B. Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering (Quantum Computing & Technologies)

Overview

The program is built on a simple premise: quantum computing cannot be meaningfully understood or engineered through theory and simulation alone. It therefore combines rigorous training in mathematics, physics, and computation with direct interaction with multi-qubit quantum hardware, enabling students to engage with the actual behaviour and limitations of quantum systems.

As students progress, they move from foundational concepts to qubit architectures, quantum algorithms, and error-prone implementations, alongside continuous engagement in structured research. This integration of theory, systems, and experimentation develops the ability to work on real quantum problems rather than only studying established models.

The program is designed to address a central constraint in the field: the shortage of engineers trained to work with quantum systems under real conditions. By integrating theory, hardware access, and sustained research, it prepares students to understand and build quantum systems as they exist in practice.

Duration

4 years (8 semesters), including elective projects, internships, and research components