Hi ,

Yes, if you hold a degree in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, you are widely eligible for roles such as:

1. Technical positions in telecom firms like BSNL, Airtel, Jio
2. Design/Hardware roles in semiconductor or electronics industries
3. Teaching posts in polytechnics or government engineering colleges through exams like AE or NET.

Make sure you check specific eligibility criteria in any recruitment notice. Your degree is recognized and valid in many central and state government technical recruitments.

Thank you and all the best!

Hi dear candidate,

With the score of 75% in diploma you can get several colleges for B.Tech Electronics and Communications (ECE) branch through lateral entry like MIT WPU, Vishwakarma Institute of Technology, PCCOE, DY Patil University and many more.

Please ensure that you must have completed your diploma with computer subjects.

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Hello,

Yes, Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering is a branch of engineering. It focuses on electronic devices, communication systems, and signal processing. Many colleges offer this branch under different names like:

• Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering (ETC or E&TC)

• Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE)

Both are similar, but E&TC may focus more on communication systems.

Hope it helps !

Hello there,

With around 115 marks in Maharashtra CET , here’s a general idea of where you might get admission in government colleges for the branches you mentioned:

• Computer Science, Electronics & Telecommunication, Artificial Intelligence, Data Science are highly competitive branches.
  
  

• With 115 marks, getting Computer Science in top government colleges may be difficult as cutoffs are usually higher.
  
  

• You have better chances in mid-level government engineering colleges or for branches like Electronics & Telecommunication or newer fields like Artificial Intelligence, Data Science , but these also depend on college popularity.
  
  

• Some lesser-known government colleges or campuses in rural areas may offer these branches with lower cutoffs.
  
  

• You can also explore state counseling lists for previous years’ opening and closing marks to find colleges matching your score.
  
  Suggested Steps:

1. Check the MHT-CET counseling official website for previous year cutoff marks for your preferred branches.
   
   

2. Look for government colleges with lower cutoff trends for your score range.
   
   

3. Consider other branches closely related if cutoff for these branches is too high.
   
   

4. Apply during counseling and fill your choices based on previous cutoff data.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Yes, you can get admission in B.E. (Electronics and Telecommunication) after scoring 70% in diploma. Here's a simple explanation in points:

1. Eligibility: Most colleges accept diploma holders with 60% or more marks for lateral entry into the 2nd year of B.E/B.Tech.

2. Lateral Entry Scheme: You can join directly in the 2nd year of B.E through lateral entry.

3. Entrance Exams: Some states/colleges may require you to clear an entrance exam like LEET or state-level tests.

. 70% is Good: A 70% score is considered decent and makes you eligible for many good colleges.

5. Apply on Time: Keep track of admission dates and required documents.

Hi aspirant,

Based on your graduation, you have a good probability of being admitted to a B.E. in Electronics and Telecommunications via lateral entry. Most engineering institutes in India enable diploma holders to enter the second year of their B.E./B.Tech program through lateral entry. The standard eligibility condition is passing a diploma in the relevant discipline of engineering with a minimal percentage, which is usually between 50 and 60%. Since you have obtained 70%, you will easily meet this percentage criterion in most universities. However, admission may also be determined by the specific college's standards, entrance tests (if any, held at the state or university level for lateral entry), and seat availability. Check the admission policies of the colleges you're interested in.

All the best!

if you have completed your diploma in engineering and secured 70% marks , you can generally apply for admission to a B.E. (Bachelor of Engineering) in Electronics and Telecommunication through Lateral Entry .

Key points about Lateral Entry :

1. Eligibility Criteria :

   • You should have completed your diploma in engineering (in a related branch like Electronics, Electrical, or Telecommunication).

   • Many universities or institutions require at least a 60-70% score in your diploma to be eligible for Lateral Entry admission.

2. Admission Process :

   • Direct Lateral Entry Admission : You can join directly into the second year (3rd semester) of the B.E. program.

   • Entrance Exams : Some colleges might conduct their own entrance exams or accept scores from state-level or national-level exams for lateral entry, such as LEET (Lateral Entry Entrance Test) or the JEE Mains exam.

   • Eligibility and Application : Check the specific eligibility criteria of the colleges or universities you are interested in, as requirements might vary slightly. Also, you would need to submit the relevant documents during the application process.

Important:

• Colleges and Universities : Make sure the college you are applying to offers Lateral Entry for your desired branch (Electronics and Telecommunication).

• Specific Requirements : Some colleges may require you to have a diploma in a related discipline (such as Electronics, Electrical, or Telecommunication).

Hello,

Yes, you can join ISRO after a Polytechnic Diploma in Electronics and Telecommunication. However, a degree is very often a requirement for posts of more responsibility, like engineer technician, senior engineer, and what not, for B.E. or B.Tech

Qualification

1. Diploma would suffice for few jobs but for engineering cadre positions, a degree course would be preferred.
2. Maximum Age: 18 - 35 years, provided relaxations for reserved classes.
3. Entrance Tests: You may need to qualify written tests conducted by ISRO Centralized Recruitment Board, ICRB wherein interviews will also be conducted.
4. Skills: Knowledge of designing circuits, communication networks, and other electronic devices' software applications can be helpful for a candidate.

Average Salary:

• Diploma degree: Rs 25,000-Rs 40,000 per month may be their initial salary
• Engineering graduate: B.E/B. Tech Students may get a chance to start their work in Rs 56,000-Rs 80,000 per month.
• More qualifications and experiences provide you with even more opportunities at ISRO.

Hello aspirant,

Indeed, those who hold a degree in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering are qualified to take the GATE exam, which gives them the opportunity to apply to PSUs. GATE-qualified ECE students are sought after by numerous PSUs for jobs in signal processing, electronics, telecommunications, and other domains.

Thank you

Hope it helps you

Hello,

Yes, Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering graduate becomes eligible for recruitment in various public sector undertakings through GATE examination. Numerous PSUs recruit the higher engineers in electronics and telecommunication sectors of telecommunication, electronics, and information technology as per their score.

Some common PSUs that recruit ETE graduates through GATE examination.

BSNL

MTNL

BHEL- Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited

NTP C- National Thermal Power Corporation

ONGC- Oil and Natural Gas Corporation

IOCL- Indian Oil Corporation Limited

Refer the eligibility criteria and recruitment advertisements of PSU's always as they differ with respective PSUs. It would be also a smart idea to keep updating regularly about GATE schedules and details.