Engineering

Dharmsinh Desai University offers a variety of M.Tech specialisations. The admission criteria is same across all of the offered specialisations. Interested candidates can pursue the following MTech specialisations at DDU- Dharmsinh Desai University :

• MTech in Computer Engineering
• MTech in Chemical Engineering
• MTech in Civil Engineering (Structural Engineering)
• MTech in Mechanical Engineering
• MTech in Electronics & Communication Engineering
• MTech in CAD/AM
• MTech in Geotechnica; Engineering

For RF and Microwave engineering eligibility, students should have completed their class 12 qualifying examination from a recognised board or University. They should have studied Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as compulsory subjects and score a minimum aggregate of 50 percent marks. To pursue PG courses, students should have a BE/BTech degree from a recognised University as well as appear and score good rank in GATE Exam. 

If you have achieved 44 marks in the JEE Mains exam, your percentile would be approximately around 60 to 70%. This means you performed better than 60 to 70% of the candidates who took the exam during that shift. With this percentile, it is possible to get into some good institutes for your higher studies.

The entry-level salary for RF and Microwave Engineering students is around INR 4 LPA. The medium-level salary ranges from INR 4 LPA to INR 8 LPA. The RF & Microwave Engineering salary varies on the basis of experience, skill set and educational qualifications. Recruiters are willing to pay extra to skilled and talented RF Microwave engineers. You must focus on enhancing your skill set as much as possible to do well in the field so that you get paid well and move upwards in your career.

To get a seat at Dharmsinh Desai University for its M.Tech programme, students must fulfil the eligibility and selection criteria of the university. The basic eligibility is to pass graduation with a minimum aggregate of 50% from a recognised university. The selection, however, will be done based on GATE score. Interested students can firstly apply and then appear for the GATE exam. Once the results are out, students can fill out the application form available on the university's official website. To finalise the admission, students need to pay the course fee.

The top recruiters for RF & Microwave Engineering students are -

• IBM
• Boeing
• Microsoft
• Qualcomm 
• Raman Research Institute (RRI)

Some of the top job prospects for RF & Microwave Engineering are -

• Electrical Engineer
• RF Engineering
• RF Systems Engineers
• R&D Engineer (RF)
• Antenna Engineer
• Applications Engineer

Hi, hope you're doing well.

The GATE exam is the most popular entrance examination for admission into MTech RF & Engineering. There are a total of 33 RF and Microwave Engineering colleges in India, out of which 21 accept the GATE exam scores. Other state-level and university-level entrance exams include CUET PG, CCMT, Karnataka PGCET, TS PGECET, AP PGECET, etc. 

You must work hard and prepare well for the exam as it is important to secure very good marks and a decent rank in order to secure admission to PG level RF and Microwave Engineering courses.

Hello Aditya

Generally speaking, a percentile of 74 in MHT CET is a good score and should make you eligible to apply for admission to the college. The MHT CET Round 1 cutoff for Finolex College of Engineering in IT branch is 84.64 in General Home State category. So hope that you can get selected in upcoming rounds.

RF & Microwave Engineering is a sub-branch that includes transmission or receiving a radio wave on all devices under radiofrequency. RF (Radio Frequency) & Microwave Engineering is a subset of electrical engineering. These specialists design, construct and operate devices that transmit or receive radio waves. These devices include radios, wireless equipment, mobile phones etc. An RF (Radio Frequency) & Microwave Engineering programme is most suitable for individuals wanting to develop their expertise and grow in the field of  RF, microwave, millimetre wave engineering.