BTEUP CSE Complete Syllabus 2026-27 — All Years, All Semesters, PDF Download
This is the complete BTEUP Diploma in Computer Science & Engineering syllabus for session 2026-27, all years in one place: the full 1st-year common curriculum (11 subjects, the same for 41 engineering branches, with the verified examination scheme — 1st semester 18 credits, 900 marks; 2nd semester 22 credits, 1050 marks), the full 3rd semester (800 marks, 21 credits), the 4th-semester subject names, the full 5th semester (550 marks, 20 credits, with electives), and the full 6th semester (650 marks, 20 credits, dominated by the 400-mark In House Project). Download the whole thing as one PDF, or pick any single subject from the tables below.
About the PDF — What It Is, How It Is Made, How to Use It
This PDF is compiled from the official BTEUP 2026-27 curriculum, under NEP-2020, approved 16.07.2026 where verified, and prepared by KAMALDNP Academy, Varanasi. The 1st-year, 3rd, 5th and 6th semester pages follow the official BTEUP scheme exactly — paper codes, marks, credits and L–T–P hours as printed. The official 1st-year curriculum gives no paper codes — subjects are numbered 1.1–1.6 and 2.1–2.7 only. The 4th-semester page lists only the verified subject names. Nothing in this PDF is guessed.
How to download: scroll to the download section at the bottom of this page and click Download. A 15-second timer runs, then the PDF downloads automatically to your device. It is completely free.
How to use it: open the contents page on page 2 — it gives the starting page of every subject. Find your semester, then your subject: each subject starts on a new page, with its examination scheme table (marks and credits), unit-wise topics, practicals where they apply, and reference books. Print only the pages you need, or keep the whole file on your phone for the full three years.
1st Year (Common for All Branches)
The first year is the same for all 41 engineering branches of BTEUP. These 11 subjects are the foundation everything later stands on — maths, science, communication, drawing, workshop and computers.
1st Semester — Scheme (18 Credits, 900 Marks)
| Subject | L–T–P | Credits | Marks |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.1 Mathematics-I | 2–1–0 | 3 | 100 |
| 1.2 Applied Physics-I | 3–0–2 | 4 | 200 |
| 1.3 Applied Chemistry OR Introduction to IT and AI | 3–0–2 / 2–0–4 | 4 | 200 |
| 1.4 Communication Skills in English OR Fundamentals of Electrical & Electronics Engineering | 3–0–2 | 4 | 200 |
| 1.5 Engineering Graphics OR Engineering Workshop Practice | 0–0–4 | 2 | 100 |
| 1.6 Sports & Yoga | 0–0–2 | 1 | 50 |
| Student Centred Activities (SCA) | 0–0–10 | — | 50 |
| Total | 18 | 900 |
2nd Semester — Scheme (22 Credits, 1050 Marks)
| Subject | L–T–P | Credits | Marks |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.1 Mathematics-II | 3–1–0 | 4 | 100 |
| 2.2 Applied Physics-II | 3–0–2 | 4 | 200 |
| 2.3 Introduction to IT and AI OR Applied Chemistry | 2–0–4 / 3–0–2 | 4 | 200 |
| 2.4 Fundamentals of Electrical & Electronics Engineering OR Communication Skills in English | 3–0–2 | 4 | 200 |
| 2.5 Engineering Mechanics | 2–1–2 | 4 | 200 |
| 2.6 Engineering Workshop Practice OR Engineering Graphics | 0–0–4 | 2 | 100 |
| 2.7 (Q) Environmental Sciences | 3–0–0 | — (Audit) | 60* |
| Student Centred Activities (SCA) | 0–0–4 | — | 50 |
| Total | 22 | 1050 |
About the OR choices: at 1.3, 1.4 and 1.5 the institute chooses which alternative runs in the 1st semester; the other alternative then runs in the 2nd semester (1.3 ↔ 2.3, 1.4 ↔ 2.4, 1.5 ↔ 2.6). An alternative once selected in the 1st semester is not selected again in the 2nd semester. No paper codes: the official 1st-year curriculum gives no paper codes — subjects are numbered 1.1–1.6 in the 1st semester and 2.1–2.7 in the 2nd semester only. Qualifying subject: Environmental Sciences (2.7, Q) is an audit subject — you must appear and pass, but its 60 external marks are not counted for percentage or division.
