All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE) has finally given its underwriting to 27 schools to run B.Tech courses under FYUP of Delhi University. It has given underwriting for the 2013-14 assemble which had taken certification in the B.Tech courses, as a noteworthy part of the Four-Year Undergraduate Program (FYUP).

B.Tech programs in Computer Science, Electronics, Food Technology, Instrumentation Electronics and Polymer Science that were not a bit of UGC a year prior, were pushed as a bit of FYUP.

AICTE, the summit admonitory body controlling specific guideline in the country, should offer underwriting to the colleges.

The understudies had carried their stresses up in February with Smriti Irani, the HRD serve, concerning the non-support of the courses. She, consequently, had facilitated the VC to do the needful. AICTE's disappointment for B.Tech transformed into the reason for dispute between the HRD administration and DU VC Dinesh Singh.

AICTE had given the colleges a 'six-hour' due date to display a declaration in April, that communicated that they would address the mistake of faculty and establishment inside the accompanying a half year.