BSc Electronics

BSc Electronics is a popular course among the students of science stream. BSc Electronics syllabus is designed in such a way that it trains the students to understand the basic nuances of electronic gadgets and helps in getting jobs easily in the market. The BSc Electronics syllabus includes a wide range of several specialized subjects and topics such as Analog electronics, Electromagnetic, Data structure, and several other related subjects. The students have to study all these important courses throughout the duration of the course. The aspirants who have successfully completed their higher secondary degree from a recognized board of education are eligible to apply for the BSc Electronics admissions.

The students must check the eligibility criteria before applying to individual college or university as the eligibility criteria may differ slightly for different institutions.  It is important that the students must have obtained a minimum of 50% marks in the qualifying examination and they must have studied Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as compulsory subjects in their higher secondary examination. BSc Electronic course is opted by maximum students because of the increasing job opportunities in this sector immediately after completion of the course.

Some of the major highlights of the BSc Electronics course are given below:

In order to pursue the BSc 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.

The admission to BSc Electronics course is done in two ways: -

Merit-Based: The merit-based admission to the course is done directly on the basis of the 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.

BSc Electronics Entrance Exams

There is no specific entrance examination that gets conducted for the students to take admission in their desired college. However, some reputed and renowned colleges might conduct their own entrance examination for granting admission to BSc Electronics course. Students must prepare themselves by going through the BSc Electronics Syllabus in order to qualify in the entrance examination.  Some of the common entrance exams that are conducted independently by colleges and universities are mentioned below:

·         JET

·         CUET

·         NPAT

·         SUAT

 How to Prepare for BSc Electronics Entrance Exams?

The aspirants willing to appear for different entrance examination Students must have a clear idea about the syllabus and the pattern of the exam. The general syllabus for BSc Electronics include

• Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics
• General Knowledge (GK) and Current Affairs

It is important that the students must prepare for all these subjects by making a specific time table and they must dedicate time for all the subjects. Those who want to obtain good marks and qualify the entrance examination in the first attempt must give at least 3-4 hours of regular study. Some of the common tips for preparation are mentioned below.

• The student must solve as many mock test papers as possible because solving mock test papers and previous year question papers increases confidence among students before the entrance examination.
• The candidates applying for these entrance exams must have a good command in Physics and Mathematics because most of the difficult and tricky questions are asked from these two subjects only. 
• The students must develop a habit of reading newspapers and watching television news channels for updating their knowledge about current affairs apart from reading general knowledge books. 
• The students must take care of negative marking in the examination as some exams have negative marking. The students must be careful while attending the questions. They must attempt only those questions which they are sure about.
• Since the exams are time-based, time management is very crucial. Students must not waste time on those questions which they are unable to do in the first attempt. They should ask such questions if time is left towards the end.

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 BSc Electronics Subjects

The candidates willing to take admission in BSc Electronics must know about the different subjects that will be taught to them during the duration of the course. One can find the details of important subjects of BSc Electronics as mentioned below:

 ·         Applied Quantum Mechanics

·         Microprocessors and Microcontrollers

·         Communication Electronics

·         Numerical Analysis and Programming in C language

·         Radar, Television and Microwave Engineering

·         Numerical Techniques

·         Engineering Materials

·         Basic Electronics and Instrumentation

·         Fundamentals of Analogue and Digital System

·         Electronic Devices

·         Semiconductor Devices and Applications

·         Analogue Communications

·         Wave Propagation and Antenna

BSc Electronics Important Books 

Books are very crucial for reading and excelling in science subjects especially BSc Electronics. The students need to acquire a lot of theoretical knowledge and the same can be achieved by referring to the important books. There are varieties of books that are available in the market and selection of right and important books as mentioned below is very important for the completion of BSc Electronics course. Listed below are the books that you will need for completing BSc Electronics-

BSc Electronics Colleges

Some of the popular BSc Electronics colleges have been mentioned below as per their ranking given in India Today magazine. The average annual BSc Electronics fees of those colleges are also mentioned for the reference of the students.

BSc Electronics vs BTech Electronics

Students who search for BSc Electronics often get confused with BTech Electronics because of the similarity in the nomenclature and course structure. There are different aspects of both these courses and one can find the comparative analysis between these two courses as mentioned below.

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. 

• Students can get plenty of job opportunities in various sectors after completing their course in BSc Electronics.
• The job opportunities are available for the students for various profiles such as- Electronics and Communication Consultant, Service engineer, Broadcast and Sound Technician, Project Manager, Manufacturing Head Electronic Sales Manager, Electronics Technician, Technical Leader, etc.
• The students can do jobs in both private and public sectors. Some of the top and famous recruiting companies for the students of BSc Electronics are - Havells, Avalon, Centum, Sanmina, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, and Videocon.

The different profiles that the students can explore are mentioned below along with their annual packages.

BSc Electronics Scope

The candidates can check the various scope of BSc Electronics mentioned below.

• The students will have options to either do a job or go for higher studies after completing BSc in electronics.
• The students who opt for higher studies get additional benefits as they get a better job opportunity and they are more knowledgeable. They can pursue MSc in Electronics.
• The students can do jobs in various sectors as there are huge demands of the graduates who have completed their course in Electronics and communication.
• If a student opts for higher studies, then they can pursue MSc Electronics and further pursue Ph.D. in the related area.  The students can also look for teaching jobs in schools and colleges if they want to be an academician.