B.Tech Textile Engineering

Both BTech Silk Technology and BTech Textile Engineering are related to the production and processing of fabrics and fibers. Silk Technology is in a way a subcategory of Textile Engineering where the focus is more towards silk production and related techniques. Meanwhile, the BTech Textile Engineering course gives you a broad overview of the textile industry that includes all types of clothing material.

So, the choice rests with you.

The average salary package for BTech Textile Engineering graduates in the beginning is around INR 5 LPA. The salary depends a lot on factors like academic performance, internship experience, skill set, etc. As you go ahead in your career and get some experience, recruiters will definitely pay you more. So, you should focus on enhancing your skill set and learning as much new skills as possible to be able to become an asset in the eyes of the recruiter. Have a good day.

There are 30 BTech Textile Engineering private colleges in India. Some of the most popular colleges along with their course fee for the course are given below:

Note: This information is sourced from official website and may vary.

Here's the list of some of the best government BTech Textile Engineering colleges in India:

Note: This information is sourced from official website and may vary.

There are around 50 B Tech in Textile Engineering colleges in India. Out of these, 29 are private colleges and 20 are owned by the government. Popular govt. BTech Textile Engg. colleges are IIT Delhi, Anna University, ICT Mumbai, NIT Jalandhar, VJTI Mumbai, etc.
Coming to private colleges, you can go for PSGCT Coimbatore, R. V. College of Engineering, Vignan's Foundation for Science, Technology and Research, KSR Educational Institutions, L D College of Engineering, etc. Rest, the final choice is yours.

The BTech Textile Engineering syllabus has both core subjects and elective subjects for you to study. In the 1^st year, you will only have core subjects that will give you a strong understanding of the basics of the field. From 2^nd year onwards, you can opt for electives as well along with the core subjects. Some elective choices in BTech Textile Engg. syllabus are given below:

• Woven Fabric Design
• Medical Textiles
• Nanotechnology in Textiles
• Process Control in Yarn and Fabric Manufacturing
• Carpet Technology
• Product Design and Development
• Textured Yarn Technology

The BTech in Textile Engineering syllabus includes some core subjects that are mandatory for you to study and some elective subjects where you have the option to choose according to your convenience. Some important core subjects taught in BTech Textile Engineering classes are:

• Polymer Chemistry
• Introduction to Materials Science and Engineering
• Textile Fibers
• Introduction to Textile Engineering and Technology
• Yarn Manufacturing
• Textile Manufacturing
• Textile Coloration Technology
• Apparel Manufacturing Technology

For studying B Tech Textile Engineering in India, you usually need to give entrance tests that serve as the final call for admission. A lot of colleges accept multiple exam scores. You can check the table below to see the number of colleges accepting specific exam scores.

Note: Some colleges accept multiple exam scores.

The application process for the BTech Textile Engineering course is mostly in the online mode so that you can fill out the forms at the comfort of your homes, without having to travel for it. This is done so that maximum number of students from all parts of India can apply for admission.
Having said that, a few colleges may still follow the old pattern of offline form filling at the college. For that, you can confirm the application process mode at the college website where you are planning to apply for BTech Textile Engineering.

Every BTech Textile Engineering college in India follows a particular set of admission guidelines to give admission to the course. The time involved in the process can vary from college to college. In general, it can take up to a few months because there are a lot of formalities that need to be completed before you are given the final seat, like entrance exam, college registration, result declaration, seat allotment, and final payment of course fee. So, you should be calm and patient during the entire process.