Total semesters
6
3 years · 2 semesters per year
If you already know your branch, jump straight to its 6-semester subject list. These pages show the theory and lab subjects for each semester — subject names, curated by BIPE's faculty from the official BTEUP gazette. Subject codes and the marks split change with each gazette revision, so every branch page links straight to bteup.ac.in instead.
Follow these steps in sequence. Skipping ahead is the most common cause of registration errors and missed deadlines.
Visit bteup.ac.in. From the navigation, choose 'Curriculum' or 'Syllabus' (the menu label changes year to year). The syllabus index lists all 40+ diploma programmes alphabetically. Use Ctrl+F (or browser search) to find your branch quickly.
Syllabus follows the intake-year cohort. If you joined in 2024 batch, your 6-semester syllabus is the 2024 syllabus — not the latest. BTEUP locks the syllabus for your cohort at intake time. Pick the matching year carefully.
Each semester is a separate PDF. The first page lists every subject in that semester — 5-7 of them across BIPE's branches, theory and lab together — with subject codes, periods per week, internal + external marks, and pass percentage. The rest of the PDF is the topic-by-topic breakdown for each subject.
On the current BTEUP scheme a 100-mark theory subject is 60 external (a 3-hour board paper) + 40 internal. Practical subjects are the inverse: 40 external + 60 internal. You must clear at least 40% in each component separately — a strong sessional score will not carry a failed board paper, and vice versa. Internal marks come from class tests, assignments and attendance, so practicals are won by lab regularity and theory by exam-week revision.
BTEUP began aligning select branches to NEP 2020 from the 2024-25 intake onwards. Changes include: a new 'Multi-disciplinary' elective slot in semester 4, AI / IoT topics in CSE syllabus, sustainable-engineering modules in Civil and Mechanical. If you're a 2025 or 2026 intake, your syllabus reflects these updates.
BIPE publishes a curated semester-by-semester syllabus summary for each of its four branches at /courses/[branch] (e.g., /courses/civil-engineering). The summary is shorter than the official BTEUP PDF but easier to scan when you're picking branches at JEECUP counselling.
Only on bteup.ac.in's 'Curriculum' section. Per-branch, per-semester PDFs. BTEUP doesn't publish syllabus on third-party aggregators — sites like Careers360, Shiksha, etc., usually republish the BTEUP PDF, but their version may lag the official cycle by 1-2 years. For the authoritative current cycle, go to the source.
BTEUP is application-heavy. Where NCERT focuses on concept depth, BTEUP focuses on workshop / lab / field application. A semester's theory subject typically pairs with a practical subject — for example, 'Strength of Materials' theory in Civil pairs with a 'Materials Testing Lab' practical. The internal component — 40% of a theory subject, 60% of a practical — reflects practical mastery.
BTEUP locks the syllabus at intake. You continue under your intake-year syllabus for all 6 semesters, even if BTEUP revises the curriculum later. Junior batches inherit the new syllabus; you don't switch mid-course. The only exception is if BTEUP issues a 'syllabus continuity notification' for a specific cycle — rare, only for emergencies.
For first-year theory (Maths, Physics, Chemistry, English) — NCERT Class 11-12 is largely sufficient. For branch-specific subjects from semester 3 onwards, you need branch-specialised textbooks (the BTEUP syllabus PDF lists recommended texts). BIPE library carries the recommended texts for all four branches.
You need at least 40% in the internal component and 40% in the external component, counted separately, for both theory and practical subjects. Internal marks come from: class tests (~40%), assignments (~30%), attendance (~20%), behaviour / class participation (~10%). At BIPE, attendance < 75% in a subject can disqualify you from the BTEUP external exam — so attendance is the single biggest factor in internals.
Yes. /courses/[branch] (e.g., /courses/electrical-engineering) summarises the 6-semester syllabus for that branch in a scannable format. We don't replace the official BTEUP PDF — but the BIPE summary is what a Class-10 student / parent can actually read to decide which branch matches the student's interest.