Bachelor of Technology [B. Tech] in Tool Engineering is an undergraduate course of four years duration, which is subdivided into eight semesters. The B.tech in Tool Engineering course is provided by most of the government and private colleges and institutes of India.

The Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) in Tool Engineering mainly deals with the knowledge of manufacturing and designing of electronic and technical tools. The work consists of designing tools and providing advanced tools and also a variation to the existing tools to fasten and ease the work.

The tool engineers basically work with industries, manufacturing and technology companies.The course consists of core subjects such as Applied Mathematics, Fundamentals of Manufacturing, Electronic Devices, Production Technology, Designing jigs and fixtures and more.

The academic eligibility for applying in B.Tech Tool Engineering is passing the 10+2 with science stream with Physics, Chemistry and Maths as main subjects from any recognized board. Institutes and colleges all over India provide admission to the B.Tech in Tool Engineering through BTech entrance exams such as Joint Entrance Exam (JEE) Mains, Joint Entrance Exam (JEE) Advanced and other state-level exams such as BITSAT, VITEEE, SRMJEE, TANCET, SET etc.

BTech Tool Engineering: Course Highlights

Course Level	Undergraduate
Full form	B.TECH Tool Engineering
Duration	4 years
Examination type	Semester
Eligibility	Class 10+2 from a recognized board or equivalent with science stream
Admission process	Entrance exam and counselling based on merit
Average Course fee	INR 3,80,000 to INR 18,00,000
Average Annual Salary	INR 2,60,000 to INR 8,00,000
Top Recruiting Companies	Toyota, Robert Bosch, Hycom Engineering, GE Healthcare
Job Positions	Tool designer, die maker, manufacturer assistant, tool fitter, lecturer, doctor

BTech Tool Engineering: Admission Process

Admissions to the B.tech in Tool Engineering is done through entrance exams, almost all colleges that offer B.Tech in Tool Engineering provide admission based on national entrance exams that are JEE Advanced and JEE Mains, whereas few colleges provide admission through their own entrance exams. The colleges of different states also provide admissions through state level entrance exams. The online admission process to take admission in B.tech in Tool Engineering is shared below.

The first step is to do the registration, as soon as the dates announced registration starts, students need to visit the official website of the institute/ university/ college/ board to register themselves.
• The second step is to fill the registration form with personal details such as name, father’s name, mother’s name etc and contact details such as email id, contact details etc followed by submitting the application form and paying the application fee through debit card/ credit card/ net banking.
• Candidates need to give the examination and wait for the results to come out and visit the college/ institute for attending the counselling sessions, which is held based on the merit list released by the college/institute.
• The final step to get admission in B.tech in Tool Designing is to fill the admission form of the college and pay the course fees in the college after appearing for counselling rounds.

BTech Tool Engineering: Eligibility Criteria

The eligibility criteria for getting admission in B.Tech Tool of every college/ institute has their own set of eligibility criteria which they follow to provide admissions. The most basic and common eligibility criteria is shared below, Candidates must have cleared their 10+2 level examinations with physics, chemistry and mathematics subjects.

• 10+2 with science stream with minimum 60 per cent marks in aggregate from recognized board or equivalent.
• Minimum 60% of marks in compulsory subjects that are Physics, Science and Maths.
• Passing the entrance exams such as JEE Mains, JEE Advanced or any other equivalent entrance exam.

BTech Tool Engineering: Entrance Exams

The details about some of the popular entrance exams to get admission in B.tech in Tool Engineering are given below.

• JEE Main: NTA conducts JEE Main exam which is a national level exam. It is held every year in online mode for getting admission in undergraduate degree courses.
• JEE Advanced: IIT Delhi conducts JEE Advanced which is a level exam after JEE Mains. It is also held every year for providing admission in IIT colleges. It is a three hours exam and the question paper consists of four sections that are physics, maths, chemistry and aptitude test.
• IPU CET: IPU CET is a university level exam conducted by Guru Gobind Indraprastha University for providing admission in B.tech courses. It is a 3 hours duration exam and it is held in offline mode.
• KCET: Karnataka Common EntranceTest is a state level examination conducted by the Karnataka exam conducting body. The mode of examination is offline and the duration of the exam is 3.30 hours.