Discontinued (Jun 2023)- M.Tech. in Nanoscience and Technology 

at Faculty of Science, Kurukshetra

The syllabus for the BTech Nanotechnology course usually strikes a balance between both theory-based learning in the classroom that includes core subjects and elective choices and hands-on training via lab work, internships, and a final-year research project. This allows enough space for learning and getting hold of the nuances of the field of Nanotechnology to do well at the work front in the future and look forward to healthy career prospects.

The BTech Nanotechnology course is a perfect combination of both core and elective subjects. The 1^st year syllabus mostly has core subjects to give you a basic understanding of the field and get some fundamental facts clear. You will then start getting elective choices from the 2^nd year onwards where you can choose a few subjects that you find more interesting to study and easy to understand.

Some of the elective choices include Polymer Science, Additive Manufacturing, Nanoelectronics, Nanocomposites, Functionalization of Nanoparticles, etc.

The B Tech in Nanotechnology syllabus is a mix of both core and elective subjects. The core subjects are basically the ones that are compulsory for you to study because they cover very important concepts related to the field.

Coming to the elective subjects, you can definitely pick the subjects as per your interests, the ones you find interesting and experimental. There are a lot of elective choices given to students for their convenience.

Students with a major degree in Nanotechnology can work in any of the following business sectors:

• Electronics/semiconductor industry
• Forensics
• Medical fields and pharmaceuticals
• Military and national security
• Auto and aerospace industries
• Food Science including quality control and packaging
• Biotechnology