Electronics and Communication Engineering

An eight week long Summer Research Internship Program (SRIP) within the summer vacation period of the institute. The main aim is to provide an opportunity and exposure to the outstanding senior level that is 3rd or pre-final year undergraduate students (including B.Tech-M.Tech dual degree students) to interact with the faculty members and state of the art research facilities of the institute.
Who can apply: Interested students from IITs, NITs, IIITs and other reputed central/state institutions from all over the country can apply. The offer will be selective.
Number of Internships: 20.
Financials: All the selected interns (paid/unpaid) are required to pay to the institute fee of Rs. 10,000/- for the lodging, boarding and other admissible charges during their stay at IIIT Allahabad. The interns will be provided with a suitable hostel accommodation on campus. Those who are selected for the stipend will be given Rs.10,000 separately by the institute at the end of the completion of the training.
This is goos as the main aim is to provide an opportunity and exposure to the outstanding senior level (3rd Year/pre-final year) undergraduate students (including B.Tech-M.Tech Dual Degree) are also encouraged to apply to interact with the world class faculty members and state of the art research facilities of the institute.

Physical cosmology is a branch of physics and astrophysics that deals with the study of the physical origins and evolution of the universe. It also includes the study of the nature of the universe on a large scale.
I think the most important thing one needs in a profession like astronomy and cosmology is curiosity. The conventional way is to go for Bachelors in physics, followed by a Masters and a PhD in physics. But some people are doing PhD after a Bachelors in engineering. One needs very good understanding of physics and maths as a prerequisite. Meanwhile, many leading research institutes like IUCAA, Pune organise short term Schools in astrophysics for school students, which should be used to get a deeper glimpse.

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It's all about communication in between the hardware and software. This is a core branch and deals with the R&D in the above areas.
Electronics engineer is a person who can make use of his command over the low level computer programming languages to make the circuits do, what he wants them to do. Some subjects are like: Control Systems (Embedded Systems, Robust, Optimal, Microcontroller, etc.), RFID, Nano Printing, Gyrotron, Klystron, Magnetrons, Plasma Devices etc., Robotics and Automation, Artificial Intelligence.
AIl includes:- Image Processing, Speech Processing, NLP, Machine Learning, Computer Vision etc., Processor Architecture, Wireless And Sensor Systems and Quantum Computing.
If you are fascinated about, how a cell phone communicates, how all the wireless technologies work, how internet works, how a small IC do a lot of job, how small IC are made and designed, what are the electronics involved in an electronic device, how satellite communicates, how GPS works (a long list), then this branch is for you.
It is the study of computers and programming languages and its logic, software design. At the end of the course you'll have the skills required work in the industry as a software developer. If you get thrilled to see how mobile apps work, how programming's codes are transformed to look like websites then you can choose IT.
Programming Language (C+), basic electronics, numerical analysis and programming, data structure, digital electronics and integrated circuits, principle of programming languages, analog electronics, communication systems, microprocessor and interfacing, software engineering, operating system, database management system, design and analysis of algorithm, computer organization and architecture.
Choose IT if you love programming and software design, but you're not much interested in the hardware part.
Choose ECE if you love the hardware more than programming and are more interested in learning how the electronic circuits work.