Yes, with m.sc in electronic and communication students can get jobs in psu if they hold a good gate rank. Many PSU recruit candidates based on their gate score . Each psu sets its own GATE cut off based on department and position. Securing a rank below 300 will greatly increase you chances to get psu jobs. To know more,visit PSU recruitment through GATE 2025

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Yes, you can apply for PSU jobs with a valid GATE rank, even if you have completed your MSc in Electronics and Communication. However, PSUs generally mention the eligibility criteria for engineering graduates (BTech/B.E.) in their official notifications. Some PSUs have specific requirements regarding the educational qualification, typically looking for BTech candidates, but there are a few that may consider MSc graduates, especially in disciplines like Electronics and Communication.

Here’s what you can do:

1. Check the Detailed Eligibility : Carefully read the eligibility criteria mentioned in the PSU recruitment notification. Some PSUs do accept MSc graduates for specific roles, especially if the specialization aligns with their requirements.
   
   

2. Look for MSc-Friendly PSUs : While most PSUs prefer BTech graduates, there are a few that have specific opportunities for MSc graduates, especially in the fields of physics, chemistry, and electronics. PSUs like BHEL, DRDO, ISRO, and others might have occasional openings for MSc candidates in certain technical roles.
   
   

3. Alternative Options : Some PSUs may allow MSc graduates to apply for entry-level technical positions if they meet the other criteria (such as the relevant specialization). It’s also worth looking into Public Sector Research Organizations and other government bodies that may have opportunities for MSc graduates with a valid GATE score.
   
   

4. Prepare for Further Exams : If PSUs do not directly offer opportunities to MSc candidates, consider looking into higher studies or other government jobs that accept MSc qualifications.

While BTech is the preferred qualification for many PSUs, it’s always worth checking individual PSU notifications for exceptions or specific roles where an MSc might be eligible.

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