About the Department

The Department of Electronics and Communication was founded in 2001, starting with an annual intake of 60 students. Over time, the department witnessed growth, and the intake capacity was increased to accommodate more students. The intake was raised to 180 students, reflecting the increasing demand for education in electronics and communication engineering. Currently, the department has a capacity to enrol 120 students annually. The department boasts well-equipped laboratories, demonstrating a commitment to providing students with hands-on learning experiences. Having the latest equipment and tools aligns with the evolving needs of the industry and ensures that students are prepared to tackle real-world challenges. The faculty members possess at least a Master's degree, demonstrating a strong academic foundation in their respective fields. Their experience enriches the learning environment by bringing practical insights and industry perspectives into the classroom. This experience can greatly benefit students as they navigate through complex concepts and real-world applications.

Some faculty members have completed their doctoral degrees, indicating a deep commitment to research and academic excellence. Their expertise can contribute significantly to research projects, mentorship of graduate students, and advancement of knowledge in the field. Most of the other faculty members are pursuing their doctorates..

We are very proud to say most students from the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering are being placed in reputed companies. This outcome reflects positively on both the quality of education provided by the department and the skills and abilities of the students..

Students from the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering have secured funding from KSCST projects. This achievement highlights the department's emphasis on encouraging research and innovation among its students..

Overall, the composition of the faculty team in the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering underscores a commitment to academic excellence, research-driven teaching, and preparing students for successful careers in the rapidly evolving field of electronics.