DTU BTech Odd Sem Registration 2025 Starts Today (Don’t Miss This)

Hey guys,

Just a heads-up — DTU has opened the registration for BTech odd semesters (3rd, 5th & 7th) from today, 11 July. The portal goes live from 3 PM, and the last date is 25th July, 11:59 PM. So yeah, don’t leave it till the last moment — the portal usually crashes or slows down close to the deadline.

📍Link: reg.exam.dtu.ac.in

Also, BDes 3rd sem registration will start from 14th July at 3 PM.

A few important things DTU has made clear:

  • Reset your password beforehand using your registered email. Once registration starts, there won’t be any option for “forgot password” or Google login. So if you’re locked out, you’re stuck.

  • No separate exam registration this time. So if you don’t register now, you won’t be allowed to give your exams later.

  • Register for both core + electives. It’s mandatory.

  • DTU won’t accept offline requests for course changes later. So triple-check before hitting submit.

  • Don’t take 3rd-year courses if you haven’t cleared 1st year, and same logic goes for 4th-year courses if you’ve pending 2nd-year subjects.

  • Don’t repeat electives you’ve already done or take a course that’s going to be your core in a later semester. That’ll just get rejected.

  • Once done, download the form and keep a soft copy. You might be asked to show it in your dept.

TL;DR:
 Portal’s open → reg.exam.dtu.ac.in
 Starts: 11 July, 3 PM
 Ends: 25 July, 11:59 PM
 No late reg, no manual changes later. Be smart, register on time.

If anyone’s stuck or confused about electives, backlogs, or course selection, ask seniors or your class rep ASAP.

Good luck & don’t sleep on this 💻💥

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