BSAU B.Tech IoT FAQs
Ques. What industries hire B.Tech CSE (IoT) graduates from Crescent?
Ans. IoT graduates from BSAU are hired across multiple industries including smart manufacturing, healthcare technology, agriculture tech, smart cities, logistics, and consumer electronics. Companies like Bosch, Siemens, Honeywell, Cisco, Amazon (AWS IoT), Microsoft (Azure IoT), and various Indian IT firms actively recruit IoT engineers.
Ques. Is B.Tech CSE (IoT) at Crescent hardware-heavy or software-heavy?
Ans. The programme has a balanced mix of both. Students learn embedded systems and hardware interfacing (sensors, microcontrollers, Raspberry Pi, Arduino) as well as software aspects like cloud computing, data analytics, mobile app development for IoT, and IoT platform management. This makes graduates versatile for both hardware and software IoT roles.
Ques. What is the total fee for B.Tech CSE (IoT) at Crescent if I scored 78% in PCM?
Ans. If you scored between 70-79.99% in PCM, your tuition fee will be Rs 2,50,000 per year. Over 4 years, the total tuition fee will be Rs 10,00,000. Additionally, a one-time Amenities and Service Fee of Rs 40,000 is payable at admission, making the total academic fee Rs 10,40,000 for the entire programme. Hostel and transport are optional and charged separately.
Ques. How is B.Tech CSE (IoT) different from B.Tech ECE at Crescent?
Ans. B.Tech CSE (IoT) focuses on the software, cloud, and application layer of connected devices, while B.Tech ECE covers the hardware and communication aspects more broadly. IoT graduates are trained specifically for building end-to-end IoT solutions, while ECE graduates have a wider scope in electronics, communication, and signal processing.
Ques. What are the higher study options after B.Tech CSE (IoT)?
Ans. Graduates can pursue M.Tech in IoT, M.Tech in Embedded Systems, M.Tech in Computer Science, M.S. abroad, or MBA. GATE CS is the relevant exam for M.Tech admissions. Several IITs and NITs offer specialised M.Tech programmes in IoT and Embedded Systems.
Ques. Does the IoT programme at Crescent include hands-on project work?
Ans. Yes, the programme emphasises project-based learning with hands-on work on IoT prototypes, sensor integration, cloud connectivity, and real-world application development. Students work on projects related to smart home automation, industrial IoT, healthcare monitoring, and agricultural IoT as part of their curriculum and final year projects.
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