Engineering

In today’s ever changing environment, continuously developing technology, growing industrialization and modernization, increasing production, manufacturing ‘engineering’ holds a very important place as few other professions do. Engineering is and will continue to remain one of the lucrative professions unlike many other areas of work.

Eligibility for Btech| Engineering

The students are required to have passed science with Physics, Chemistry and Maths (PCM) in class 12^th for admission to Engineering Btech and Architecture programmes. Admissions to Btech are made on the basis of your performance in JEE- Main and other State level engineering examinations. If you want to pursue Btech from IITs then after JEE- Main, the student would have to appear for JEE- Advanced.

Branches, Courses and Scope of Engineering | Btech

Broadly, there are 4 broad categories of engineering branches:

1. Core Engineering: Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics and Civil
2. Growth oriented engineering: Computer Science, IT, etc.
3. Allied engineering: Instrumentation Technology, Telecommunication, Architectural Engineering, Mechatronics, Industrial Production, etc.
4. Specialised engineering: Petroleum engineering, chemical engineering, green engineering, aeronautical engineering, food engineering, etc.

Prominent branches of Engineering include aeronautical/ aerospace, agricultural, ceramic, chemical, civil, computer science and engineering, communication engineering, energy engineering, instrumentation engineering, electrical, physics, manufacturing science and mechanical engineering, naval architecture, metallurgical engineering, textile technology, mining engineering and industrial engineering.