sahilshah1987 said:In spite of the nominal differences between these derivatives of Science, Engineering and Technology, there are marked differences between the words from which these degrees are derived.
1. Science - acquisition of knowledge (pure research)
2. Engineering - application of knowledge gained via science to solve a problem or meet a need
3. Technology - utilization of processes and products made via engineering, or the specific processes or products themselves
Hence Btech is valued higher in chain than BE.
In Pune too,VIT was before affiliated to pune university and used to offer BE degree,now its autonomous and is giving Btech degree.
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Chaos said:^^B.Sc is a 3 year course while a B.Tech or B.E. is a 4 year course. So there is a difference. Now coming to B.E./BTech - it doesn't matter which one you get. However it does matter where you get it from.
Chaos said:^^B.Sc is a 3 year course while a B.Tech or B.E. is a 4 year course. So there is a difference. Now coming to B.E./BTech - it doesn't matter which one you get. However it does matter where you get it from.
jith77 said:AFAIK B.E is engineering course on general engineering subjects like mechanical and B.tech is engineering course with more focus on a particular area like robotics...however in pratice its the same
prakashan said:I am a BE Electronics&Communication graduate.that makes your theory wrongI remember bharathiar university later Engg Courses were labelled B.Tech.
BE was long back - it was 97-2001(with a 93 syllabus)
B.Sc Engg was before B.Tech came -in kerala until 1995 or so.