B.Tech syllabus across Universities

1
B. Tech syllabus across universities
2

• Among the many professions on the rise, the
  latest to get all the attention is the
  engineering sector. The boom in the IT industry
  in Asian countries has resulted in a significant
  number of students opting for the course.
• The Bachelor of Technology which is commonly
  referred to as B Tech is a very popular
  undergraduate academic degree conferred after
  completion of a three or four-year program of
  studies at an accredited university or accredited
  university-level institution.
• Although each university decides and sets the B.
  Tech syllabus, it is more or less similar across
  all institutions.

3

• The degree is, in general, awarded to those who
  have undertaken a B Tech degree program which is
  supplemented by occupational placements (e.g.
  Supervised practice or internships),
  practice-based classroom courses, or associate
  degrees.
• Due to these requirements and the vast in-depth
  study required, the degree normally takes at
  least four years. In some countries, the degree
  is awarded following completion of
  a curriculum which is career oriented,
  emphasizing practice as opposed to theory. Hence
  internships and work experience is made
  compulsory and included as a part of the B. Tech
  syllabus and the course may last up to five
  years.

4

• Branches in B. Tech courses - Generally the first
  year (first two semesters) is common to all
  branches, and has the same subjects of study.
  Courses divert after first year and each course
  focuses on specialized topics in the respective
  core field. The medium of instruction and
  examination is English. There are at least 25
  different fields of engineering, although most
  universities may offer only about six to seven
  options depending upon the capacity to
  accommodate students, availability of faculty and
  accrediting of the B. Tech courses by
  the AICTE and the Indian Government.
• Outline of B. Tech colleges in Delhi- Each year,
  hundreds of students arrive in Delhi with their
  ambition to pursue their interest in the
  engineering in one of the best colleges in India,
  The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT Delhi).
  Over the years, Delhi has emerged as the hottest
  destination for engineering education because of
  many reasons such as good infrastructure and
  facilities, strong academic staff and most
  importantly the campus placements. B. Tech
  colleges in Delhi manage to give its students the
  complete package.

5

• B.E. syllabus vs. B. Tech syllabus - In India a
  B. Tech Degree is also known by other
  abbreviations. Some universities offer it as B
  Tech whereas some as BEng/BE. However, the name
  of degree doesnt make any difference, as the
  curriculum is regulated by the AICTE/UGC and is
  hence standard all across universities. It is
  mostly all autonomous government organization
  that confers a B.Tech degree while private
  institutes which are affiliated to regional
  universities confer BE degree. Hence the B. Tech
  syllabus and B.E. syllabus are actually pretty
  much the same.