Difference between B.E. and B.Tech - All you need to know

As per the findings published by the National Council of Advanced Economic Research, engineering is perhaps the most popularly pursued undergraduate courses in India. The two variations of engineering courses are B.E. (Bachelor of Engineering) and B.Tech (Bachelor of Technology). The most obvious question that every engineering course applicant confronts first is the difference between these two kinds of degrees. If you would ask if they differ only in terms of their names or their course curriculum also, here are the possible answers that might quell your doubts and give you a clear picture of what these courses are all about. In the engineering domain, both these courses are equally valuable and where and how you pursue them is the key to the success of your career.

B.E. or Bachelor of Engineering program is more theoretical in nature, whereas, the B.Tech courses are more practical oriented. The difference between these two courses is a minor kind. Engineering as a science deals with the theoretical concepts and principles underlying a given engineering discipline. Technology is concerned with how these theories and principles are put or applied to work. A majority of engineering and technology courses offered in the undergraduate level by various engineering colleges and institutes have more or less a similar syllabus. While pursuing a course in engineering or technology, what matters to you the most is the college that offers the course. Know that prospective employers value the degree provided by reputed colleges.

Differences between B.E. and B.Tech

B.E. (Bachelor in Engineering)	B.Tech. (Bachelor in Technology)
Bachelor of Engineering is a graduate level program. You can do this course after passing the 12th class exams. Usually, after your plus two, you must take an engineering entrance examination conducted in the state level or national level. These exams are the windows to secure an admission to the various B.E. programs offered by different colleges and institutes in the undergraduate level.	Bachelor of Technology is a graduate level program that you can pursue after you pass your 12th class board examinations. To get an entry to a bachelor of technology course, you must take a state level or national level entrance test (depending on the case of the course you wish to join). These common entrance examinations secure you an entry into the different bachelor's programs in technology offered by different colleges and institutes.
The main focus of the B.E. (Bachelor of Engineering Programs is to equip the student with the theoretical knowledge needed to innovate technology and also invent some new technical gadgets.	B. Tech (Bachelor of Technology programs are usually application and skill-based courses. Their prime focus is on making the student understand the technology behind the working of gadgets and modify or enhance their quality of working.
B.E. Programs are knowledge oriented courses and the main emphasis of these courses is the theoretical side of the curriculum.	B.Tech programs are skill oriented courses. They mainly emphasize on the practical side of the curriculum.
Some crucial components of B.E. programs are internships and industrial visits.	B.Tech programs make industrial visits and internships an integral part of their courses.