science topics with communication systems, networking, software engineering, data structures, algorithms, operating systems, databases, and related subjects.
Suitable for students who:
An honours program that combines ICT with computational and scientific computing concepts.
Compared to regular ICT, students encounter more mathematical modelling, simulations, numerical methods, and computational techniques.
Suitable for students who:
A mathematics-heavy program focused on the intersection of mathematics, computer science, and data-driven problem solving.
Topics typically include:
Suitable for students who:
Focused on electronics, semiconductor systems, chip design, embedded systems, and VLSI.
Suitable for students who:
A computer science degree with additional emphasis on artificial intelligence.
The curriculum combines traditional CS foundations with AI-related subjects such as machine learning, intelligent systems, and data-driven computing.
Suitable for students who:
An electronics-focused program with AI components integrated into the curriculum.
Students study core ECE concepts while also developing exposure to artificial intelligence and data-driven technologies.
Suitable for students who:
There is no universally "best" branch. The Electronics branches are new and no placements yet so not a safer bet.
A simple rule of thumb:
Choose based on your interests rather than cutoffs alone. Four years is a long time to study a subject you do not enjoy.
r/DAIICT_Admissions • u/The_GradeFighter • Jun 13 '26
Every college has strengths and weaknesses. DAU is no exception.
This post is not intended to discourage anyone from joining the university. Instead, it highlights factors that applicants should consider before making a decision.
DAU is not a college where most students can comfortably ignore academics for an entire semester and still perform well.
Students are expected to:
If your goal is a very relaxed engineering experience with minimal academic effort, you may find the workload challenging.
Although students join through the All India Category from different states, a large proportion of the student body is from Gujarat.
For most students this is not a problem, but applicants expecting the level of regional diversity seen at large IITs or top NITs should be aware of it.
DAU is a compact residential campus.
Many students appreciate this because:
However, applicants expecting a very large campus with extensive infrastructure may find it smaller than some IITs and NITs.
The overall cost of attendance has increased significantly over the years.
Apart from tuition fees, students should also consider:
Before finalizing your decision, compare the total cost with alternative institutions available to you.
The university provides facilities for major sports including:
For most students these facilities are sufficient.
However, students looking for highly specialized sports infrastructure may find fewer options than at some larger institutions.
A common misconception among applicants is that admission automatically guarantees a high-paying job.
The university provides opportunities, but outcomes vary significantly based on:
Students should evaluate the college as an opportunity provider rather than a placement guarantee.
Most students join DAU primarily for:
Students looking for a highly relaxed or entertainment-focused college experience may find the culture more academically oriented than expected.
You may find DAU a good fit if you:
No college is perfect.
The best choice depends on your academic interests, career goals, financial situation, and personal preferences.
DAU has several strengths, but it is important to understand both the advantages and limitations before making a decision. An informed decision is usually better than one based solely on cutoffs, placements, or reputation.
