B.Tech in Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering Engineering

This course consists of Four Years divided into Eight Semesters. The Semester wise Examination will be conducted. The BTech Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering programme encourages the development of the skills necessary to integrate hardware and software components while concentrating on technology in important fields including telecommunications, power, and electronics.

• The eligibility criteria for this course include having cleared 12th board exams from any recognized board. Most importantly, open-category students should have secured 45% in the board exam. At the same time, the minimum score requirement for reserved category students is 40%.

• The university posts a notification on its website, notice board, and other public areas like newspapers, etc. before the start of each admission cycle.
• A list of the students who have been shortlisted is posted on the university website, on the notice board, or the students themselves are told of their admission once the application deadline has passed.
• Even if you are awaiting the results of your qualifying exam, you are still able to apply. Such applicants are given provisional admittance and are required to present their Mark Sheets from the previous school year to verify that they meet the requirements. Your Mark Sheets must be turned in before the deadline for admissions applications.
• The candidate will have one month to submit the qualifying examination mark sheet following the approval of the provisional admission. If student fails to do so it may consequently result in the termination of provisional admission.
• If a candidate is given provisional admission under the aforementioned circumstances but fails to meet the eligibility requirements or does not receive the necessary marks, the candidate will not be admitted.
• The provisional admission is revoked in that situation.
• The following reasons are given for rejecting an application form:
  • The candidate does not meet the University's qualifying requirements.
  • If the candidate doesn't provide the required fee, the admission is revoked.
  • If the candidate's signature and those of their parents or legal guardians, if appropriate, are missing from the application form, provisional admission will be revoked.
  • The applicant misses the deadline for submitting the necessary paperwork for admission.
• The University will provide the student an enrolment number after receiving all required paperwork and funds.
• There may be occasions where the University's admissions rules are applicable.

The career scope is broad and bright for a B.Tech. Graduate. One can either opt for higher studies or start employing their skills to meet the industry's requirements. Both options are feasible and profitable, so it depends on the individual what they want to study.

Further Studies

A master's degree provides an edge over others who opt for further studies after graduation. They can do MS, M.Tech. or M.E after doing BTech. In Electronics and Telecommunications. Furthermore, one can pursue a master's degree in their field of interest and liking. Various specializations like Embedded Systems & VLSI, Electronics & Telecommunication, and Digital Signal and Image Processing are pretty promising

Job Opportunities

There is a massive job availability for B.Tech. Graduates both in public as well as private sectors. BTech. in Electronics and telecommunication degree holders can work as Electronic Engineers, Design Engineers, VLSI Engineers etc., at various offices. Moreover, the salary at the starting level itself can be as high as INR 2.0 to 3.0 lacs per annum. Many reputable agencies like State Electricity boards, power generation/Transmission/Distribution Companies like BHEL (Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited), ONGC, etc., offer jobs. Furthermore, many companies and industries like BSNL, MTNL, TATA Power, Adani Power, Reliance Energy, Wipro, L&T, Metal and steel, HVAC, and automobile industries also hire engineers for various lucrative posts.