Electrical and Electronics Engineering

NCU-Gurgaon is best for B.Tech in EEE and ECE. Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) is one of the largest and the fastest growing fields of engineering. It provides comprehensive knowledge of conventional topics like navigation systems, radar, electric motors, communication systems, VLSI Design and more advanced topics like the Internet of Things, wireless sensors, etc. All electronic devices need software interface to run and come with one or the other device controlling programs designed and developed by electronics and communication engineering, hence computer Science and ECE go hand-in-hand and ECE is always in demand. Students can develop careers in the field of both core electronics and communication engineering and also information technology. The department at NCU has created several opportunities for students to achieve this through the introduction of context and project-based learning, setting up of tinkering lab, innovation and incubation center, thought lab, multiple mini-projects, and several co-curricular & extracurricular activities and also integrating these with the curriculum. The curriculum, through optimum balance, provides sufficient time to students for undertaking these activities and gives due credits for out of class achievements. A faculty externship scheme has also been introduced to keep the faculty updated about the latest in industry. The faculty spends about a week every semester in the relevant industry to study & experience industry environment and bring the industry perspective to classroom teaching to bridge the gap between teaching & its real-life applications. The department has always maintained its position amongst the best in the university and the reason for this is its spirit for continuous innovation. The department offers a very congenial environment for learning & research for all its students. Through consistent efforts, the department continues to realize its vision of producing responsible citizens who are well-trained professionals in their own domain & industry ready to take up rewarding careers. Come, be part of this enthusiastic professional team at ECE dept. And experience the joys of learning with excellent rewards. https://www.ncuindia.edu.

Hi Keerti,
Yes, you can join an autonomous institute.
But before that you must know the difference.
There are two types of colleges. (1) Affiliated and (2) Autonomous. The first type are affiliated to some or the other university. They have to follow the syllabus prescribed by the uni and also the all the norms & regulations etc. The admissions are decided centrally by the University. The exams too are conducted by the university. This means all the colleges affiliated to the same university will have same question papers and will be evaluated by same people with same criteria.
Autonomous colleges on the other hand are granted freedom and in some or all the matters. They can have their own syllabus, evaluation patterns etc. It is not easy to get the status of an autonomous college, Currently, any affiliated college which has been accredited by National Assessment and Accreditation council of India (NAAC) for three times with a higher grade. This assessment is five yearly. The college can apply for autonomous status and U.G.C. may or may not grant it autonomy.

In the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at BIT Mesra, there are well established laboratories in the department. The faculty members are well qualified and are having degrees from reputed Institutes. They are actively involved in research and consultancy. The department had contributed a lot in the infrastructural and industrial growth in Jharkhand by providing technical expertise and consultancy. The following are the important research areas in which faculty members and research scholars are working:
Air Pollution, Applied Hydrology, Bioremediation, Composite Materials, Concrete Structures, Durability of Concrete, Geo-environmental Engineering, Groundwater Flow Modelling, Groundwater Quality Management, Heavy Metal Pollution, Intelligent Modelling in Geotechnical Engineering, Mine Slope Stability Analysis, Open Channel Hydraulics, Pavement Materials, Soil Stablisation, Solid Waste Management, Structural Dynamics, Wastewater Treatment, Water Quality Assessment.