Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering

Hello Anchil, telecommunication engineering is related to all types of communication systems we are using nowadays. It consists of wireless communication, analog and digital communication, Satellite communication, radars, antennas, optical communication, 3G/4G, mobile communications etc.

Hello Abhijeet, there are so many IT companies that provides equal opportunities for an ET engineer. Try for walk-in interviews, IT companies like Accenture, Oracle, Polaris, mindtree etc conducts walk-in interviews and provides job to ET, electrical, CS engineers as well.

Hello Vinay, yes you should continue with same branch as a lateral entry. Moreover, graduation will open more and more options for job opportunities

Yes you can join aviation industry. You may do multi dicipilanary MTECH in Aerospace degree offered by various universities. You can join Indian Air Force in Aeronautical Engineering (Electronics) branch also. IAF will train you on avionics and related fields.

Hi Ashwin,
Identify your career goals, this will answer the question. MBA is good choice however you must have prior work experience of atleast 2-3 years. Another option is MS Management which do not require work experience and very much sought after. If you are interested for a career in research and academics in the field of electronics then a MS in this field is the program you need to pick.
Hope it helped.

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