Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women (IGDTUW)
Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women (IGDTUW) Delhi's government women's technical university - CSE average ?25 LPA at a ?7.78 lakh fee.
Established Year
1998
Approved By
UGC, AICTE, NAAC 'A+' grade; Government of NCT of Delhi
Campus Size
45 acres
Highest Package
56 LPA (2024)
Average Fees
?7.78 L (total, 4-year B.Tech academic fee)
Exams
JEE Main + JAC Delhi counselling; GATE, CAT, NIMCET, CUET-PG for PG
Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women was established in 1998 as India's first women's engineering college and gained university status in 2013. It is located in Kashmere Gate on a 45-acre campus and is accredited 'A+' by NAAC. The university offers B.Tech in CSE, CSE-AI, IT, ECE, AI/ML, Mathematics and Computing and Mechanical & Automation. Admission is open to women candidates only, which creates a focused peer group and a distinctly supportive placement environment. With a ₹7.78 lakh four-year fee against a CSE average of ₹25 LPA, it delivers one of the strongest returns in Delhi.
NIRF 2025 data reports a B.Tech median of ?18.47 LPA with 571 of 654 graduating students placed - 94%. Branch-wise 2024 figures show CSE averaging ?25 LPA with the highest at ?56 LPA, CSE-AI averaging ?22.82 LPA, and IT averaging ?20.99 LPA.
B.Tech admission is through JEE Main followed by JAC Delhi counselling, sharing the common form with DTU, NSUT and IIIT Delhi. Admission is restricted to women candidates, and the CSE cutoff closed between roughly 42,200 (Round 1) and 50,687 (Round 5) in JAC Delhi. M.Tech is through GATE, MCA through NIMCET, MBA through CAT, and some programmes use CUET-PG or an IGDTUW entrance test.
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