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B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE)

A 4-year undergraduate programme designed to build engineers fluent in electronics, communication systems and hands-on hardware-software integration.

B.Tech in ECE overview

We prepare students to design, build and optimise the electronic and communication systems that power modern technology: from embedded devices and semiconductor hardware to wireless networks and signal processing applications. The programme blends strong engineering fundamentals with hands-on laboratory work and real-world problem solving. Students experience:

Cultivating an engineering mindset

focused on designing, analysing and improving real-world electronic and communication systems.

Strong exposure

to applied problem-solving through labs, projects and system-level thinking rather than isolated components.

Flexibility to shape

individual interests as technologies evolve, rather than being locked into narrow specialisations.

Preparation for diverse technology-driven

roles across core engineering industries, product development and emerging digital sectors.

Programme details

Academic progression requirement

  • A minimum CGPA of 4.00 is required for promotion to the next academic year, and a minimum CGPA of 4.50 is required to graduate from the programme.
  • A student completing academic year N may be promoted to year N+1 if they have earned at least:
    • 60% of the credits in the current academic year (N), and
    • 90% of the credits from all previous academic years (< N).
  • Students who receive failing grades in courses may appear for supplementary examinations in those courses.

Academic structure

Our academic structure is designed to establish robust foundations, followed by increasing specialization in later years.

  • Total credits & degree requirement: The programme requires not less than 165 credits to be awarded a B.Tech degree.
  • Duration: 4 years / 8 semesters
CourseL-T-PCredits
Calculus and ODE4-1-05
Quantum Chemistry & Spectroscopy2-1-24
Introduction to Computing3-0-24
Earth and Environmental Sciences2-0-02
Introduction to Electrical Engineering2-1-24
English0-3-03
Media Project1-0-21.5
French – I0-2-00.5
Introduction to Entrepreneurship0-0-21
CourseL-T-PCredits
Linear Algebra and Complex Analysis3-1-04
Classical & Quantum Mechanics2-1-24
Introduction to Biology3-0-03
Data Structures3-0-24
Discrete Mathematical Structures3-0-03
Introduction to Electronics2-1-24
Entrepreneurship Practice0-0-21
Professional Ethics0-1-01
French – II0-2-00.5
CourseL-T-PCredits
Probability and Statistics3-1-04
Electromagnetics & Optics3-1-25
Signals and Systems3-1-04
Digital System Design3-0-24
Network Analysis and Synthesis3-1-04
Lean Start-up0-0-31
Principles of Economics1-1-01.5
French – III0-2-00.5
CourseL-T-PCredits
Electromagnetic Waves3-1-04
Random Processes for Electrical Engineering3-1-04
Analog Circuits3-1-25
Control Systems2-1-03
Design Thinking1-0-22
Financial Accounting1-1-01.5
French – IV0-2-00.5
CourseL-T-PCredits
Introduction to VLSI Design3-0-34.5
Communication Theory and Systems3-0-24
Programmable Devices3-0-24
Digital Signal Processing2-1-24
Machine Learning3-0-03
Liberal Arts Elective I2-0-02
French – V (optional)0-2-00.5
CourseL-T-PCredits
Principles of Wireless Communication3-0-03
Computing Systems Architecture3-0-03
Communication Electronics3-0-24
Computer and Communication Networks3-0-03
Program Elective I3-0-03
Program Elective II3-0-03
Liberal Arts Elective II2-0-02
Introduction to Professional Development2-0-02
French – VI (optional)0-2-00.5
CourseL-T-PCredits
Embedded Hardware Project0-0-63
Optical Communication3-0-03
Program Elective III3-0-03
Program Elective IV3-0-03
Research Project Phase I0-0-63
Liberal Arts Elective III2-0-02
French – VII (optional)0-2-00.5
CourseL-T-PCredits
Research Project Phase II0-0-2412
French – VIII (optional)0-2-00.5

FAQs

The curriculum combines strong fundamentals with advanced subjects in electronics and communication, supported by practical lab work – equipping students for evolving industry demands.

Yes. Core subjects include laboratory components and the semester structure is designed to provide strong practical exposure alongside theoretical learning.

Electives allow students to deepen their knowledge in specific electronics and communication areas of interest, helping them tailor their expertise.

Graduates are well placed for roles in electronics, communication systems design, embedded systems, or further study and research in related fields.

Through a curriculum that emphasises laboratory work, applied learning, electives, and exposure to industry practice, the programme prepares graduates to adapt and lead in the field.

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