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| 27th June 2019 06:12 PM | |
| triptiiet |
Re: What is the difference between a B.Sc degree and a B.Tech degree? The basic difference between in B.Sc degree and in B.Tech degree is given below :- 1)B.Tech stands for Bachelor of Technology while B.Sc stands for Bachelor of Science 2)B.Tech is a technical qualification, professional in nature and basic graduation programme in engineering technology while Bsc is a graduate course and is a basic programme in science stream. 3)The content in an Engineering degree is technical, focussed and more practical in application while the content in a BSc Degree course is broad and theoretical. 4)B.Tech course content is tough and demanding while B.sc course content is not that tough in compared to a technical degree like Engineering. 5)B.Tech students need to be excellent in Math and related science subjects applicable to their field of study viz. Physics / Chemistry while B.Sc students need to be good with the theoretical aspects of science and/or math subjects. |
| 27th June 2019 05:38 PM | |
| kidzeee |
Re: What is the difference between a B.Sc degree and a B.Tech degree? Bachelor of Science is a three years undergraduate level course divided into three main papers and that mainly concerns in developing different merit students for established careers in many sectors that can be ranging from Government based to private based, even software as well as production based industry offers loads of opportunities. The course is fairly simple and designed to provide an in depth knowledge of that particular subject in which the candidate is undertaking the graduation. he course provides incredible level of exposure in several scientific aspects of the subjects and thus enables the candidate to groom themselves in the right manner to gear for the future endeavors. The course balances theoretical and application oriented knowledge in the most ideal fashion and is one of the chief points too. whereas B.Tech or Bachelor in Technology is a four years undergraduate level course divided in eight semesters, with the duration of each semesters spanning to roughly six months. The course is designed to lay importance to the application part of the knowledge and thus lays stress on practice rather than theory. Chief points of the course are heavy stress on the occupational placements along with practice based aspects. |
| 27th June 2019 01:46 PM | |
| osmin |
Re: What is the difference between a B.Sc degree and a B.Tech degree? Difference between a B.Sc degree and a B.Tech degree:- BTech is a technical qualification, professional in nature and basic graduation program in Engineering Technology and Duration of this course is 4 years. BSc is a graduate course and is a basic program in science stream and Duration of this course is 3 years. |
| 27th June 2019 01:29 PM | |
| Doctor Tom |
Re: What is the difference between a B.Sc degree and a B.Tech degree? BSc stands for Bachelor of Science and BTech stands for Bachelor of Technology. However, a candidate pursue BSc in a particular subject like food technology similarly a candidate pursue a bachelor of Technology in a particular subject such as mechanical engineering or chemical engineering depending upon the interest. |
| 26th June 2019 09:03 PM | |
| Unregistered |
What is the difference between a B.Sc degree and a B.Tech degree? How a B.Sc degree and B.Tech degree differs from each other? What is the duration of each of these degrees? What about a B.Sc in Food Technology and a B.Tech in Food Technology? Which one is better option? |