- Mathematics — Builds the mathematical foundation every engineer needs: algebra, calculus and matrices that later subjects stand on. Subject post | PDF
- Physics — A working understanding of the physical world: motion, force, energy, light, sound and electricity, through concepts and simple experiments. Subject post | PDF
- Chemistry — Practical chemistry engineers meet: materials, water, fuels and corrosion, with safe laboratory practice. Subject post | PDF
- English Communication — The English communication skills a diploma engineer needs: reading technical material, writing clearly, and speaking confidently in interviews and at work. Subject post | PDF
- Engineering Graphics — The language engineers draw in: lines, projections and sections, so you can read a drawing and make one, by hand and on computer. Subject post | PDF
- Workshop Practice — Hands-on workshop experience: measuring, cutting, fitting, joining and finishing, with real tools, safely and correctly. Subject post | PDF
- IT Systems — A solid base in computers: hardware, software, operating systems, the internet and everyday office tools, before branch subjects begin. Subject post | PDF
- Electrical & Electronics Fundamentals — Electricity and basic electronics from the ground up: current, voltage, circuits and components, with simple experiments. Subject post | PDF
- Engineering Mechanics — How forces act on bodies, at rest and in motion, so you can analyse simple machines and structures. Subject post | PDF
- Environmental Science — Awareness of the environment engineers work in: pollution, resources and sustainability, and the engineer's responsibility towards them. Subject post | PDF
- Sports & Yoga — Physical fitness, discipline and focus through sports and yoga, alongside academic study. Subject post | PDF
2nd Year — 3rd & 4th Semester
The second year is where Computer Science properly begins: operating systems, databases, networks, web and C programming in the 3rd semester, then data structures and software engineering in the 4th.
3rd Semester — Scheme (800 Marks, 21 Credits)
| Subject | Code | Type | Credits | Marks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Operating Systems (Theory + Lab) | 3.1 + 3.5 | Theory + Practical | 4 | 200 |
| Database Management System (Theory + Lab) | 3.2 + 3.6 | Theory + Practical | 5 | 200 |
| Computer Network | 3.3 | Practicum | 4 | 100 |
| Web Technologies | 3.4 | Practicum | 3 | 100 |
| Computer Programming Using C | 3.7 | Practicum | 3 | 100 |
| Summer Internship-I + Student Centred Activities | 3.8 | Internship + Activity | 2 | 100 |
| Total | 21 | 800 |
- Operating Systems — How operating systems are actually built: the ideas behind them and the trade-offs between designs. Subject post | PDF
- Database Management System — Building database-driven applications: conceptual modelling, relational design and query languages. Subject post | PDF
- Computer Network — How computer networks work and the popular networking protocols that run them. Subject post | PDF
- Web Technologies — Designing professional, database-backed, dynamic websites with PHP. Subject post | PDF
- Computer Programming Using C — Structured problem-solving in C: formulating a solution first, then expressing it in a programming language. Subject post | PDF
- Summer Internship-I + Student Centred Activities — Four weeks of industrial training after the 2nd semester, plus student-centred activities. Subject post | PDF
4th Semester — Subjects (Names Only)
Honest note: only the subject names below are verified for the 4th semester so far. The detailed syllabus, paper codes, marks, credits and L–P hours have not yet been verified from the official BTEUP 2026-27 curriculum, so they are deliberately not printed here. The detailed 4th-semester pages will be added once verified.
- Data Structures Using C
- Software Engineering
- Introduction to E-Governance
- Program Elective-I: Computer System Organization or Free and Open Source Systems (FOSS)
- Open Elective-I: Project Management or Industrial Robotics
- Data Structures Using C Lab
- Scripting Languages (Python)
- Essence of Indian Knowledge and Tradition
3rd Year — 5th & 6th Semester
The third year goes deeper into the branch: Java, IoT, mobile apps, multimedia, security and advanced networks in the 5th semester, with electives you choose yourself. The 6th semester is the final semester, dominated by the In House Project (400 marks, 12 credits) — the project you build yourself, bringing together everything you learned in three years.
5th Semester — Scheme (550 Marks, 20 Credits, Excluding Qualifying)
| Subject | Code | Type | Credits | Marks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Object Oriented Programming Using Java | 5.1 | Practicum | 3 | 100 |
| Fundamentals of Internet of Things | 5.2 | Practicum | 3 | 100 |
| Mobile App Development (Program Elective-2, Option 1) | 5.3.1 | Practicum | 5 | 100 |
| Multimedia Technologies (Program Elective-2, Option 2) | 5.3.2 | Practicum | 5 | 100 |
| Information Security (Program Elective-3, Option 1) | 5.4.1 | Practicum | 5 | 100 |
| Advance Computer Networks (Program Elective-3, Option 2) | 5.4.2 | Practicum | 5 | 100 |
| Open Elective-2 (Qualifying) | 5.5 | Theory | 2 | 50* |
| Summer Internship-II + Indian Constitution (Qualifying) + SCA | 5.6 + 5.7 | Internship + Audit + Activity | 2 | 150 |
| Total (excluding qualifying) | 20 | 550 |
In Program Elective-2 choose either Mobile App Development or Multimedia Technologies; in Program Elective-3 choose either Information Security or Advance Computer Networks. The totals above count one option from each elective. Open Elective-2 (50 marks) and Indian Constitution (50 marks) are qualifying: you must pass them, but their marks are not added to your percentage.
