Your career after Distance B.Tech programme

Your career after Distance B.Tech programme

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Updated on Jul 11, 2012 02:44 IST
Distance B.Tech programme is a good option for working engineers who want to continue education but need the flexibility to choose their own study hours.

Distance B.Tech programme is a good option for working engineers who want to continue education but need the flexibility to choose their own study hours. Like traditional BE/B.Tech programmes, distance B.Tech programmes are available in the evergreen areas of Automobile Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering, as well as in emerging fields of Bio-Technology, Information Technology (IT), and Nanotechnology.

Besides, distance B.Tech programmes also offer following specialisations:

  • Aeronautical/Aerospace Engineering
  • Agricultural Engineering
  • Computer Science Engineering
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Electronics & Communications Engineering
  • Industrial Engineering
  • Marine Engineering
  • Metallurgical Engineering
  • Mining Engineering
  • Textile Engineering

 

Most universities and institutions combine correspondence, online and contact mode of learning for distance B.Tech programmes.

 

It is necessary to make sure that distance B.Tech programme in which you are seeking admission is approved by the Distance Education Council (DEC). If the distance B.Tech programme is being offered by the state or central run university and approved by their statutory bodies, it is not necessary for them to seek approval of AICTE.

 

Eligibility

Many open universities in India as well as other institutions offering distance learning programmes offer distance B.Tech programmes too. However, these programmes are only open to those who have already completed their three-year diploma programmes in engineering.

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Some of the high-end institutions may hold their own entrance exams for diploma-holder engineers to screen them for admission to their four-year distance B.Tech programmes.

Career Prospects

Distance B.Tech programmes are not supposed to be offered as the first degree course and does not usually enroll candidates who have just cleared their 10+2 exams. They are meant for working personnel. The advantages it offers are same as those offered by a regular engineering degree programme and open gateways for promotions and career advancements for engineers.

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