Programs
B.Tech - Electronics and Communication Engineering
The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) offers a comprehensive programme that equips students with strong foundations in electronics, communication systems, signal processing, embedded systems, and emerging technologies. The curriculum enables students to develop technical knowledge, problem-solving skills, design capabilities, and practical expertise required to address real-world engineering challenges.
The Department of ECE has an IETE student forum, under which the department organizes professional activities including guest lectures, workshops, and seminars, technical festivals SPARK under the umbrella of VEDA to enrich the knowledge of students. For better placements, we have a strong technical team (Technical hub) to train our students in coding practices and problem-solving skills.
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4 Year
Eligibility
Candidates must have completed 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry as compulsory subjects from a recognized board, meeting the minimum eligibility requirements prescribed by the University.
B.Tech - Electronics and Communication Engineering with Minor Specialization in
- Minor Stream in VLSI.
- Minor Stream in Embedded Systems
- Minor Stream in Signal Processing and Communication Technology.
- Minor Stream in Space Technology
- Minor Stream in Technology for Digital Resilience.(Industry Integrated Program - L&T)
- Minor Stream in Smart Infrastructure (Electronics). (Industry Integrated Program - L&T)
B.Tech - Electronics and Communication Engineering with
- Minor degree in Civil Engineering.
- Minor degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
- Minor degree in Mechanical Engineering.
- Minor degree in Computer Science and Engineering.
- Minor degree in Data Science.
- Minor degree in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.
- Minor degree in Petroleum Technology.
- Minor degree in Mining Engineering.
- Minor degree in Agricultural Engineering.
- Minor degree in Entrepreneurship Development and Incubation.




