B.Tech

The basic eligibility criteria involve passing Class 12 with Physics,  Chemistry, and Mathematics. However, specific entrance exams and universities may have additional requirements like minimum percentage scores like 50 to 60 percent or specific entrance exam scores.

To be eligible for a BTech in ECE, you typically need:

• Minimum marks  (often around 50 percent) in 10+2 with Physics, Math, and Chemistry.
• Qualifying entrance exams like JEE Main or state-level engineering exams.

You must prepare well for the exam and make sure to check the eligibility requirements of the institutions you're targeting to avoid any last minute confusion at the time of admission. You must go through the syllabus well and start preparing for the entrance test a few months before so that there is enough time for revision.

Yes, ECE course provides a strong foundation for robotics. You'll gain knowledge of Electronics,  Control Systems, and Programming, all crucial aspects of robot design and development. Some universities may offer specialisation tracks in robotics within the ECE program.

 BTech in ECE opens doors to a diverse range of higher study options. You can pursue following options:

• Master's Degrees (M.Tech): Specialize in areas like VLSI design,  Communication Engineering, or Embedded Systems.
• Master of Business Administration (MBA): Combine technical expertise with business acumen for leadership roles.
• Research Programs (MS/PhD): Deep dive into research areas like wireless communication or artificial intelligence.

Bharathidasan University conducts an entrance exam to select candidates for BTech. All aspirants seeking admission to six year integrated M.Tech course should have studied Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry (MPC) in Class 12 or equivalent qualifying examinations. The final selection for BTech is base on performance of the aspirants in the entrance test and personal interview round.

Forensic Science deals with the investigation and solution of the crimes. Students can investigate a demo crime scene using instrumentation techniques, DNA profiling, document examination etc.

On the other hand, BTech Biotechnology focuses on biological processes in a technical way to manufacture a quality product. So, both courses have different perspectives but biology is the common factor of the two courses.

No, Osmania University doesn't have any provision for direct admission to BTech programmes. Candidates seeking admission to Osmania University must clear the course-specific entrance test. Based on the entrance test scores, selected candidates are then called for a counselling round depending upon the course. If candidates have valid scores in any of the entrance exams TS EAMCET, Andhra Pradesh ECET and TSEdCET are eligible to get admission into BE and BTech courses. 

Osmania University offers several specialisations in BE and BTech courses. The admission criteria for each specialisation are similar, in which candidates must complete their Class 12 with at least an aggregate of 45% and must crack the TS EAMCET exam to secure a seat in the BTech and BE programme. Candidates can check out the names of specialisations available at Osmania University for BE and BTech courses. 

*This information is sourced from the official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change.