B.Tech

A few B Tech Mechanical Engineering subjects in the syllabus that are usually said to be difficult to understand are Thermodynamics, Mechanics of Materials, Control Systems, Engineering Drawing, Kinematics and Dynamics of Machines, and Materials Science. There are various mathematical equations and theories involved that can be difficult for freshers to understand.
Having said that, the subject that is difficult for one student can be the easiest one to grasp and manage for their friend, so it differs based on individual interest and understanding.

Absolutely. You will find many additional resources, also online learning platforms, YouTube channels, and college e-libraries, to learn about Mechanical Engineering, from the very basics to the advanced concepts. Online platforms like Coursera and edX have online mechanical courses from top universities, YouTube gives you access to study material in the form of recorded lectures from IIT professors via NPTEL, and you can even access the e-library of your academic institution (if applicable) to advance your knowledge besides classroom lectures.

The general BTech Civil Engineering syllabus structure at top Indian colleges includes core subject modules to give you the foundational knowledge of the crucial aspects of the Civil Engineering field, specialized programme electives that you can choose based on your areas of interest, practical components that incorporate lab work (CAD software, GIS, etc.), workshops, field visits, and industrial research projects.

Absolutely, yes. The BTech Civil Engineering syllabus includes the aspects of smart cities and sustainable design because of the modern infrastructure needs and smart city development activities being initiated across the globe. You get introduced to sustainable construction practices, the use of environment-friendly construction materials, CAD building software tools, and water resource management.

The BTech Civil Engineering toppers give importance to both standard textbooks prescribed by various colleges for the coursework journey and handwritten notes made during class lectures. Both have their own benefits; while textbooks provide you with the foundational knowledge of the concepts of Civil Engineering, handwritten notes have a personalized touch and make it easy to understand and learn concepts.

Your handwritten notes may give you better clarity and engage you in active learning, while the books written by popular authors are meant for fundamental understanding and detailed information.

Well, almost all the 8 semesters in the BTech Civil Engineering programme incorporate lab work sessions and practical work, providing you with the right amount of hands-on knowledge and skills needed to excel in the professional world of construction and infrastructure maintenance. The practical sessions are a mix of informative workshops with professionals, field visits, and project work, while the lab sessions teach you about surveying, concrete technology, and CAD software.

Yes, you can get B.Tech admission through WBJEE with 45% in 12th.

WBJEE 2025 eligibility requirements:

• General category: 45% aggregate in three compulsory subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics)
• Reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC-A/OBC-B/PwD): 40% aggregate
• English: Minimum 30% marks required

Your 45% meets the General category requirement. You'll need to appear for WBJEE 2025 on April 27, 2025 and qualify the entrance exam for admission.

Yes, AKTU (Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University) has officially introduced a B.Tech CSE (Hindi-medium) option. Lectures and books are in hindi only.

The key highlights recorded during  Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological University BTech Placements are: