Degree	Bachelors
Full Form	Bachelor of Technology in Robotics Engineering
Duration	Course Duration of Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Robotics Engineering) is 4 Years.
Age	No age limit
Minimum Percentage	45%-50% in 10+2
Average Fees Incurred	INR 1 - 2.5 LPA
Average Salary Offered	INR 4.33 LPA (Source: Payscale)
Employment Roles	Robotics Engineer, Design Engineer, Software Development Engineer, Project Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, Automation Developer, etc

About B.Tech Robotics Engineering

B.Tech Robotics Engineering is one of the popular undergraduate courses in India. According to the Oxford Dictionary, robotics engineering is "the branch of engineering that deals with incorporating mechanical, electrical and computer engineering to develop automated systems."

The Robotics Engineering course prepares students in multiple aspects of robotic designing. Graduates of this course are touted to restructure the whole manufacturing sector. They also play a crucial part in the development of surgical robots in real-life scenarios.

Some of the subjects in this course include machine design, machine vision, medical mechatronics, digital electronics, embedded systems, and much more. These subjects provide knowledge on the application of mechanical and electronics engineering in robotics.

Eligibility Criteria for B.Tech Robotics Engineering

The aspirants should have met the minimum criteria of clearing 10+2 with PCM (physics, chemistry, and mathematics) as mandatory subjects. Some of the essential eligibility factors required for B.Tech Robotics Engineering are:

• Students should have secured a minimum of 45-50% in 10+2 with PCM as mandatory subjects.
• Selected universities require students to clear any one of the national or state-level engineering entrance exams 
• Students should secure good ranks in university entrance exams.
• Diploma students should have at least 50% aggregate to qualify for lateral entry admission.

How To Get Admission for B.Tech Robotics Engineering?

B.Tech Robotics Engineering admission procedure is generic and is very similar to that of other engineering specializations. Admissions for this course are made via two quotas.

Students get admissions through merit quota based on their national and state-wise entrance exam scores. These scores are combined with their board marks to calculate the cutoff score. The merit quota's cutoff scores would vary based on the college one chooses and the category they belong to. Students are also admitted to private colleges through management quota, which are limited in numbers.

Though the admission process varies from one university to another, below mentioned are the steps that one should go through generally to get admission:

How to Apply?

Most colleges are taking their admission process entirely online due to the COVID-19 safety protocols. Students must visit the university's official website they wish to enrol in and fill out the application form with the necessary documents. Some universities also offer an offline admission process for which students must visit campus premises with required documents.