Electronics Engineering

Yes, Candidates who wish to become a professor after BTech in Electrical Engineering will also be required to complete MTech and PhD in the required discipline.They must clear GATE in order to pursue M.Tech and later pursue PhD in the same discipline. They must demonstrate excellent research skills by grabbing fellowships and submitting research papers across SCOPUS indexed journals. 

Yes, Electronics Engineers are also recruited by the DRDO. The organisation releases notification in case of any requirement or vacancy in the pertinent discipline. The recruitement to DRDO is done on the basis of an open-recruitment process which attracts the brightest minds and experienced candidates from the country. 

The average fee for studying BTech Electronics Engineering range from INR 5 lakh to INR 13 lakh. It depends upon the respective institute in which a student is enrolled. Private colleges charge more than government institutes, with the cost going as high as INR 20 lakh, considering boarding and lodging fees. Students can also avail scholarship facilities provided by many private engineering colleges by maintaining academic performance in entrance examinations as well as in semester examinations.

Candidates need to have at least 50 percent aggregate marks in Class 12 from a recognised board. They must score a good rank in entrance exams such as JEE Main and JEE Advanced in order to secure a seat in top IITs and NITs and pursue BTech in Electronics Engineering. They can also appear in other state-level and national-level entrance exams in order to pursue BTech from other reputed institutes.

The fundamental difference between the two branches of engineering is as follows:

The fee structure for the Diploma in Electronics Engineering at Government Polytechnic College, Lucknow is approximately INR 32,400 per year.

No it's  compluasry for all students to clear DTE and LET for B.Tech. Aspirants must qualify DTE Kerala LET to get admission to BTech (Lateral Entry) in Electronics and Communication Engineering at Providence College of Engineering.

Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering (ETE) is a specialized field within Electrical Engineering. Its focus lies on designing and developing electronic devices and systems specifically for communication purposes. While traditional electrical engineering encompasses a broader range of applications, ETE delves deeper into technologies like networks, signal processing, and communication protocols.

he B.Tech. in Electronics Engineering (VLSI Design and Technology) program, the biggest income package available is between INR 12 LPA to INR 16 LPA, while the average salary package is in the range of INR 4 LPA to INR 5 LPA.

The Symbiosis Centre for Management and Human Resource Development (SCMHRD) does not provide a B.Tech programme in Electronics and Communication Engineering. SCMHRD is well-known for its management programmes, including the MBA and Executive MBA, which provide a variety of specialisations in management and business administration. It does not offer engineering courses such as B.Tech. SCMHRD, on the other hand, provides a solid foundation in management education, focusing on leadership, strategic thinking, and global perspectives to prepare students for jobs in business management across a wide range of industries.