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Hostel
Delhi Technological UniversiTy
(Formerly Delhi College of Engineering)
Shahbad Daulatpur, Bawana Road, Delhi-110042

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)) From)the)Desk)of)The)Vice)Chancellor).......................................................................))1-2 )) Message)from)the)Chief)Warden)..............................................................................))3 )) UGC)Regulations)on)Curbing)the)Menace)of)Ragging) ) In)Higher)Educational)Institute,)2009).......................................................................))4-5 )) Important)Telephone)Numbers)to)Report ) In)The)Event)of)Ragging)...........................................................................................)) -7 6 )) Hostels)in)the)Campus).............................................................................................) 8-17 )) Introduction)...........................................................................................................))18 )) Rules)of)Eligibility)of)Hostel)Allotment)......................................................................))18 )) Admission)to)Hostels)...............................................................................................))19 )) Criteria)for)renewal)of)admission).............................................................................))19 )) Duration)of)Stay)).....................................................................................................)) 0 2 )) Hostel)Fees)).............................................................................................................))20 )) Schedule)of)Payment)...............................................................................................))20-21 )) Instructions)for)allottee)of)double)/)triple)seater)room)..............................................))21 )) Cancellation)of)Hostel)Admission).............................................................................))21 ))

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