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.

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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.

Hello aspirant,
COMEDK is a highly competitive entrance exam for engineering admissions in Karnataka. With a rank of 35503, securing a seat in top-tier colleges for Computer Science or Electronics & Computer Telecommunication might be challenging through the general category.

There are several private engineering colleges in Karnataka that offer Computer Science and E&C. Your rank might secure you a seat in these colleges. Some government engineering colleges in Karnataka might have lower cutoffs for these branches. Explore options like affiliated colleges or those with different specializations within the same branch.

If your primary goal is to secure admission to a good college, you might consider exploring other engineering branches with higher chances based on your rank. If you're open to studying in other states, consider engineering entrance exams like JEE Main or state-level exams.

For more detailed information you can check the link attached below.

https://engineering.careers360.com/comedk-college-predictor

Hello

The fees for NT2 in the Electronics and Telecommunication branch through CAP round will depend on the institution and the specific program . However, here are some examples of tuition fees for Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering programs in different institutions:

- *Ram Meghe College of Engineering Amravati*: Rs 2.93 Lakh

- *ViMEET*: Rs 2.34 Lakh

- *PCCOE Engineering College, Pune*: Rs139,130 - Rs 164,265

Please note that these fees may not include additional costs such as development fees, university fees, student activity fees, and eligibility fees. I recommend checking with the institution directly for the most up-to-date and accurate fee information.

Hello bhavya

*Admission to Electronics and Telecommunication at Thakur College*

To be considered for admission to the Electronics and Telecommunication program at Thakur College, you need to meet the following criteria  :

- *MHT CET Cutoff*: The overall cutoff percentile for MHT CET is 82.44 to 97.57.

- *Hindi Minority*: As a Hindi minority student, the admission process might be easier, and you might have a higher chance of getting admitted.

- *Eligibility Criteria*: The minimum eligibility criteria for Open category students is 50% in 12th standard and should have appeared for MHT CET and JEE Main for admission based on merit.

- *Admission Process*: The admission process is based on the MHT CET exam, which is conducted once a year, usually between March and May. There are three admission rounds, with decreasing cutoffs in each subsequent round.

- *Reservation*: There is a reservation for Hindi minority students, which might increase your chances of getting admitted.

*Additional Information*

- *Institutional Quota*: If you don't get admission through the CAP round, you can try applying through the institutional quota.

- *Admission Form*: You will need to fill out an admission form and provide the required documents.

- *Required Documents*: The documents required for admission include your MHT CET scorecard, 12th standard mark sheet, and other relevant documents.

*Important Dates*

- *MHT CET Exam*: The MHT CET exam is usually conducted between March and May.

- *Admission Rounds*: There are three admission rounds, with decreasing cutoffs in each subsequent round.

- *CAP Round*: The CAP round is the counseling round for admission to engineering colleges in Maharashtra.

Would you like more information about Thakur College?

Hello reader,

you can easily find the cut-off list of electronics and telecommunication engineering on google or a curated list for the 2024 academic year can be obtained from OpenAI. you can mention your constraints and find the correct cut-off.

Diploma in Robotics and Automation:

• Focus: Provides specific knowledge and skills in robotics and automation systems, including design, operation, and maintenance. You learn about robot kinematics, dynamics, control systems, sensors, and actuators.
  
  
• Benefits:
  • Faster entry into the workforce in robotics and automation field.
  • Gain practical skills through hands-on labs and projects.
  • Strong foundation for further studies in robotics (B.Tech. in Robotics).
    
    
• Drawbacks:
  • Might limit career options compared to a broader engineering diploma.
  • Less theoretical foundation compared to a mechanical or electrical engineering diploma.
    
    
    
  • Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or Electrical and Telecommunication Engineering:
    • Focus: Provides a broad foundation in mechanical or electrical engineering principles, respectively. You'll learn about mechanics, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, electrical circuits, electronics, communication systems, etc.
      
      
    • Benefits:
      • Opens doors to a wider range of engineering careers beyond robotics.
      • Stronger theoretical foundation for B.Tech. in Robotics (or other engineering fields).
        
        
    • Drawbacks:
      • Might not provide as much specific robotics and automation knowledge as a dedicated diploma.
      • Requires additional effort to learn robotics through self-study or electives during B.Tech.
        
        I hope it helps!

(https://medium.com/@dpgpolytechnic33/best-diploma-in-robotics-and-automation-827f15790f58)

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