B.Sc - Electronics (B.Sc Electronics)

About B.Sc - Electronics

B.Sc in Electronics is a three-year technical undergraduate programme that comprises the study of electronic devices, their composition and materials used in making such devices. The programme enables students to understand the different features of electronic circuits and their functions. B.Sc in Electronics also covers topics such as programming, communication media and technologies. The programme is dynamic and offers various opportunities for students to work in the information technology, telecommunication as well as electronic instrumentation industry. Students who seek technical courses other than B.tech can enhance their career prospects by pursuing this course.

B.Sc Electronics Course Highlights

Some of the major highlights of B.Sc Electronics course are given below:

B.Sc - Electronics Eligibility Criteria

In order to pursue the B.Sc Electronics course, the candidates will have to fulfil the given below eligibility criteria:

• The candidate must have passed class 12th or equivalent from a recognized board.

• The candidate must have studied Mathematics and Physics as the main subjects in class 12th along with one of the optional subjects as Chemistry/ Biology/ Biotechnology/ Computer Science.

• The candidate must have acquired a minimum aggregate of 50% in the qualifying examination.

Admission Process

The admission to B.Sc Electronics course is done in two ways: -

Merit-Based: The merit-based admission to the course is done directly on the basis of score obtained by the candidate in the qualifying examination. Some colleges also prepare a cutoff list based on the qualifying examination for admission.

Entrance Based: The entrance based admission to the course is done on the basis of score obtained by the candidate on a national level, state level or college level entrance exams. The admission is done through the counselling process.

B.Sc - Electronics Syllabus

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B.Sc - Electronics Career Options and Job Prospects

With the various compact digital devices that have been evolved over the decade, understanding electronics is the need of the hour. Candidates who pursue B.Sc. in electronics can pursue jobs in technical blogs, small-scale electronics manufacturing companies, telecom service providers, electronics labs, circuit manufacturers, research programmes, etc. Although a masters in this field opens up better job opportunities, there are various jobs available after B.Sc. in Electronics. Following are some of the job profiles that graduates in electronics can apply for:

• Media Planning Manager
• Communication Executive
• Site Maintenance Technician
• Technical Writer
• Technical Project Manager
• Field Reporter
• Electronics Technician
• Manufacturing Head
• Marketing Manager

The starting salary package of candidates who have pursued B.Sc. in electronics can vary from Rs. 1.5 lakh to Rs. 3.5 lakh per annum. Experience and knowledge play a vital role in this field and candidates with work experience can earn salaries up to Rs. 5 lakh. To get an excellent package a masters or MBA is essential. Candidates who pursue an MBA after B.Sc. in Electronics can earn up to Rs. 15 lakh per annum.