electronics and communication (EC) and electronics (EL) is same or not ???

Dear Student,

EC which is the Electronics and Communication / Telecommunication branch of engineering is more inclined towards communication rather than electronics. You will be studying about some of the basics of electronics but they will be teaching only the overview of it rather than going deep into the subject. By your third you will mostly be learning about the communication/telecommunication which will be carried out till your final year. You will be studying subjects like RF and Microwave Engineering, mobile, Satellite Communications, analog and digital communication, RADAR, Computer Networks, Internet.

Now EL which is the Electronics branch of engineering, is inclined towards pure electronics. They will be teaching you about  circuit theory, Electronic instruments, Digital and Analog Electronics .

But do keep in mind in your first year of engineering all branches will be having the same subjects where you will be studying some of the subjects of the other branches.

Hello

Difference between electronics and ECE are:

Electronics: in this the  student have to study bith electronics and electrical.it is the study of application of electrical   system in different environment,  some electronics part and about power system

ECE:In this the student have to study about electronic and some part of communication .the subjects deals with the effect of electrons to develop system, decices , equipment that uses electrical forces and  also driving forces .., integrated and communication systems....

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Good Luck

Hello student ,

There is small difference between them ie, electronics and communications engineering deals with the design and development of electronics circuits , equipment and machines . Whereas electronics is the technology associated with electronics circuits and systems, and is one of the major fields that comes under electrical engineering . Beside this in 1 st year both branches has similar syllabus which varies from college to college but it mainly deals with basic electronics devices and circuits.

Hope it helps !