B.Tech stands for Bachelor of Technology. It is that undergraduate academic degree awarded to students upon successful completion of a course of study in the field of technology, engineering, or applied sciences. Most B.Tech programs are four-year courses offered by universities and colleges all over the world. The degree is designed to cover the theoretical and practical aspects of the different technical disciplines, which are mechanical, civil, electrical, computer science, aerospace, chemical engineering, and more.
In some countries, "B.Tech" is used synonymously to "B.E." (Bachelor of Engineering) though there may be very minor differences in curriculum structures. A B.Tech qualification shall enable a student to work as a professional engineer in his or her field of study. The course, as taught during this program, integrates basic science, mathematics, and engineering principles and applications of technology to be understood hands-on. A lot of work may be done through a laboratory project with assignments that challenge students on actual problems or projects. Upon completion, B. Tech graduates can pursue a career in the industry, research, entrepreneurship or higher education, making the degree highly valuable for those seeking a career in engineering and technology sectors.