What's the difference between Bachelor's in engineering and Bachelor's in Technology courses?
In the world of specialisations, where every student is trying to be different than the other, these two courses sound similar. BE and B Tech - seem to be the same as the name suggests, but the difference could change the direction of your career.
Are both the courses the same? Do they lead to sam
582 Views|Posted 2012-03-15 16:01:21
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8 years ago
There are a little difference between them. It's about practical and theoretical experience. And I think both have same value in modern market.
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2012-03-26 12:38:51
thanx 4 inviting me @Manmeet Kaur50173........ :) Bachelors in Engineering and Bachelors in Technology sound similar, there exist certain differences between them. Bachelors in Engineering are mostly knowledge oriented where as the other1 is skill oriented. B.E is more theoretical in approach wher
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2012-03-22 19:57:29
As said by the other experts........ In various states there are two different names are to be given for the same kind of degrees....as in if you do Engineering from a private Engineering then you will get a BE(Bachelors of Engineering ) whereas if it is done from the Government or the Autonomous co
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2012-03-20 10:54:43
A very few number of people actually knows the difference. If the same question is striking your mind, let me clear it for you.
the courses are different, there must be some difference. The difference is the course material and its orientation. The B.E degree is said to be offered in course where th
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2012-03-19 21:04:21
BE and B.Tech have smilar scope and future. Right after independence of India we have two types of universities, one that offers degrees in many fields like Sciences, Arts, Education and Engineering too, and the second set of universities (were named as institutes) offer only degrees in engineering.
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2012-03-19 19:11:31
thanx @||Aneeket|| sir for inviting me. I think both B.E. & B.Tech. provides graduated degrees for Engineering graduates, As said by @||Manmeet Kaur50173||, I agree with her & wanted to add one more thing, B.E. courses are much more knowledgeable then B.Tech.'s because they include practical par eve
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2012-03-19 18:50:20
I think this topic is quite clearcut and it is good that a single explanation is enough. so i would suggest to close the topic since the above answer would be sufficient. The bottomline is about the orientation of the course towards Research or Application.
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2012-03-19 18:20:40
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2012-03-17 10:08:12
As correctly said by Manmeet ji,
B.E. is a more theoretical knowledge oriented course whereas B Tech is a practical knowledge-oriented program.
However, B Tech course is a more practical oriented program, which is an integration of engineering principles with technology. A B.Tech graduate concentr
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2012-03-16 13:20:43
I would like to invite @||Shams33519|| @||Pooja Kohli|| @||Priya|| @||Aneeket|| @||MSK70515|| @||Dr MohsinKhan|| @||Gautam Joshi|| and other experts to throw more light.
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2012-03-16 13:16:43
@||Arvind Joshi245|| @||arun dev|| @||Vikas Naidu|| thanks for supporting my comment ! :)
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2012-03-16 09:48:52
I agree with u @||Manmeet Kaur50173|| and after completing of both students are not getting proper Jobs that is why they r preferring to get add on degrees. They are ignoring for practical based training.
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2012-03-15 16:26:54
I would like to invite @||Vikas Naidu|| @||Arvind Joshi245|| @||arun dev|| @||Dr.KRISHNA KATTI|| @Dr MohsinKhan @||Dr. Shivanshu Bhadoria|| @||Prof Garain PhD|| @Pooja Kohli @Priya @||Aneeket|| @||Nikhlesh Mathur|| and other experts to throw more light on the discussion.
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2012-03-15 16:19:00
In my opinion, both B.E. and B.Tech are graduate academic degrees awarded to aspirants who effectively complete the concerned professional program but the key difference between the two is it's course material and it's orientation. B.E. is a more theoretical knowledge oriented course whereas B.Tech
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