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BTECH Courses

 Among the various fields covered by BTECH are

Aeronautical Engineering B.Tech

B.Tech: Biotechnology B.Tech: Civil Engineering B.Tech: Automobile Engineering

B.Tech in Engineering and Computer Science

Electrical and electronic engineering bachelor's degree

B.Tech. Electronics & Communication B.Tech. Mechanical Engineering

B.Tech CSE with a focus on machine learning and artificial intelligence (affiliation with Microsoft)
Cloud computing specialisation in a B.Tech CSE programme (affiliation with Microsoft)
B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering with a focus on Cyber Security and Forensics, sponsored by IBM
B.Tech CSE with Gaming Technology Specialisation (in collaboration with IBM)
B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering, with a focus on Artificial Intelligence in conjunction with Intel and the Internet of Things (IOT)
Mechatronics-focused Mechanical Engineering specialisation
B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering, specialising in Automation and Smart Manufacturing
B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering, affiliated with Xebia, with a focus on Artificial Engineering and Machine Learning
B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering, in partnership with Xebia, with a focus on Cloud, DevOps, and Atomation
B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering, affiliated with Quick Heal, with a focus on Cyber Security


Engineering in Aeronautics Entry Laterally
Vehicle Engineering Entry Laterally
Civil Engineering Entry Laterally
Biotechnology Entry Laterally
Engineering and Computer Science Computer Science and Engineering Lateral Entry Programmes Offered in Collaboration with IBM-  Lateral Entry (Graphics and Gaming Technology, Cyber Security and Forensics, Cloud Computing, Business Analytics and Optimisation)
Engineering in Electronics and Communication, with a focus on Internet of Things Entry Lateral (IOT)
Engineering with electronics and electricity Entry Laterally
Engineering in Mechanical Systems Entry Laterally
Computers and Electronics Data Science & Machine Learning Lateral Entry Entry from the Lateral Perspective and Digital Transformation

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