List of Courses

B.Tech (Engineering)

• Practical & Technical Focus Unlike theoretical science degrees, B.Tech emphasizes the application of elective principles. It focuses on developing skills through laboratory work, workshops, and real-world projects.
• Diverse Specializations The field is incredibly broad, offering niches ranging from traditional branches like Civil and Mechanical to modern frontiers like Artificial Intelligence, Biotechnology, and Data Science.
• Industry IntegrationMost B.Tech programs include mandatory internships and industrial visits, ensuring students are "industry-ready" by the time they graduate.

Computer Application

• Focus on Software It centers on the practical application of computer software to solve business problems and manage data.
• Diverse Ecosystem Covers everything from mobile app development and web design to database management and networking.
• Skill-Oriented Prioritizes learning programming languages (like Java or Python) and software tools over hardware engineering.

School of Science

• Foundation in Theory and Focuses on the fundamental principles of physics, chemistry, biology, or mathematics to understand the natural world.
• Research-Oriented Emphasizes the "why" behind scientific phenomena through observation, experimentation, and data analysis.
• Academic Versatility Provides a broad platform that allows for specialization in niche fields like Biotechnology, Microbiology, or Data Science.

School of Design

• Human-Centric Approach Focuses on creating products, spaces, and interfaces that solve user problems and improve daily life.
• Creative Problem SolvingCombines artistic intuition with logical methodology to address aesthetic and functional challenges.
• Diverse Specializations Offers pathways in Interior, Fashion, Graphic, Product, and User Experience (UX) Design.

School of Business

• Management Fundamentals Focuses on the core principles of organizing, planning, and leading people and processes within an organization.
• Strategic Decision-Making Teaches how to analyze data and market trends to make choices that drive business growth and efficiency.
• Functional Specializations Offers deep dives into specific corporate pillars like Finance, Marketing, Human Resources, and Operations.

School of Law

• Legal Foundations Focuses on the rules, regulations, and statutes that govern society and corporate conduct.
• Advocacy and Analysis Prioritizes the ability to interpret complex texts and build persuasive arguments based on evidence.
• Diverse Jurisdictions bCovers specialized branches including Criminal, Civil, Corporate, Intellectual Property, and International Law.

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