Some colleges offer BE CS and some offer B.Tech CS. Which one is better?

Both are same. Both are engineering courses. Verbally we can say B.Tech is more skill oriented. BE is knowledge oriented. But, when it come in to market both are equal. Now, coming to the question, which one is better? Both are equally better. It totally depend on how you learn things.

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In simple words, BE is knowledge oriented. B.Tech is skill oriented. There is no difference between these two degree courses BE and B.Tech. Both are engineering degrees and their scope and value are the same. You will never be rejected higher education or a job just because you are a BE and not a B.Tech holder or vice versa. The only difference in the name is because in those colleges/universities that offer only engineering courses, the degree is known as B.Tech and in those colleges/universities where other courses are also offered along with engineering, the title is given as BE. If you notice, there is no college/universities that provides both BE and B.Tech courses as both are the same. Both the courses need considerable command over arithmetical as well as basic Science concepts. No such difference either it is CSE or ECE. Being Frank, there is slight difference between the curriculums, what I have observed, that's my personal view, and the syllabus of BE seems a bit exaggerated in comparison to B.Tech. Lastly, there is no such difference in BE or B.Tech in terms of scope and career. Hope this helps you. All the best.

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