Diploma in Engineering in Electronics and Telecommunication is a 3-year technical program designed to provide students with a comprehensive foundation in electronic circuits, digital communication, signal processing, mobile communication, embedded systems, and networking. The course blends theoretical knowledge with hands-on lab training to prepare students for various roles in the electronics and telecom industry.

This program emphasizes real-world applications and includes industry-oriented projects, workshops, and training. Students develop core competencies in designing, testing, and maintaining communication systems. It is an ideal path for students aspiring to work in telecom companies, IT firms, government organizations, or pursue higher studies in engineering.

Eligibility Criteria
Candidates must have passed 10th standard (SSC) from a recognized board.

A minimum of 35%-50% marks in Science and Mathematics subjects is often required (may vary by institution).

Some institutes may also admit candidates with ITI or 12th (vocational/technical) background through lateral entry into the second year.

No age limit, but candidates should meet the medical fitness standards prescribed by the institute.
 

Diploma holders in Electronics and Telecommunication have a wide range of job opportunities in both public and private sectors. Career options include:

Telecommunication Technician

Electronics Service Engineer

Network Technician

Field Service Engineer

Embedded System Designer

Broadcast Engineer

Maintenance Technician

Junior Engineer in PSUs

Technical Assistant in R&D labs

Installation and Support Engineer

They can work in sectors like telecom, broadcasting, defense, electronics manufacturing, instrumentation, and IT-enabled services. There’s also scope for pursuing B.Tech/BE through lateral entry for academic advancement.