IITs Lesser Known Programs: BTech in Engineering Science, IIT Hyderabad

The main format is as follows: The student completes foundational coursework in mathematics, physics, chemistry, and several engineering subjects over the first two years (four semesters). The student then chooses to specialise in any topic during the final two years (four semesters); specialisation is entirely voluntary: Any field of engineering, including BioTech, Biomed, Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Material Science, Chemistry, Design, Economics, Mathematics, Physics, and Psychology, could be involved. However, take note that no more than 10 percent of the batch's total number of students may move into any one branch.

B.Tech. in Engineering Science and Specialisation will be the degree awarded at graduation.

Course Specialisations

- BioTech

- Civil

- Biomedical

- Chemical

- Computer Science and Engineering

- Materials Science

- Electrical

- Mechanical

- Chemistry

- Design

- Economics

- Physics

- Mathematics

- Psychology

Principal Initiatives

- Chemical, civil, computer science, electrical, mechanical, aerospace, and material science are all areas of engineering.

- Science: Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

Program Goals

- Multidisciplinary Engineering Curriculum.

- Emphasis on comprehending and using math, physics, and engineering principles in an integrated manner.

- Provide in-depth instruction.

- Cover materials GATE course outline.

Program Outcome

- Capacity to use learned science, math, and engineering knowledge to resolve practical engineering issues.

- Capacity to recognise, formulate, and resolve engineering challenges involving many disciplines.

- Proficiency in interdisciplinary teams, with a particular emphasis on system integration.

Additionally, according to the course's official website, the Engineering Science Department is starting a ground-breaking PhD program that will provide fresh chances for prospective researchers. Applications are now being accepted from prospective applicants who are keen to work on cutting-edge projects and make significant discoveries.