Telecommunication Engineering

There are various career options that one can explore after completing Telecommunication Engineering courses. Some popular options are given here:

·       Telecom Network Engineer

·       Telecom Test Engineer

·       Software Engineer

·       Telecom Specialist

·       Network Engineer

·       Telecom Data Analyst

·       Network Security Specialist

·       R&D Engineer

The syllabus for Telecommunication Engineering courses at various levels combines core subjects, specialised electives, lab work, projects, and industrial training. In the case of the core subjects, you have little to no scope for any customization as they are meant to provide foundational knowledge of the field.

When it comes to the elective subjects, you do have some room for customization, as you get to choose the subjects based on your interests, the ones you find easy to score, interesting, fun to explore, and in line with the industry demand.

The course duration of a PhD in Telecommunication Engineering is 3 to 6 years, which varies depending on the research topic chosen by you and the coursework requirements of the college where you're pursuing the course. A doctorate degree requires a lot of research that results in the submission of a detailed thesis at the end of the course. So, you must think about your future goals and then make up your mind to go for the same.

This will completely depend on your interests and career plans in the future. If you want to explore the field of electronics and telecommunications at an advanced level and want to learn about the high-tech digital technologies in the world of wireless networking systems, you can opt for a master's degree in the field.

On the other hand, if you are satisfied with your 4-year academic ride at the UG level and want to start earning a decent income, you can find excellent earning opportunities in the job market with recruiters offering healthy salaries based on your academic results, internship experiences, and skill set.

To prepare for Telecommunication Engineering exams, you should start your preparation at least 6 to 8 months before the entrance exam is supposed to happen so that you have enough time in hand to cover the entire syllabus, practice last year's question papers, attempt mock tests, and revise the high-weightage topics in the last month to clear the exam with excellent marks and get shortlisted for admission at a decent Telecommunication Engineering college.

When it comes to pursuing Telecommunication Engg. courses, several entrance exams can act as a gateway to some of the best colleges in India.

You can check the number of colleges that accept specific exam scores and then decide the exam you would like to appear for afterwards:

Note: Some colleges accept multiple entrance exam scores.

If you have a strong hold on mathematics and science subjects, a fire in the belly to explore wireless communication systems and digital networking technologies, and possess analytical and problem-solving aptitude, you can be a perfect fit for Telecommunication Engg. courses.

A major degree in the field can lead to advancement in job opportunities, better earning opportunities, and a stable career graph, owing to the importance of the telecom field in the digitalized world that we are living in today.