Objective

           With a view to meet the growing of demand of skilled professionals in the field of IT,University of Delhi inroduced in its constituent colleges Bachelor of Information Tecnology(BIT) and Bachelor of Information Science(BIS).Apart from providing rigorous foundations of the concepts of Computer Science and Information Technology,these courses equip the students with the capability of easily adapting to the ever-changing technology through appropriate combination of project work and industrial training. 

Curriculum 

           The curriculum is designed to include a balanced foundation of courses of study, assignments and Project work. The BIT course includes a component of Business Studies whereas BIS course has a component of Electronics. Electives in the sixth and seventh semesters offer the students flexibility to specialize in chosen areas.In the seventh and eigth semesters, the students get an oppertunity to work on the live projects in the industry. 

Methodology

           While conventional teaching methodologies ae followed to deliver the core concepts,considerable exposure to real life situations is given by the way of case studies and projects.These are furthur supplemented by group learning and practice orientation.Guest lectures and presentations are organized from time to time to provide an insight into the latest developments and happenings in the industry.Continuous lab-work an assessment play an important role in consolidated learning. 
Delhi University Cut-Off Lists
 

With the IT industry booming in India and the Internet and emerging IT trends, one feels lost in the race of technology. Industries, as of today have started to depend on IT and computer infrastructure as a fundamental prerequisite to development. With the government taking a freer outlook towards import and export of technology, and the recent entry of private ISP's, the importance of computer literates is bound to increase in India, both in scientific research and the economy.
The University of Delhi started two undergraduate courses--

BIS (Bachelors in Information Sciences)
and
BIT (Bachelors in Information Technology)

         As almost every alternate column talks about education and placement opportunities for computer literates in various institutions both in India and abroad.Realizing the enormous market for computer-oriented education,these courses were introduced, keeping in mind the present scarcity in the Indian market for affordable technical education in India.

         The course content for the courses has also been designed very efficiently, with the present trends and market requirements in mind. The courses have been designed on the lines of other professional courses, combining the curriculum with intensive industrial training for the students to familiarize them with the industry environment. The courses 

" Aim to develop an intellectual approach to problem-solving as applied to many fields including information systems and promote a sound knowledge of software development techniques with emphasis on scientific business systems."