SBCMS Institute of Technology

Electronics & Communication Engineering Excellence at SBCMS

Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE) is a discipline that combines electronics engineering and information communication. It is approved by PSBTE (Punjab State Board of Technical Education), Mohali. Guru Nanak Institute of Technology is one of the best colleges to provide knowledge in the field of ECE to its students. The term “Electronics Engineering” denotes a broad engineering field that covers subfields such as Analog Electronics, Digital Electronics, Consumer Electronics, Embedded Systems, Robotics, VLSI, etc. The department has valuable software tools like SPICE, EDA tools, software-defined radio tools, MATLAB, NFSS. ECE is the fastest-growing sector of the industry. It is one of the best colleges to offer this course all over Chandigarh, Jammu & Kashmir, and Haryana.

The curriculum is designed to offer a three-year regular course having the last semester as industrial exposure. There is an intake of 60 students every year. The faculties have a vast knowledge of the subject and provide quality education to students. The teachers are well-qualified and have good experience in teaching, and they also published their papers in various journals and conferences.

Laboratories Facilities

Electronic Instruments and Measurement
Principles of Communication Engineering
Digital Electronics
Electronic Devices and Circuits
Electrical Machines
Computer Programming and Application
Network Filters and Transmission Lines
Communication System
Power Electronics
Microprocessor

Electronics Design and Fabrication Technique
Consumer Electronics
Trouble Shooting of Electronic Equipment
Communication System
Micro controllers and Embedded System
Instrumentation and PLCs
Computer Networks
Microwave and Radar Engineering
Wireless and Mobile Communication

Eligibility Criteria

Pass with 45% (General) & 40% (SC/ST) aggregate marks in 10 + 2 having non-medical field.
Preferably studied Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in +2.

Course Duration

4 years (semester system)
Last semester having the industrial exposure