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Bihar nurturing engineers, researchers through affordable technical education

Patna, June 30 (UNI) Bihar is nurturing the engineers and researchers of tomorrow by offering affordable technical education including Polytechnic Diplomas, B. Tech, M. Tech and Ph.D. education.
While declaring the B. Tech results for the academic session 2021–25 and the first-ever Ph.D. programme results digitally, Science, Technology and Technical Education Minister Sumit Kumar Singh told newspersons here today that the timely release of the 8th semester B. Tech results underscore BEU’s commitment to academic discipline and transparency.
He said simultaneous declaration of results for full-time and part-time Ph.D. programmes represents a pivotal moment as BEU launches its doctoral studies initiative.
Describing it as a proud moment for Bihar, the minister said that from offering Government Polytechnic Diplomas at Rs 5 per month, to Rs 10 monthly tuition fees in Government Engineering Colleges for B. Tech students, then the introduction of M. Tech courses, and now stepping confidently into Ph.D. education, Bihar is nurturing the engineers and researchers of tomorrow.
He emphasised the role of modern infrastructure, faculty, hostel amenities, and residential quarters in facilitating student placements in top companies and admission to premier institutes like IITs and NITs. He also noted that one-third of seats in B.Tech and M.Tech programmes were reserved for female candidates.
The minister said that the timely digital declaration of these results have brought an academic transformation in Bihar Engineering University (BEU) which marked a historic academic milestone. UNI RS SSP
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