Check list for Online Admission for Five year Dual Degree Programme (B.Tech + M.Tech/M.S.)
Online DASA Admission Procedure
LTspice workshop on 27th February 2021
List of courses being offered in Winter Semester 2021
Date sheet - 1st Midterm Examination 
Academic Calendar for First Year - First semester students for the Academic Year 2020-21 
Corrigendum reg. End Semester Examination 2020
End Semester Exam Date Sheet for Monsoon Semester 2020-21 
Time Table for First Semester Students
Courses to be offered to new students in Monsoon Semester 2020-21
Date Sheet 1st Mid Term Examinations (Academic Year 2020-21)
Academic Calendar for Monsoon Semester, Academic Year 2020-21
Time Table of Monsoon Semester 2020
List of courses being offered in Monsoon Semester 2020
Admissions in Five-Year Dual Degree Programmes (BTech + MTech/MS) in JNU through CSAB-2020/JoSAA-2020 on the Basis of Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main Ranking
Admissions through DASA scheme (2020)
The youngest and a promising school in Jawaharlal Nehru University, School of Engineering, will start its academic sessions from July 2018 with Five-Year Dual Degree Programme (FYDDP) with BTech in Engineering and Master’s (MS/MTech), with specializations in Social Sciences/Humanities/Science/Technology. The thrust areas of the BTech programme will cover most of the well-known disciplines of Sciences and Technology. The courses of this programme will consist of Sciences and Engineering including various options such as Communications, Environment, Electronics and Information Technology. Considering the all-pervasive and universal nature of Technology today which cuts across disciplines, viz. Sciences, Engineering, Humanities and Social Sciences, study of Communications, Environment and Information Technology will have to be brought in consonance with the understanding of various aspects of Economics, Commerce, Sociology, Politics, History and Linguistics. Rigorous data analysis (big data analysis, for example) on various social aspects have strengthened our understanding of social behaviour. The Humanities and Social Sciences no longer operate in isolation. In fact, the recent past has been a witness to numerous interdisciplinary collaborations: Communications with Languages and Linguistics; Environmental Engineering with Geography; Economic Strategies and Commercial Implications with Computing Methods etc. Engineering has thus permeated and also extended extensive support to many aspects of Humanities and Social Sciences. Similarly, the Humanities and Social Sciences have helped the Engineering Sciences to construct models that factor in social behaviour and provide socially relevant solutions to various problems.