Electronics Engineering

Well, yes. There are popular colleges and universities that provide the BTech Electronics Engineering course and conduct individual entrance exams every year to shortlist candidates. Some of the best entrance exams are as follows:

• IPU CET – for admission to GGSIPU
• SRMJEEE – for admission to SRM Institute of Science and Technology
• BITSAT – for admission to BITS Pilani
• MET – for admission to Manipal Institute of Technology
• VITEEE – for admission to VIT Vellore

If you wish to pursue the BTech Electronics Engineering course, you can get admission based on either Class 12 marks or entrance exam scores. When we talk about entrance exams, several state-level exams can be undertaken for admission at top-ranked colleges. A list of the popular exams is given below, along with the number of colleges accepting the exam scores.

Note: This information is taken from the official website and may vary.

The latest cutoff information for B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering at LNMIIT was around 94.9 when all the rounds ended in 2024.

The total seat intake for B.Tech in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Kolhan University is 72 seats. These seats are distributed among different affiliated colleges. For exact information please refer to the information brochure of the University 

It depends on which college you join. If you are joining government college it costs very minimal, if you are getting seat in private college, the fees will be around or above INR 1L but it depends on college and the city.

The BTech in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering at Bharati Vidyapeeth is a four-year undergraduate programme that focuses on the design, development, and maintenance of electronic communication systems. In the first semester, the university includes the subjects that develop the fundamental understanding of the course. Some of the subjects offered in the first semester are as follows: 

• Linear Algebra and Calculus
• Physics for Electronics Engineering
• Electrical Technology 
• Elementary Electronics
• 'C' Programming 
• MATLAB Fundamentals 

In general the difference between pure Electronics Engineering and ECE is not always clear-cut. Many universities offer a combined degree programme in electronics and communication engineering, and graduates of these programs are qualified for a wide range of jobs in both pure electronics and communication engineering. But, to know the key difference between both the courses, you can refer to the table mentioned below:

Note - The information is taken from external sites and may vary.

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ECE Courses

Selection for all BTech programs including this has a similar two-step process- 

First is the Karunya Entrance Exam (KEE) 2025 mandatory entrance exam for testing their academics.

Candidates who qualify for the above will come in the second step which is Single Window Consulting which will determine the final allocation and it will be according to your merit in the above exam and the seats available.