Hello aspirant,

Candidates must study English, physics, chemistry, and mathematics in accordance with the MET syllabus. Through the MET syllabus, the many subjects and units that must be studied for the test are made available.

To know the complete syllabus, you can visit our site through following link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/met-syllabus

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Hi Medini,

The syllabus for M.Tech (Master of Technology) in various specializations like Electronics and Communication, Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, etc., can vary depending on the university and specific program you choose. However, a general M.Tech syllabus is structured in two years, consisting of core and elective subjects, as well as a dissertation or project work.

For M.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) , which is a popular choice among BTech graduates in Electronics and Communication, the syllabus typically includes the following:

First Year:

Semester 1:

• Advanced Digital Electronics
• Advanced Communication Systems
• Signals and Systems
• Advanced Control Systems
• Mathematics for Engineers (Advanced topics like Linear Algebra, Probability Theory, etc.)
• Elective 1 (usually related to the field of interest, e.g., VLSI, Embedded Systems, etc.)

Semester 2:

• Microwave Engineering
• Analog and Digital Communication
• Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
• Microprocessors and Microcontrollers
• Advanced Networking
• Elective 2 (e.g., Wireless Communication, Optical Communication)

Second Year:

Semester 3:

• Elective 3 (e.g., Satellite Communication, RF and Microwave Engineering)
• Elective 4 (e.g., Image Processing, Artificial Intelligence in Communication)
• Research Methodology
• Project Work (part-time)

Semester 4:

• Dissertation/Project Work (major focus on research and practical application of knowledge gained)

Common Electives for M.Tech in Electronics and Communication:

• VLSI Design and Technology
• Embedded Systems
• Robotics and Automation
• Optical Communication
• Mobile Communication
• Cognitive Radio Networks
• Digital Communication

For other specializations (e.g., Computer Science , Mechanical Engineering , etc.), the structure will change accordingly, focusing on core topics related to the specialization (e.g., Data Structures, Software Engineering for CS; Thermodynamics, Fluid Mechanics for Mechanical Engineering).

You can refer to the given link for the syllabus as well in a detailed way,

Best wishes!

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/met-mtech