Answer / ravi pratap singh

In the technical universities such like IIT AIEEE AND STATE GOV TECHNICAL UNIVERSITIES PROVIDE B.Tech Degree and the universities which have the art science along with engineering department provies B.E degree. there are not so big diffrence in syllabus of both b.e and b.tech

Answer / solanki chirag

i find that the major difference between them, is only suffix tech and .e
because all books ,all courses are same but only students study under expert teacher .....
and talking about them technical thing so technical knowledge also offered by industry ...in our training period .........

Answer / rajesh kumar

b tech in che engg is more concerned  to practicals,whereas in BE it is more concerned to theoretical

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