BTech is the abbreviated version of Bachelor of Technology, an undergraduate degree conferred after the completion of a skill-intensive, 4-year academic course. Students who have completed Class XII Science with a mandatory percentage, are eligible to apply.

All BTech courses at the Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT), have excellent campus-placements opportunities. You may choose from a multitude of career paths that open up after a BTech degree, and opt for a technical or managerial job, or enroll for a Masters in Technology.

The Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT) offers 17 BTech programmes in streams including Computer Science, Information Technology, Electrical, Mechanical, Data Science, Building Science and Chemical Engineering.

The duration of the BTech programme is a minimum of 4 years (8 semesters), during which, students will need to earn 170 credits in order to qualify for the degree. Students may choose from a wide range of elective courses and open electives. The Students Life Cycle Management (SLCM) platform provides online access to academic information for all stakeholders.

MIT’s BTech Career Opportunity

A degree in BTech from MIT, a leading institution, will open up plenty of job opportunities.

From Amazon to Deloitte and Infosys to Goldman Sachs and Samsung, MIT attracts the cream of companies every recruitment season. Last year, over 250 companies, including 50 ‘Fortune 500’ companies, visited the MIT campus for recruitment and internships. Of the more than 1900 placements and Practice School internships, 81% of the offers were in the core and product-based companies, and the rest were from IT and Enabled Services (ITES).

VISION

Excellence in Technical Education through Research, Innovation and Team work

MISSION

Educate Students professionally to face societal challenges by providing a healthy learning environment grounded well in the principles of engineering, research, creativity and teamwork

Values

• Discipline
• Integrity and Trust
• Holistic Learning
• Ethics and Professionalism
• Concern for Society and Environment