B.Tech-Mathematics and Computing

NIET offers an undergraduate honours course (B.Tech) in Mathematics and Computing with Specialization in Quantum Computing, which blends the theoretical foundations of mathematics with advanced computational techniques and the emerging domain of quantum technologies. This program is ideal for students who are interested in high-level problem solving, quantum algorithms, and cutting-edge computational paradigms, or who wish to develop unique expertise for the rapidly growing quantum technology job market.

Mathematics, computing, and quantum science are at the forefront of the next technological revolution. Industries ranging from cryptography to pharmaceuticals, from artificial intelligence to financial modeling, are exploring quantum computing to achieve breakthroughs that classical computing cannot match. This integration impacts security, processing speed, optimization, and scientific discovery. Organizations require professionals who can design quantum algorithms, understand complex mathematical structures, and apply computational models to solve real-world challenges.

The B.Tech program in Mathematics and Computing with Specialization in Quantum Computing equips students with expertise in algorithm design, data structures, programming, computational modeling, optimization, machine learning, cryptography, and quantum computing fundamentals. The quantum computing specialization covers topics such as quantum mechanics for computing, quantum gates and circuits, Bloch sphere representation, quantum algorithms (Shor’s, Grover’s), quantum cryptography, and quantum machine learning.

Alongside this, students gain strong skills in advanced mathematics including linear algebra, probability and statistics, numerical methods, discrete mathematics, and differential equations. This combination of mathematical depth, computing expertise, and quantum specialization prepares graduates for research, academia, and high-impact roles in industries such as AI, cybersecurity, finance, healthcare, and emerging quantum technology enterprises.