No. Janakpuri Blue Line metro very close. West Delhi PGs available.

Is MSIT the best private GGSIPU engineering college?

MSIT and MAIT are consistently the top 2. MSIT's coding culture and FAANG placements (INR 32 LPA highest) place it at the absolute top.

~INR 7 lakhs total for 4 years.

INR 32 LPA at Google/Microsoft. Average CSE ~INR 9.5 LPA.

What are the core technical departments?

B.Tech, B.Tech(Lateral Entry), B.Ed, B.Tech (CSE), B.Tech (ECE)

Maharaja Surajmal Institute of Technology (MSIT), New Delhi

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Maharaja Surajmal Institute of Technology (MSIT), New Delhi Scholarship 2026 Admissions 2026, Courses, Fees & Cutoffs

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Avg Package

7.1 LPA

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Highest Pkg

50 LPA

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Institute Type

Private

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Total Courses

7 Courses

MSIT Delhi does not operate its own institutional scholarship programme but actively facilitates student access to government-funded and AICTE-administered financial aid schemes. The institution's student welfare office communicates scholarship opportunities to enrolled students and supports the application process, particularly for schemes with complex eligibility documentation requirements. Given MSIT's already-low fee structure - among the most affordable for a top private engineering college in Delhi - the combination of available scholarships can make MSIT genuinely free or near-free for eligible students.

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Scholarships & Financial Aid

Delhi Govt

Available Scholarships

Scholarship Name	Eligibility Criteria	Award Amount
Delhi Post-Matric Delhi Govt	Delhi reserved	Full reimbursement Apply Link →
SC/ST Concession Government	SC/ST	Per norms Apply Link →
Trust Merit Scholarship Trust funded	Top IPU CET rank	Up to INR 75,000 Apply Link →
Coding Competition Winners Reward for competitive programming excellence	National coding competition achievers	Up to INR 50,000 Apply Link →
Coding Competition Winners Reward for competitive programming excellence	National coding competition achievers	Up to INR 50,000 Apply Link →
SC/ST Concession Government	SC/ST	Per norms Apply Link →
Delhi Post-Matric Delhi Govt	Delhi reserved	Full reimbursement Apply Link →
Trust Merit Scholarship Trust funded	Top IPU CET rank	Up to INR 75,000 Apply Link →

Financial Aid and Scholarships at MSIT Delhi

The EWS (Economically Weaker Section) financial assistance scheme at MSIT provides direct support to students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds who do not fall under any other reserved category. This scheme acknowledges that financial hardship cuts across social categories and ensures that a student's ability to sustain their engineering education is not determined purely by family income. Application for EWS support is processed through the institution's administrative office.

Available Scholarship Schemes

Scholarships Available for MSIT Students
Scholarship	Offered By	Eligibility	Award
Delhi Post-Matric Scholarship	Delhi Government	SC/ST/OBC/Minority with Delhi domicile	Full fee reimbursement
State Funded Minority Scholarship	Delhi Government (e-District Portal)	Minority community students with Delhi domicile	Partial to full fee support
SC/ST/PwD Fee Concession	Government of Delhi	SC/ST/PwD category students	As per government norms
EWS Financial Assistance	MSIT Institution	Economically weaker section students	Institutional support
AICTE Pragati Scholarship	AICTE	Girl students in technical programmes	₹50,000/year
AICTE Saksham Scholarship	AICTE	Students with disabilities	₹50,000/year
National Scholarship Portal Schemes	Central Government	Minority/OBC with income criteria	Varies

A particularly impactful scheme for Delhi-resident students is the state-funded Minority Scholarship for which MSIT extended the application deadline in early 2026 via the e-District portal - a sign that the institution actively monitors and promotes these opportunities for its enrolled students. Eligible students are encouraged to check the official MSIT notices page (msit.in) and the National Scholarship Portal (scholarships.gov.in) regularly, as application windows for most government scholarship schemes open in the first two months of each academic year and late applications are typically not accepted.