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Engineering Courses

Engineering is one of the most preferred courses. Around 35-45 lakh people enroll in one or the other B Tech course every year. This leads to increased competition for courses as well as confusion regarding the Engineering course in India.

Therefore today, we shall cover anything and everything related to engineering. This includes understanding the types of engineering in India, as well as the eligibility criteria, an idea about the fees, and the best engineering colleges in India.

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Types Of Engineering Courses

Civil Engineering

As the name might suggest, this discipline deals with infrastructure. Students are taught to design, construct and maintain structures like buildings, canals, bridges, railways, pipelines, etc.

Computer Engineering

 Students opting for this discipline, learn mainly about hardware and software. It combines IT with electronics engineering and helps students understand the entire computer architecture.

 Cyber Engineering

This discipline deals with cyberspace. It combines the knowledge of computer science with that of electric engineering, to completely understand cyberspace architecture. 

Data Analytics

As the name suggests, this discipline mainly deals with data. Students are taught to inspect, cleanse, transform, and model data.

Electrical Engineering

This discipline mainly deals with parts and components. Students are taught to design said equipment as well as learn about the study and application of devices and systems. 

Electronics and Communications

Engineering As part of this discipline, students learn to use electrical components like diodes, transistors, semiconductor devices, etc to design integrated circuits and devices.

Game Design

This discipline allows the students to learn to design, operate, and maintain software for video games. Additionally, they learn about game mechanics, game engines, and networks.

Industrial Engineering

This discipline deals mainly with manufacturing operations. Students are taught how to devise efficient manufacturing systems, which nicely incorporate manpower and raw materials.

Information Technology

Engineering The only difference between this discipline and Computer engineering is the fact that the latter is involved in designing and developing. On the other hand, IT engineering deals with the maintenance of it.

Scope Of Engineering In India

  • Students can become Computer engineers. There are several job opportunities like data scientist, AI expert, Web developer, software engineer, etc. Those interested in cyberspace, cybersecurity, and other such fields can go for this.
  • The Civil field also has a plethora of opportunities. Students can work as Public Works engineers or environmental engineers. Additionally, they can also go for urban planning and construction.
  • A newly emerging position is that of a Control engineer. Students can aim to become computer specialists or automotive automation and/or network engineers.
  • If the great beyond interests you, space is the place where your interests lie. Your engineering degree can help you become a Nuclear engineer. Additionally, students can also go into the aerospace field or become automotive engineers.
  • Though risky, Civil services are one of the safest options for engineering students, if you end up cracking it. UPSC provides a number of optional subjects for engineering students, like mechanical engineering, geography, etc.
  • You can always choose to become an entrepreneur, given that you have a good enough idea and adequate resources.
  • If none of the above suits you, there’s always the option to go for a Master’s degree and further specialize in your desired field. This will even increase your job prospects.

Eligibility Criteria

Age

In most cases, there’s no maximum age limit. However, in order to be accepted for most engineering courses, students need to be a minimum of 17 years old at the time of admission.

Compulsory Education Required

10+2 from a recognized board (CBSE, ICSE, or State Board)

Marks Required

At least 50% marks (aggregate of all subjects) 40-45% for reserved students

Compulsory Subjects

Physics,Chemistry,Biology/Biotech, Maths,Optional Subjects (as determined by university)