Electronics & Communications Engineering

 Electronics & Communications Engineering (ECE)

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Overview	Syllabus & Curriculum	Eligibility & Admissions	Future Scope
1.Course Duration	1.Syllabus	1.Entrance Exams	1.Job Opportunities	1.Top Engineering Colleges  PAN-INDIA
2.Features			2.Higher Education Opportunities 3.Entrepreneurship	2.FAQ’s

Overview-

Electronics and communication engineering is one of the most flexible fields of engineering. It is one of the highest-paying engineering programs in India and around the world. National efforts like "Make in India" and "Digital India" will only expand career chances for Electronics Engineers. According to a recent Bureau of Labour report, the number of ECE engineering employment in India will expand by 7% annually. ECE offers a diverse range of professional opportunities and delivers enormous satisfaction in addressing technological challenges and meeting the necessities of modern living through innovation.

Course Duration: 

The UG degree in Electronics and Communication is for 4 years from any university in the country for 10+2 students and is 3 years for Diploma graduates.

-Responsibilities include conducting research and applying mathematical and scientific ideas to address complicated engineering problems.

-Ability to specify the concept, construct the prototype, and Analog, Digital, or Embedded Technology - Design for Electronic Signal Processing

-Commandable understanding of the performance of wired and wireless analog and digital communication systems.

Syllabus-

The B.Tech ECE engineering course covers fundamental concepts in electronics and their applications in communication systems. The ECE curriculum, which aims to provide complete information about ECE engineering, covers a wide range of topics.B.Tech ECE is a four-year undergraduate degree divided into eight semesters. The B.Tech ECE course is designed to provide students with the abilities necessary to design electrical, electronic, and communication devices.

Electronics & Communications Engineering syllabus
I SEM	II SEM
Calculus & Linear Algebra	Advanced Calculus & Numerical Methods
Engineering Physics	Engineering Chemistry
Basic Electrical Engineering	C Programming for Problem Solving
Elements of Civil & Mechanical Engineering	Basic Electronics
Engineering Graphics	Elements of Mechanical Engineering
Engineering Physics Lab	Engineering Chemistry Lab
Basic Electrical Engineering Lab	C Programming Lab
Technical English - I	Technical English - II
III SEM	IV SEM
Engg, Mathematics-III	Engg. Mathematics – IV
Analog Electronics Circuits	Microcontrollers
Logic Design	Control Systems
Network Analysis	Signals & Systems
Electronic Instrumentation	Fundamentals of HDL
Field Theory	Linear ICs & Applications
Analog Electronics Lab	Microcontrollers Lab
Logic Design Lab	HDL Lab
V SEM	VI SEM
Management and Entrepreneurship	Digital Communication
Digital Signal Processing	Microprocessors
Analog Communication	Microelectronics Circuits
Microwaves and Radar	Antennas and Propagation
Information Theory and Coding	Operating Systems
Fundamentals of CMOS VLSI	Elective-I (Group A)
DSP Lab	Advanced Communication Lab
Analog Communication Lab + LIC Lab	Microprocessor Lab
VII SEM	VIII SEM
Computer Communication Networks	Wireless Communication
Optical Fiber Communication	Digital Switching System
Power Electronics	Elective-IV (Group D)
Embedded System Design	Elective-V (Group E)
Elective-II (Group B)	Project Work
Elective-III (Group C)	Seminar
VLSI Lab
Power Electronics Lab

Eligibility & Admission:

Eligibility for Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of Technology:

• Students must have taken the 10+2/PUC/equivalent examination from a recognized board or university, with Physics, Math, and Computer Science as obligatory courses, and have an aggregate score of 50% (45% for SC/ST/OBC).
• The student should be 17 years old by the Admission Year.
• Students must have passed one of the following entry exams: JEE, CET, COMEDK, WBJEE, or UPSEE.

