B.Tech. Programmes

There are six specialisations offered at BMU with all the streams –

• Automobile Engineering
• Robotics & Automation
• Data Science & Artificial Intelligence
• Cyber Security
• VLSI Design
• Internet of Things

The B.Tech. programme at the BML Munjal University is spread across 4 years and divided into 8 semesters.

Yes, various opportunities are available for engineering research and development projects at the BML Munjal University. These research development activities are facilitated through our centres and laboratories like Thin Film Measurement Lab, Material Characterisation Lab, Device Fabrication Lab, Product Design & Validation Lab, Robotics Lab, CNC Lab, Mechatronics Lab, Automation Lab, Electrical Lab, Pneumatics & Hydraulics Lab and High Performance Computing Facility.

At BML Munjal University, B.Tech. subjects cover a broad range of topics related to engineering and technology. Some B.Tech. core subjects include Joy of Engineering, Engineering Ethics, Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Programming Languages and Mathematics for Engineers, whereas the elective subjects vary depending on your chosen branch.

Yes, B.Tech. is a good degree as it equips students with technical knowledge and skills that are highly valued in today’s job market. With the rapidly evolving technological landscape, there is a high demand for skilled engineers and technologists, making B.Tech. graduates highly employable.

The salary for B.Tech. course graduates can vary greatly depending on their field of specialisation, job role, company and location. The average salary for a B.Tech. graduate in India is around INR 10-15 lakhs per annum, but it can go up to INR 60 lakhs per annum or more for highly skilled graduates.

Yes, B.Tech. is considered a good degree for jobs as it provides students with a strong foundation in technical skills and knowledge, making them desirable candidates for a wide range of job opportunities in various industries.

Choosing the best branch in B.Tech. depends on personal interests and career goals. Each branch has its own unique opportunities and job prospects. Some of the popular branches at BMU in B.Tech. include Computer Science and Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Electronics & Computer Engineering.

Career readiness starts during year one with Practice School I. Students start to understand and immerse themselves in the industry and the culture of the working world. Courses like “The Joy of Engineering” are designed to stimulate problem-solving and team-building activities early on.

As students continue, Practice School II and III provide additional hands-on experiences through internships and full-semester projects, ranking them for pre-placement offers to various employers. After completing the programme, the Career Guidance and Development Cell (CGDC) supports placements with top recruiters like Commvault Systems, Deloitte, Hero MotoCorp, MG Motors, KPMG India and Flipkart.

Internships normally follow as students develop academic depth throughout their programme. First-year students are quickly and early on in their university experience working on hands-on projects and industry-simulated tasks (Practice School I, dedicated labs and project-based learning). All of these practical experiences allow first-year students to apply their learning practically. These experiences can be seen as a precursor to formal internship experiences in subsequent years.

Yes, support is embedded throughout the learning journey at BML Munjal University. Faculty and Industry experts provide mentorship throughout the learning journey from classroom discussions to Practice School II & III and beyond. The academic plan provides students with equal opportunity to hone their technical knowledge, communication and professional skills. Many of the same tools and technologies that are specific to disciplines (research) are also used in Practice School to make sure that when internship and placement opportunities arise, they are ready.