of it seats but as far as the industry is concerned there is no need to cut down on the number of seats either he said companies still receive job orders from the uk other european countries and australia there has been a drop in business from the us but demand for it pros is still high sitaraman said exact opposite view the degree isnt a technical one and the faculty isnt qualified to teach technical courses this isnt a real btech at all the switch from the standard bsc for threeyear applied science courses to btech ones led to a massive rush in admission for these courses last year du officials had also said publicly that those graduating with a btech from du will be eligible for mtech in the indian institutes of technology though iitdelhi itself was not so surewith inputs from bhavya rakhra and riya jain