- Object Oriented Programming Using Java — Object-oriented programming in Java: classes, objects, inheritance and practical Java programs. Subject post | PDF
- Fundamentals of Internet of Things — Internet of Things: sensors, devices and connected systems across agriculture, healthcare, manufacturing and more. Subject post | PDF
- Mobile App Development — Android app development with the Android SDK and Android Studio. Subject post | PDF
- Multimedia Technologies — Digital images, video and audio: compression techniques, standards and the issues involved. Subject post | PDF
- Information Security — Evaluating and improving the security of IT infrastructure and organisations. Subject post | PDF
- Advance Computer Networks — The principles of computer networking: protocol design, layering, algorithms and performance. Subject post | PDF
- Open Elective-2 & Advance Skill Development — Product Design, Engineering Economics & Accountancy, or AI and Machine Learning (TATA), or an Advance Skill Development certification course. Subject post | PDF
- Summer Internship-II, Indian Constitution & SCA — Six weeks of industrial training, the Indian Constitution (qualifying), and student-centred activities. Subject post | PDF
6th Semester — Scheme (650 Marks, 20 Credits)
The 6th semester is the final semester of the diploma — and it is dominated by one thing: the In House Project, worth 400 marks and 12 credits. Around it sit two choices — a Program Elective-4 and an Open Elective-3 — plus Entrepreneurship and Start-ups, and SCA.
| Subject | Code | Type | Credits | Marks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Program Elective-4: Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence OR Data Science and Machine Learning | 6.1 | Theory | 4 | 100 |
| Entrepreneurship and Start-ups | 6.2 | Theory | 2 | 100 |
| In House Project | 6.3 | Project | 12 | 400 |
| Open Elective-3: Disaster Management OR Renewable Energy Technologies (Qualifying) | 6.4 (Q) | Theory | 2 | 50* |
| Student Centred Activities (SCA) | — | Activity | — | 50 |
| Total | 20 | 650 |
Open Elective-3 (50 marks) is qualifying: you must appear and pass, but its marks are not counted in the 650-mark total. In Program Elective-4 choose either Artificial Intelligence or Data Science and Machine Learning; in Open Elective-3 choose either Disaster Management or Renewable Energy Technologies, or an Advance Skill Development certification course in its place.
- Program Elective-4 — One elective, two directions: specialise in Artificial Intelligence, or in Data Science and Machine Learning, through a single 4-credit theory paper examined for 100 marks. Subject post | PDF
- Entrepreneurship and Start-ups — Entrepreneurship as a skill you can learn: idea, market, funding, pricing and a business plan, step by step — including innovation, wealth creation and societal impact. Subject post | PDF
- In House Project — The biggest single item in the whole diploma: apply, in totality, the knowledge and skills gained through the course work — programming, databases, web technologies, networks and everything else — to solve one real problem or build one working project. Subject post | PDF
- Open Elective-3 — One qualifying elective, two very different worlds: managing disasters, or harvesting energy from sun, wind and biomass. Subject post | PDF
Industrial Pathway — an alternative to the classroom route: instead of the Normal Pathway, a student may take one semester of industrial training (not less than 14 weeks) worth the same 20 credits and 650 marks — Entrepreneurship and Start-ups (Online) 100 marks, Industrial Hands On Practice 350 marks, Industrial Project 100 marks, and a Seminar 100 marks. See the full 6th-semester overview: BTEUP CSE 6th Semester Syllabus 2026-27.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which years and semesters does this PDF cover?
The full 1st year (11 subjects; 1st semester 18 credits, 900 marks; 2nd semester 22 credits, 1050 marks), the full 3rd semester (800 marks, 21 credits), the 4th-semester subject names, the full 5th semester (550 marks, 20 credits), and the full 6th semester (650 marks, 20 credits).
Is this the official BTEUP 2026-27 syllabus?
Yes. It is compiled from the official BTEUP 2026-27 curriculum (NEP-2020, approved 16.07.2026 where verified) by KAMALDNP Academy. Where something is not yet verified — the 4th-semester details — the PDF says so instead of guessing. Confirm local changes with your own polytechnic.
How do I download the PDF?
Scroll to the download section below and click Download. A 15-second timer runs, then the PDF downloads automatically. It is free — no sign-up, no payment.
What if my semester is missing from the PDF?
If you are in the 4th semester, only the subject names are in this PDF so far — the detailed pages will be added once they are verified from the official curriculum. Every other semester — 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th and 6th — is covered in full.
Where are the subject-wise posts?
Every subject in the tables above has its own detailed post on kamaldnp.com, with unit-wise topics, practicals and reference books — click "Subject post" next to any subject. The 3rd and 5th semester overview posts are linked under Related Posts below.
Is the PDF really free?
Yes. The complete BTEUP CSE syllabus 2026-27 PDF is free to download and share with your classmates.
Related Posts
- BTEUP CSE 3rd Semester Syllabus 2026-27
- BTEUP CSE 5th Semester Syllabus 2026-27
- BTEUP CSE 6th Semester Syllabus 2026-27
- BTEUP CSE Complete Syllabus 2026-27 — 1st, 3rd & 5th Semester (All Subjects)
Download the Complete Syllabus PDF
All years in a single 108-page PDF: 29 subject-wise syllabus PDFs plus the 4th-semester note page, with a cover page and a contents list giving the starting page of every subject.
Download the complete syllabus PDF
Source: BTEUP curricula (folder2627), NEP-2020, approved 16.07.2026. Topic lists follow the official syllabi; short explanations are the author's own plain-English summaries, not syllabus text.
Comments (0)
Share your question or experience about this syllabus. Your comment will appear after review.
No comments yet — be the first to share your thoughts!