Difference betweebn bachelor's degree and btech degree?

Answer 1

I can only answer from a UK perspective.

In the UK, BTECs range in level from the BTEC 1st diploma (a level 2 qualification) right up to the BTEC Founddation Degree (a level 4 qualification) that, with an additional year of study at university can usually be "topped-up" to a full bachelor's degree.

Further Information

Edexcel : http://www.edexcel.com/Pages/home.aspx

OCR : http://www.ocr.org.uk

Also, this PDF from OCR's site very clearly shows the levels and the qualifications at each level : http://www.ocr.org.uk/Data/learners/Employers_Guide_to_Qualifications.pdf

Answer 2

bachelor of technology is u atart to study asoociate degree for 2 years and the + other 2 years for a bachelor completion

engineering bachelor is 4 year or more for studying a bachelor degree

Answer 3

I assume you are referring to a bachelor's in engineering (for example mechanical engineering) versus a bachelor's in mechanical engineering technology. In brief, the engineering is referred to as a professional degree particular to design, theory, etc. The technology is more hands on and actually working with the design and theory, in production, maintenance etc.

Answer 4

The Bachelor of Science course is a three-year graduate-level course, whereas the Bachelor of Technology course is a four-year graduate-level course. It has been claimed that B.Sc. courses have lower career prospects than B.A. courses.

Answer 5

The bachelor's degree is a general degree type from which many specific programs of study full. The BTech, one of those degree types that is particular to technology.