B.Tech in Fire Engineering is an undergraduate Engineering & Technology program that prepares students to prevent, control, and manage fire hazards across industrial and built environments. The curriculum covers engineering fundamentals along with specialized areas such as fire science and combustion, fire dynamics, fire protection system design, firefighting technology, fire detection and alarm systems, hazardous materials, industrial safety, building bye-laws and codes, and disaster management. Students also gain exposure through laboratories, safety audits, industrial visits, and internships that build practical understanding of risk assessment and emergency response planning. Fire engineering graduates support compliance with safety regulations, help reduce asset loss and downtime, and improve life safety in high-risk sectors like manufacturing, power plants, petrochemicals, airports, high-rise buildings, and logistics facilities. Career opportunities exist in EHS departments, facility management, fire protection consulting, system design and commissioning, insurance risk engineering, and government or public-sector safety services depending on eligibility and recruitment rules.