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Hands-on learning is a vital part of the NIST University BTech with a lot of lab work, workshops, and live projects. Students practice what they have learned through projects supported by various government departments and private companies. The course focuses on "learning-by-doing", Students get to work on physical prototypes and digital simulations and handle complex engineering tasks. 

BTech at NIST University helps to bridge the gap between academic theory and professional practice. The course combines industry-aligned modules, research-driven pedagogy, and practical applications, and prepares BTech graduates for the global Tech employment field. 

The BCA fees at Banasthali Vidyapith must be paid semester-wise. For detailed bifurcation, students can contact the admissions team of the college. However, students must make the payment before last date to avoid late fee charges. 

No, MH-CET registrations have been closed at this point of time. MH-CET 2026 registrations ended on Mar 20th for late applicants. If the candidates failed to apply for Universal SkillTech University BSc admissions, they must now wait for the 2027 admissions to begin. 

Candidates who successfully appeared in this exam will be able to apply after getting their results in June.

Check the below differences between Regular degree and Honours/Minor for BTech at NIST-

• BTech Regular: Standard degree with 190 credits.
• BTech Honours: 190 credits + additional credit points in your own discipline.
• BTech Major/Minor: 190 credits + students to have dual specialization.

Students can choose BTech (Hons.) by choosing additional specialised courses in their particular stream at NIST University. They can study the subject of interest in advanced depth and it will further help them to pursue MS degree or PhD.

If you miss a BTech with Minor branch change at NIST, you can earn a Minor Degree by completing 20 additional credits (often through NPTEL/SWAYAM or offline classes). For example, a Mechanical student can earn a Minor in Computer Science to boost job prospects.

Yes. Under NIST (Autonomous) guidelines, you can apply for a branch change after your first year. Selection is strictly merit-based, usually requiring a CGPA of 8.0 or higher and no active backlogs. Changes depend on seat availability in the target branch.