Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) is a 4-year undergraduate professional degree that provides theoretical and practical knowledge of engineering concepts. The program aims to equip students with problem-solving, analytical, and design skills necessary for various industries like software, electronics, mechanical, civil, and more.

It focuses on scientific theory, mathematical applications, and technical skills to solve real-world engineering problems. B.E. is one of the most popular career options for science students after Class 12th.

Course Modules / Syllabus (Varies by Stream):

While syllabus varies across specializations (like Computer, Mechanical, Civil, etc.), here’s a general structure of subjects taught:

1st Year (Common for all streams):

• Engineering Mathematics I & II

• Physics/Chemistry

• Engineering Graphics

• Basic Electrical & Electronics

• Programming in C / Python

• Workshop Practice

• Environmental Science

2nd Year (Branch-specific starts):

(Example: Computer Engineering)

• Data Structures

• Object-Oriented Programming

• Digital Logic Design

• Discrete Mathematics

• Operating Systems

• Computer Architecture

• DBMS (Database Management System)

3rd Year:

• Software Engineering

• Web Technologies

• Computer Networks

• Theory of Computation

• Machine Learning / AI (Optional)

• Mini Projects

• Industry Internship / Seminars

4th Year:

• Major Project

• Elective Subjects (e.g., Cloud Computing, IoT, Cybersecurity)

• Industrial Training

• Professional Ethics

• Internship & Viva

  Note: Each branch (Mechanical, Civil, ECE, etc.) has its own specialized subjects after 1st year.    

  
  

  Popular B.E. Specializations:

  • Computer Engineering

  • Mechanical Engineering

  • Civil Engineering

  • Electronics & Communication

  • Electrical Engineering

  • Information Technology

  • Mechatronics

  • Biomedical Engineering

  • Aerospace Engineering

  • Environmental Engineering