Admission Process:

Admission to B.E/B. Tech programs is dependent on a rating in the National Entrance Examination (JEE), a state-level Entrance Exam like as the KCET, or direct university entrance exams. The JEE Mains exams are held in two stages. The first phase of JEE was held at the end of January 2023, while the second phase will take place in April. Some institutions give seats based on 12th-grade exam merit. There is no one-size-fits-all strategy to admission, so please become acquainted with the various entrance tests and the relevant dates for the exams and cut-offs in colleges.

Entrance Exams for Admission to B.E/B.Tech Ece:

To pursue a Bachelor's degree in Electronics and Communication Engineering, students must take the National Entrance Examination (JEE), State-level Entrance Exams such as KCET, MHT CET, WBJEE, or COMED-K, and University Entrance Exams. These examinations are critical entry points for aspiring students seeking admission to reputable universities.

Here are some details about ECE Engineering Top Entrance Exams.

• The National Testing Agency (NTA) conducts the JEE Main exam online over a three-hour period.
• The Indian Institute of Technology conducts the JEE Advanced (IIT JEE) exam online with a duration of three hours.
• The KCET exam is administered in offline mode by the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) and lasts 1 hour and 20 minutes.
• The West Bengal Joint Entrance Exam conducts the WBJEE exam in offline mode for a length of two hours.
• The Maharashtra Government conducts the MHT- CET test in offline mode with a time constraint of 1 hour and 30 minutes.

Future Scope:

After earning a B.E. or B.Tech degree, an Electronics and Communications Engineer can pursue one of four primary career pathways.

1. Employment Opportunities: The several employment paths available to ECE engineering students are an important component of the course curriculum. ECE graduates can work in telecommunications, electronics manufacturing, software development, research & development, aerospace, robotics, and emerging industries such as IoT.ECE graduates can find acceptable employment in the Engineering Domain in the government, public, or private sectors. Some frequent job titles for ECE grads are listed below:

Trending Career Profiles

• Electronics Engineer              
• Component Engineer
• Trainee Engineer                    
• Production Manager 
• Design Engineer                      
• Service Engineer
• Networking Engineer             
• Customer Support Engineer
• Hardware Engineer                
• Electronics Technician
• Field Test Engineer                 
• Signal Processor

Top Companies Recruiting Electronics & Communications Engineer

• Samsung
• Wipro
• Intel
• Havells India Ltd
• Cisco
• Bharat Heavy Electrical Ltd
• Tata Teleservices
• Crompton Greaves
• Siemens
• Accenture
• Schneider Electric
• Broadcom
• Alstom
• Micromax
• Texas Instruments

2. Consider Entrepreneurship/Self-Employment - With an increasing number of "Startup" options in India, the possibilities are endless. The ECE Engineer can work in one of the following fields: VLSI, Robotics, Nanotechnology, Optical Communication, Embedded Systems, or Digital Electronics.

4. Further Education and Skill Enhancement - Engineering graduates can pursue advanced degrees in engineering or management, such as an M.Tech/M.E. or MBA. In addition to these traditional qualifications, there are industry-specific certifications that provide a good entry point into the business. Here are some examples of such certificates:

• Certificate in Microcontroller Programming
• Certificate in Embedded Systems
• Certificate in Networking (CCNA)
• Certificate in Robotics & Automation

Top Engineering Colleges for Electronics & Communications PAN-INDIA

• Alliance University, Bangalore
• CMR University, Bangalore
• Reva University, located in Bangalore.
• SGT University (Noida), Bennett University (Greater Noida), SPS University (Udaipur), and NIU (New Delhi).
• K. R. Mangalam University
• MSRIT, CMRIT, BMSCE, BMSIT&M, Atria, Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, and RVIT.

FAQ’s

Q1:How simple is it to find a job after E&C Engineering?

Most colleges have campus placements for the Electronics & Communications area, making it easy to get work. Outside of placement, it is simple to get work because hundreds of new opportunities are being created and advertised. According to a recent Bureau of Labour survey, the number of engineering and construction jobs in India is increasing at a 7% rate.

Q2.What is the deadline for acquiring a B.E/B.Tech seat in E&C?

For more information, please visit your desired college's website or the course page. Please call our staff and we will provide you with updated information.