The Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering was established in 1998 with an initial intake of 40 students. Since then, the department has made significant progress in terms of the quality of its student intake. Currently, the department has an undergraduate program with an intake of 180 students, and it has been accredited 5 times, most recently in 2022-23 for a period of three years. The department is committed to providing excellent teaching and learning processes and ensuring the delivery of quality education to all stakeholders.
The Department is currently headed by Dr. Arun Kumar G. The Department has four Student Chapters:
The IEEE student chapters have received a fund of $2400. Additionally, the department has a student forum called "QUANTA".
The department has also established 07 Centers of Excellence (COE)/Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), namely:
The department has a highly qualified faculty, with 74% of faculty members holding a doctorate, while the rest are pursuing Ph.D. degrees from reputable universities. Faculty members have published a significant number of research papers in various referred journals (SCOPUS, WoS, SCI, etc.). Moreover, they have filed and published 22 patents, six of which have been granted. Currently, the department has four research projects funded by various funding agencies. The department has six technical staff, one of whom possesses an M.Tech. degree
The department has sufficient labs equipped with necessary hardware and software to meet the curriculum requirements at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. They also meet beyond the syllabus requirements, and a project lab has been set up to enhance student learning. The department's highlights include the achievements of its students during and after graduation, faculty specialization, up-gradation in several domain areas, and infrastructure to provide the latest lab facilities for research and project work.
# | Program Educational Objectives:-The Graduates will be able to: |
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PEO - 1 | To demonstrate professional competence in different areas of Electronics and Communication Engineering in a successful professional career. |
PEO - 2 | To exhibit proficiency to pursue higher education and research in Electronics and Communication engineering and allied areas. |
PEO - 3 | To contribute as an individual or a team member with demonstrable attributes in lifelong learning for the welfare of the society. |
# | Program Specific Outcomes :-The Graduates will be able to: |
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PSO-1 | Professional Skills: Able to develop and implement electronics and communication engineering based technological solutions to the issues related to development of our communities. |
PSO-2 | Successful Engineering Practice: Able to associate the learning of basic & advanced courses in the field of Electronics & Communication along with state of art automation tools for successful engineering practice. |
PSO-3 | Successful Career & Entrepreneurship: Able to project his / her work in oral and written form and while doing so demonstrate adoption and practice of professional ethics along with social and environmental concerns. |
# | Program Outcomes :-The Graduates will be able to: |
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PO-1 | Engineering Knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems. |
PO-2 | Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences. |
PO-3 | Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations. |
PO-4 | Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions. |
PO-5 | Modern Tool Usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations. |
PO-6 | The Engineer and Society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice. |
PO-7 | Environment and Sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development. |
PO-8 | Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice. |
PO-9 | Individual and Team Work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings. |
PO-10 | Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions. |
PO-11 | Project Management and Finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments. |
PO-12 | Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change. |
The department Academic advisory committee comprises of HOD, senior faculty, two external academicians, two members from industry, four alumni members and three student members. The committee will review the academic quality and suggest improvements in the related areas.
# | NAME WITH DESIGNATION | CATEGORY |
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1 |
Dr. Amarjeet Singh |
Chairperson |
2 |
Prof. (Dr.) R.S Jagadish |
Member |
3 |
Mr. Dheeraj Verma |
Industry Expert |
4 |
Dr. Spoorti J Jainar |
Industry Expert |
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Dr. Varun Saxena |
External Member from Academia |
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Mr. Gaurav Piplani |
JSSATEN, Alumni, Entrepreneur |
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Dr. Amit Kumar Ahuja |
Member |
8 |
Dr. Chhaya Dalela |
Member |
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Dr. Chhaya Grover |
NBA Coordinator, Member Secretary |
10 |
Dr. Arun kumar G |
Convener of DAC |
Program Assessment Committee – PAC is constituted to assess the academic process of the program.
Program Assessment Committee:
Details of Lab facilities
Name of the Laboratory | Name of the Important Equipment |
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Simulation Lab | 1. HP Desktop PCs Intel Core-i7 8700, 3.2 GHz 8GB Ram (30 Nos.) |
Communication Lab | 1. Modulation & Demodulation Kit - AM, FM, ASK, FSK (12 Nos.) |
Digital Lab | 1. Advance Digital Trainer–Excel (15 Nos.) |
Electronics Lab | 1. Dual Channel CRO 20/30 MHz (27Nos.) |
PCB / Microcontroller Lab | 1. 8085 trainer kits (20 Nos.) |
Research & Project Lab | 1. HP Pro 400G2MT- i7, 4GB RAM, 3.4 GHz (17 Nos.) |
Additional Lab Facility
Name of the Laboratory | Name of the Important Equipment |
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Embedded Systems & Robotics Lab | Embedded Systems and Robotics Lab is established under EC department and inaugurated by Dr. C B Tripathi, Dean, APJ AKTU on 15th October 2015. |
Texas Instruments (TI) Lab | The TI Centre of Excellence (COE) at JSSATE, Noida will be instrumental in training faculty and students of engineering streams EC, IC, EE & EEE on TI educational platforms. |
Class room
Department has 09 classrooms for lecture delivery equipped with projectors and seating capacity of 80 students.
