Observed temperature dependent heat capacity C(T) behavior of high-T_c YBa₂Cu₃O_7-δ cuprate superconductors, has been theoretically analysed in the temperature domain 70 < T < 110 K. Calculations of C(T) have been made within the two component scheme: one is the Fermionic term and the other is the Bosonic (phonon) contribution. While estimating the electronic term, we use a mean field step and follow two fluid model below and above T_c. Later on, the lattice heat capacity is estimated within harmonic approximation for high temperature expansion (T > θ/2π), the model has only one free parameter, the moments of phonon density of states. Within the two fluid model for electronic specific heat along with reported γ value leads to a sharp discontinuity at T_c. The Coulomb correlations and electron-phonon coupling strength have significant implications on the γ. Henceforth, the present numerical analysis of specific heat from the present model shows similar results as those revealed from experiments. The accurate fitting of the specific heat data reveals that it is possible to decompose the documented specific heat into dominant lattice contribution and electronic channel. However, the specific heat from electronic term is only a fraction of lattice specific heat in YBa₂Cu₃O_7-δ high-T_c superconductors.

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