B.Sc in Nanotechnology is an interdisciplinary undergraduate programme designed to teach how matter behaves and can be engineered at the nanoscale, where unique electrical, optical, mechanical, and chemical properties emerge. The curriculum typically begins with core foundations in chemistry, physics, mathematics, and biology, then progresses to nanomaterials, nanosynthesis methods, surface science, polymer and biomaterials, and nano-enabled applications. A key component is hands-on lab training in sample preparation and characterization tools such as UV-Vis spectroscopy, FTIR, XRD, SEM/AFM (where available), along with good laboratory practices and safety. Students also study fundamentals of electronics, sensors, and basic computational/data analysis used in material studies. Most colleges include seminars, mini-projects, internships, and a final-year project to build research aptitude and industry readiness. After graduation, students can join laboratories and manufacturing units in materials, electronics, coatings, pharmaceuticals, healthcare devices, energy, or environmental testing, or pursue M.Sc/M.Tech/PhD for advanced R&D careers.