Engineering degrees that travel with you.
A guided four-step journey from application to departure — with honest advice on which programmes actually suit your profile.
- Level
- Undergraduate engineering
- Entry
- 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics
- Language
- English proficiency test usually required
- Process
- Four steps, apply to fly-out
What a BTech abroad gives you
- Global recognition
- Degrees that carry weight with employers and universities around the world.
- Industry connections
- Programmes closely tied to the industries you'll work in.
- Research and labs
- Access to advanced laboratories and research-led teaching.
- Student life
- An international campus, internships and a wider network from day one.
Who can apply
- 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics
- A minimum aggregate, set by each university
- English proficiency test scores (accepted tests vary by university)
Four steps to your first semester
- 1
Apply online
We shortlist programmes and prepare your applications.
- 2
Receive your offer
Your offer letter arrives; we help you compare and accept.
- 3
Visa process
Documents, funds proof and the visa application, step by step.
- 4
Fly out
Travel, arrival and settling in, with support on the ground.
Ready to take the first step?
Share a few details and a counsellor will get back to you. No fee for the first conversation, and no pressure.
Good questions.
What do I need to apply?
Generally 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, a minimum aggregate set by each university, and proof of English proficiency.
Are scholarships available?
Many universities offer merit-based scholarships. We guide you on the ones you may qualify for and how to apply.
Can I work on internships or placements?
Many programmes include internship and placement opportunities with technology companies. Details vary by university and country.