B.Tech. in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering
Build the systems that connect people, devices and intelligent infrastructure—from electronic circuits and embedded platforms to signal processing and advanced wireless communication.
Engineering the connected world
The B.Tech. programme in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering prepares students for careers in the electronics, communication and IT industries. Its internationalised curriculum is aligned with statutory requirements and national and international accreditation expectations.
Experiential and project-based learning supports preparation for professional practice, higher studies and entrepreneurial endeavours. The flexible curriculum allows students to choose industry electives, minors and honours pathways.
Electronic systems
Circuits, devices, embedded platforms and electronic system design.
Communication
Wireless systems, networking, microwave engineering and antennas.
Signals & intelligence
Signal processing, AI-enabled systems and data-driven engineering.
Innovation
Robotics, green energy, product development and research-led projects.
Eligibility criteria
Applicants should review the current KIIT admission rules before applying.
Full admission information- 01
Candidates who have completed or are appearing for a 10+2 examination or equivalent may apply for the four-year B.Tech. programme.
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Applicants should have studied in regular, full-time formal education during school or college.
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A minimum of 60% taken together in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics at 10+2 or equivalent is required.
What the programme prepares you to do
Explore the educational objectives, graduate outcomes and programme-specific capabilities.
Lead successful careers, pursue entrepreneurial endeavours, solve problems in electronic system design, communication and networking, or undertake advanced study.
Use knowledge, skills and resources to devise creative engineering solutions in multidisciplinary environments while following ethical practices.
Develop an attitude of lifelong learning and apply and adapt new ideas as technology evolves.
Engineering knowledge
Apply mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals and specialised knowledge to complex engineering problems.
Problem analysis
Identify, formulate and analyse complex problems using first principles and relevant research literature.
Design and development
Design solutions, components or processes with appropriate health, safety, cultural, societal and environmental consideration.
Investigation
Use research methods, experiments, data analysis and synthesis to reach valid conclusions.
Modern tool usage
Select and apply suitable engineering and IT tools, understanding their capabilities and limitations.
Engineer and society
Assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural considerations and professional responsibilities.
Sustainability
Understand the societal and environmental impact of engineering solutions and the need for sustainable development.
Ethics
Apply ethical principles and uphold professional responsibilities and engineering practice.
Individual and team
Work effectively as an individual, team member or leader in diverse multidisciplinary teams.
Communication
Write, present, comprehend and exchange clear technical information with professional and public audiences.
Project management
Apply engineering and management principles to personal work, teams and multidisciplinary projects.
Lifelong learning
Recognise and pursue independent learning in the broad context of technological change.
Design and comprehend electronic subsystems using circuits, signal processing, communication, networking and embedded technology.
Undertake research in VLSI, advanced communication and related technologies.
Design complex products with suitable tools for societal and engineering needs and communicate effectively in groups.
Curriculum & brochure
Laboratories
Purpose-built environments support learning from foundational circuits to communication networks and antenna systems.