What is B.Tech? | What is the Scope of a B.Tech degree?

B.Tech

What is B.Tech?

B. Tech is an undergraduate academic degree also known as Bachelor of Technology. It is the most demanding and popular courses after completing 10+2 by science stream students. 

According to Wikipedia

A Bachelor of Technology is an undergraduate academic degree which can get after completion of a 3-year, a 4-year, or even a 5-year (such as in Nigeria) program of studies at an accredited university or accredited university-level institution. 

For the B.Tech course Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics are the compulsory subjects or you can say it as PCM also. Some students also join diploma courses after class 10 or 10+2 can also take admission in a technical degree like Bachelor of Technology. 

• B.Tech stands for Bachelor of Technology 

B.Tech Entrance Exam Pattern?

In India, for taking admissions into B.Tech first you have to qualify the entrance exam. The engineering entrance exam takes place at the national level, state level, and institute level. Every year a large number of students approx 11 lakh give engineering entrance exams. Candidates must have PCM as their main subjects with at least 60% in 10+2. 

IIT(Indian Institutes of Technology) and NIT(National Institute of Technology) are the top institutions for B.Tech. In India 23 IIT and 31 NIT are situated across the country. 

In India the top 5 engineering entrance exams are-

1. JEE Main
2. JEE Advanced
3. VITEEE (VIT Engineering Entrance Examination)
4. BITSAT (Birla Institute of Technology and Science Admission Tests EAMCET)
5. WBJEE (West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination)

• JEE Main: In India students who are willing to take admissions to IITs, NITs, and other top engineering colleges have to give JEE Main exams.
• JEE Advanced: Students who are seeking to take admissions to premier technology schools and engineering colleges i.e. IIT will give JEE Advanced screening test.
• VITEEE: VITEEE is a specific engineering entrance exam conducted by the Vellore Institute of Technology. Students will take admissions at VIT, Vellore, and VIT Chennai.
• BITSAT: Conducted by Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani for the students who are seeking to take admissions at BITS Pilani. BITS Pilani is the most popular entrance exam in India. Its campuses are in Goa and Hyderabad
• WBJEE: Conducted by the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board WBJEE is a state-level entrance exam.

What are the subjects in B.Tech?

B.Tech is a professional engineering program of 4 years which mainly focuses on theory and practical skill-based training of engineering students. In India, internship and industrial visits are compulsory for B.Tech students. The duration of courses varies from country to country. 

For every B.Tech specialization, the course curriculum is different. Some of the B.Tech courses that are most popular in India are-

1. Computer Science & Engineering: Aerospace Engineering
2. Information Technology: Aeronautical Engineering
3. Mechanical Engineering: Petroleum Engineering
4. Electrical Engineering: Robotics Engineering
5. Civil Engineering: Biotechnology Engineering
6. Electronics & Communication Engineering: Mining Engineering
7. Industrial Engineering: Textile Engineering
8. Chemical Engineering: Transportation Engineering

Different organizations have different fee structures for different courses.

Every B.Tech institute has a different course and every course have a different fee structure.

Approx. fees of the B.Tech course are Rs.1,411,000 but it varies according to the courses and institute.

What is the Scope of a B.Tech degree?

What are the scopes after B.Tech degree is the questions that arise in everyone's minds who are doing B.Tech or going to do B.Tech:

• If you are interested in the higher study then you can go for M.Tech or MBA. For particularly specialized in one area M.Tech i.e. Master of Technology is the advancement in this field. After M.Tech you can also choose the teaching field and become a professor.
• You can also do a job along with your higher studies i.e. distance learning program. The distance learning program will help you to seek good positions in an organization and will add value to your academic qualifications.
• In India, many governments and a private company, small or big organizations recruit a large number of B.Tech students every year.

Top recruiters in India are-

• Accenture Services
• TCS
• Infosys Technologies
• Cognizant
• SAIL
• BHEL
• Tata Motors
• HCL
• IBM Global Services
• Microsoft
• Apple
• Google
• Larson & Turbo(L&T)
• Honeywell
• Samsung
• Qualcomm
• JP Morgan
• Intel
• Hindustan Unilever Ltd
• Amazon
• Flipkart
• Myntra
• ICICI
• Siemens
• ISRO

In India starting salary of Rs. 20,000-Rs. 30,000per month for engineering graduates. But salary is beyond expectations once you gain experience. The salary completely depends on experience. Once you gain experience salary will be 6 lacs to 10+ lacs per annum depending on your organization. There are also high demands for B.Tech students abroad with a good salary package. 

Is B.Tech degree good or bad?

It depends, If you have an interest in technology and ready to learn the new technology then it is good for you to do B.Tech.
And it is bad for you if you don’t have an interest and you are doing B.Tech only for a degree. If you don’t have any skills and you are doing B.Tech for only a degree then it is a total waste of time and money.

Difference between B.Tech or B.Tech (Hons)?

• B.Tech Degree: Bachelor of degree or B.Tech is a 4-year undergraduate degree with 8 semesters. The length of each semester is around 6 months. The course is mainly based on theory and practical. Practical is the most primary part of the course.
• B.Tech (Hons): B.Tech (Hons) is also a 4-year undergraduate degree with 8 semesters. The length of each semester is around 6 months. The course is a little bit different from B.Tech. In the final year, the candidates can choose a particular subject of their choice to study each aspect of the subject in full depth.

What are the Pros and Cons of B.Tech?

In this world, everything has its cons and pros. In the same way, B.Tech also has its pros and cons. Let’s discuss the Pros of B.Tech –
Pros:

1. A greater understanding of the technology – If you have interested and you are curious to know about the new technology then B.Tech is the best option for you.
2. Helps to earn more money - If your base is solid in any particular area then it means that you are in the right way to start on a good salary and receiving a raise.
3. Always in demand - As you know that B.Tech have lots of option. It is always in demand. The only things that you have to improve your skills according to time and technology.
4. Lots of career options – B.Tech have lots of career option. B.Tech allows you to take your career in a no. of a different way.
5. It expends the knowledge – This course expends your pool of knowledge. Students have to complete a new learning challenge to complete this course.

Now let's discuss the Cons B.Tech
Cons:

1. It takes too much time – Any other course like BSC, BA, etc. takes 3 years whereas B.Tech required 4 years. It means you have to spend your 4 years to complete this course.
2. High fee structure – Most of the B.Tech courses has high fees structure which is very difficult for some lower-middle-class family to pay.
3. Touch – B.Tech student needs to be good in science and maths.
4. Lots of stress – Now a day, this course has highly demanded. Most of the students may end up being stressed over the work balance.

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