Somdatta Roy
Senior Content Writer | Updated on - Jul 11, 2025

Delhi Technological University activated online registration for Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) 3rd, 5th, 7th-semester courses today, July 11. Students can access the registration portal via the official DTU website at dtu.ac.in.

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DTU's online registration for its Bachelor of Technology (BTech) and Bachelor of Design (BDes) odd semester examinations has started. BTech students in their third, fifth, and seventh semesters are eligible to register as of today, July 11, 2025, from 3:00 PM. 

 

DIRECT LINK: DTU B.Tech Odd Semester 2025 Registration (ONLINE)

 

DIRECT LINK: DTU 2025 Odd Semester Registration Official Schedule (RELEASED)

 

BDes students of DTU enrolling for their third-semester exams can begin their registration on July 14, 2025, at 3:00 PM. The registration window for both programs will close on July 25, 2025, at 11:59 PM, and students are advised to complete their applications on the official DTU website before the deadline.

How to do DTU 2025 Registration for Odd Semesters?

The below steps given below will help you to register for DTU 2025 registration for odd semester:

  • Step 1: Go to dtu.ac.in.
  • Step 2: Look for the link related to odd semester registration for B.Tech/B.Des programs positioned under "Latest Notices," "Student Corner," or an "Examination Branch" section.
  • Step 3: Use your updated login credentials.
  • Step 4: You must register online for both core and elective courses.
  • Step 5: After successful registration, you will be able to download and save your registration form. Keep a copy, as you may need to produce it at your department if requested.

Important Instructions for DTU Odd Semester Registration 2025

The crucial guidelines for students registering for DTU's odd semester exams 2025 are given below:

  • Students must use their registered email address to check or reset their login password on the registration portal at reg.exam.dtu.ac.in prior to the start of registration. Please note that "forget password," "reset password," or "login with Google ID" options will not be available during the registration period.
  • For the 2025-26 academic year, there won't be a separate registration process for odd semester exams. It's crucial to note that no student will be allowed to register after the final deadline.
  • All students must complete online registration for both core and elective courses. Please note, offline requests to drop, add, or change courses won't be processed.
  • Undergraduate students cannot register for third-year courses if they have uncleared first-year courses. Similarly, students in programs longer than three years cannot register for fourth-year courses if they have uncleared second-year courses.
  • Students must not select elective courses they have already taken in previous semesters, or any core courses they are scheduled to pursue in future semesters.
  • Finally, students should download and save their registration form. You may be required to present a copy of this form to your respective department if requested by the university authorities.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Ans: The online registration for B.Tech V/VII Semester starts on July 11, 2025, at 3:00 PM. For B.Des III Semester, registration begins on July 14, 2025, at 3:00 PM. July 25, 2025, at 11:59 PM is the last date to register for both programs.

Ans: Students must check or reset their login password using their registered Gmail/DTU email ID through the "login with Google ID" option on the registration portal (reg.exam.dtu.ac.in) before registration begins. This is crucial because the "forget password / reset password / login with Google ID" links will not be available during the actual course registration period.

Ans: A student in an UG program cannot register for third-year courses if they have not cleared all first-year courses. Similarly, a student in a program longer than three years cannot register for fourth-year courses if they have not cleared all second-year courses. Additionally, students should not choose an elective course they have already taken in previous semesters or any core course they are scheduled to pursue in forthcoming semesters.

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