Department of Electronics

and Telecommunication Engineering

The Department has fully equipped laboratories and also well qualified experienced staff. We provide high quality technocal education through arranging seminars and workshops with industrial expert.The favourable conditions and MITR are like opportunities for the students to bloom to its fullest and growp up to reach the sky.

Degrees offered -BE(Electronics & Telecommunication)
Duration : 4 years (for BE)
Intake : 60
Entry requirements: 10 + 2 with minimum 50% marks in PCM in first attempt. Higher School Certificate Exam + MH-CET/ AIEEE

Academic Objectives

To develop centre of excellence in the area of Image processing (DSP), VLSI, etc.
To achieve results in university examination more than university average.
To achieve best project awards in different competitions.

Area of Focus

Image Processing.
VLSI
Digital Communication, etc.
Industrial product design in microcontroller fields.

Programmes & Admissions

BE (Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering)

BE (E & TC) is a four-year course of eight semesters (5 papers each) undertaken and assessed by university of Pune.

Assessment

The course is assessed on the basis of various combinations of practical works,submission (journal work), and theory and performance evaluation can be done on the basis of

Assignments and Tests: As per the policy of Institute, tests and assignments are conducted for students in addition to their regular syllabus. Two theory assignments and one test are conducted for each subject per month. They are evaluated by the respective staff members. This helps the students for preparation of their theory examination.
Mock tests and orals: To prepare our students for practical and oral examinations, mock (on-line) tests are conducted in the department for the subjects where there are labs associated with them. Students actually experience how there practical examinations will be conducted and can prepare accordingly. Orals are also conducted to judge the understanding of the students. Questions based on every practical assignment are also given to the students so that they get a broad idea of the nature of the questions likely be asked during the practical examinations.