What is the difference between BE and BTech?

Answer 1

The scope of both the programmes are the same. BTech was the designation of some three- and four-year programmes at some British universities in the 1960s and 1970s, but it is no longer used (via http://www.cs.york.ac.UK/admit/Differences.php ). Some Indian universities offer BTech programmes, but as such there is no difference between the scope of study in the BE or BTech programme. In Singapore, some universities offer part-time engineering programmes as BTech and the regular course as a BE programme.

AnswerThe difference in BTech and BE. are the courses taken to receive these degrees.

BTech. stands for Bachelor Of Technology.

BE. stands for Bachelor Of Engineering.

In some countries like Pakistan engineering coucels of country not accept BTECH engineers as Engineer,

AnswerIn late 70s and early 80s institutes offering Engineering with other degrees, called their engineering degree BE and institute offered only Engineering degrees called their degree as B.Tech. But in present scenario there is no difference.

There is very little difference today,B Tech is said to be more skill and practical oriented study of Engineering and BE is knowledge and Theory based ,but since Industry Application skill is present in both currently it is just a choice BTech or BE,there is no major difference than approach to the study.Both have same value ,the importance is more on which University you complete the degree and percentage of passing.

Answer 2

Both are exactly equivalent, B. E. emphasize on In depth concept clarification of Facts. Whereas B.Tech. Emphasize on Practical exposure of Conceptual Knowledge. However Syllabus of both is Equal. Hence when applying for jobs they emphasize on practical knowledges more. As you are an engineer you should have don emore workshops than others.

Answer 3

Students can apply for the well-known four-year B.E. engineering programme at a number of public and private colleges. These institutions adhere to the prescribed curriculum. whatever is set down by the body after it. The National Board of Accreditation (NBA), the University Grants Commission of India (UGC), and the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) (UGC).

Bachelor of Technology, or B.Tech. As a four-year degree programme, it is also provided by numerous public and private colleges. The goal of every student is to earn a bachelor's degree in technology.