What is the difference between pursuing B.Tech in India and abroad?
Asked by Rahul Ranjan
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Answered by
Sargam Sharma An engineering student, freelancer and artist. | Contributor-Level 7
6 years agoIn india its mostly just theory and in colleges that have project based learning, ultimately students just copy the projects or get it made from freelancers. Faculty members will only guide you. They won't teach. After four years. You cant call yourself an engineer because you did everything and learned everything other than engineering.
Outside, at least the approach is more practical and course curriculum is less. So people don't waste time in copying and pasting assignments and just attending classes for the sake of attendance. They would actually learn something.
Also, here we have a fixed curriculum. Outside the curriculum is flexib...more -
In India, the syllabus is fixed and prescribed a book for it. The teachers reproduce the book and you reproduce it in the exams.
In Abroad, only topics are fixed as syllabus. No book prescribed. Only a Ph.D scholar with doctorate degree in that topic only will come and give you lecture. As there is no book naturally he will teach the latest in the field.
You decide whether you want to study 10 year old technology or the latest.
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