Distance B.Tech

In the corporate world,  regular BTech degrees are generally preferred over distance learning BTech degrees for several reasons like 

• Regular BTech programs involve rigorous coursework, extensive lab work, and close interaction with faculty, ensuring a comprehensive and in-depth learning experience. This translates to stronger technical skills and knowledge, which are highly valued by employers.
• Distance learning BTech programs, while potentially offering flexibility, may raise concerns about the quality of education and practical training received. The lack of hands-on lab experience and limited faculty interaction can impact the development of essential engineering skills.

The required study time can vary significantly depending on Program format and schedule:

• Part-time programs: These typically involve evening or weekend classes for 2-3 hours per session, requiring additional time for assignments and self-study. Expect dedicating around 15-20 hours per week to stay on track.
• Online BTech. with on-campus sessions: These might have online lectures with mandatory lab sessions or workshops spread across weekends or specific days. Depending on the frequency and intensity of in-person sessions, you might need 10-15 hours per week for online work and additional time for on-campus activities.
• Upskilling courses: Online courses provide greater flexibility, but self-motivated learning requires setting your own schedule. Aim for daily study sessions of at least 1-2 hours to make consistent progress.

There are about 20 distance BTech CSE colleges in India. Of these, 14 colleges are privately owned and 1 by public/government organisations. Students can secure admission after passing Class 12 boards. Some of the popular distance BTech CSE colleges in India include Karnataka State Open University, Lucknow, Aryabhatta Degree College, Wisdom School of Management, Bangalore, Distance Learning Centre-Karnataka State Open University, Sandip University, Shivani College of IT and Management, Study and Lead Educational and Welfare Society, Aim Institute Of University Studies, and many others.

Disclaimer: AICTE and UGC confirmed that B Tech Distance is not a valid course. Universities of India are not approved to run such courses in their college academics. The Supreme court ordered that without AICTE approval, no university can run B Tech courses.