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Hello, malathy,

Sorry to say but Engineering can be done part-time.

The reason is simply that a Bachelor of Technology is a professional degree that needs full-time inducement to know the real meaning of whatever branch you are going to opt for.

See, Bachelor of Technology develops a mindset to work under references or pressure. In general, B.Tech grads needs to do internships and needs to attend workshops that outshine their qualities and abilities.

There is no problem that if you go for part-time courses but Bachelor of Technology can not be done part-time. It needs full concentration to develop the required skills in the candidate.

I hope this answer helps you. If still you have any doubt then kindly revert here.

Also, refer to this article about the B.Tech in Instrumentation course: https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-tech-in-instrumentation-engineering

Thank you very much:)