Department Library
Department has its own library containing more than 500 books on various subjects of the ECE.
Photo Gallery
# | (Specialization) |
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1 | Dr. Arun Kumar G | Ph.D. (Digital Communication & Networking) |
Professor & HOD | 19/07/2018 | arunkumarg @jssaten.ac.in |
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2 | Dr. Amit Kumar Ahuja | Ph.D. (QoS in Wired & Wireless Communication Systems/ Green Communications) |
Professor | 07/11/2022 | amit.ahuja @jssaten.ac.in |
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3 | Dr. Chhaya Grover | Ph.D. (Signal Processing) |
Professor | 11-09-2004 | chhayagrover @jssaten.ac.in |
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4 | Dr. Chhaya Dalela | Ph.D. (Wireless & Mobile Communication) |
Associate Professor | 26-02-2001 | chhayadalela @jssaten.ac.in |
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5 | Dr. B.P. Mishra | Ph.D. (Signal Processing) |
Associate Professor | 04-10-2016 | bpmishra @jssaten.ac.in |
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6 | Dr. Gayatri Sakya | Ph.D. (Embedded System) |
Associate Professor | 01-02-2006 | gayatrisakya @jssaten.ac.in |
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7 | Dr. Chandra Shankar | Ph.D. (Analog Signal Processing) |
Associate Professor | 21/04/2011 | chandrashankar @jssaten.ac.in |
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8 | Dr. Yateesh K C | Ph.D. (VLSI Design) |
Assistant Professor | 04-08-2001 | yatheeshkc @jssaten.ac.in |
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9 | Mr. Sampath Kumar V | M.Tech, (VLSI Design) |
Assistant Professor | 30/09/2002 | sampath.kumarjss @jssaten.ac.in |
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10 | Dr. Anuranjan Kansal | Ph.D (RF Trap) |
Assistant Professor | 12-03-2010 | anuranjankansal @jssaten.ac.in |
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11 | Dr. Shivaji Sinha | Ph.D (Free Space Optical Communication) |
Assistant Professor | 01-10-2003 | shivaji.sinha @jssaten.ac.in |
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12 | Mrs. Monika Malik | M.Tech. (Communication) |
Assistant Professor | 16/08/2007 | monikamalik @jssaten.ac.in |
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13 | Dr. Preeti Jaidka | Ph.D.(ECE) | Assistant Professor | 13/02/2006 | preetijaidka@jssaten.ac.in | |||
14 | Dr. Deependra Sharma | Ph.D. (Computer Vision)) |
Assistant Professor | 01-08-2013 | deependrasharma @jssaten.ac.in |
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15 | Mrs. Rajeshwari Bhat | M.Tech. (VLSI Design) |
Assistant Professor | 01-08-2013 | rajeshwaribhat2 @jssaten.ac.in |
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16 | Mr. Ganesha H S | M.Tech. (Digital Electronics & Communication) |
Assistant Professor | 10-08-2017 | ganeshahs @jssaten.ac.in |
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17 | Mr. Rakesh Kumar | M.Tech.(RF and Microwave Engineering) | Assistant Professor | 01/07/2021 | rakesh.kumar@jssaten.ac.in | |||
18 | Dr. Harshavardhana M N | Ph.D.(Communication) | Assistant Professor | 18/04/2022 | harshavardhana@jssaten.ac.in | |||
19 | Dr. Ritesh Kumar Jaiswal | Ph.D. (VSLI) | Assistant Professor | 06/05/2022 | riteshjaiswal@jssaten.ac.in | |||
20 | Dr. Bharat Bhushan Sharma | Ph.D.(Biomedical Instrumentation) | Assistant Professor | 17/05/2022 | bharatsharma@jssaten.ac.in | |||
21 | Mr. Rahul Kumar Gupta | M.Tech.(VLSI) | Assistant Professor | 01/08/2020 | rahulkumargupta@jssaten.ac.in | |||
22 | Dr. Pooja Pandey | Ph.D (Digital Image Processing) | Assistant Professor | 02/11/2020 | poojapandey@jssaten.ac.in | |||
23 | Dr. Kamal Kishor Upadhyay | Post Doctoral (Bio-Medical Engineering) | Assistant Professor | 3/11/2022 | kupadhyay@jssaten.ac.in | |||
24 | Dr. Manoj Joshi | Ph.D.(VLSI Analog Circuit Design) | Assistant Professor | 7/11/2022 | manojjoshi@jssaten.ac.in | |||
25 | Ms. Anchal Yadav | Ph.D.(Signal Processing) | Assistant Professor | 26/12/2023 | anchal.yadav@jssaten.ac.in | |||
26 | Dr. Sadhana Kumari | Ph.D. (RF and Microwave) | Assistant Professor | 25/01/2024 | sadhana.kumari@jssaten.ac.in | |||
27 | Dr. Kazi Jabed Akram | Post Doc. (Sensor, Measurement & Instrumentation) | Assistant Professor | 22/05/2024 | kazi.akram@jssaten.ac.in |
Sudha Kumari | sudhaparasar@jssaten.ac.in | ||||
Ashwani Bansal | ashwanibansal@jssaten.ac.in | ||||
Jyoti Sharma | jyotisharmaec@jssaten.ac.in | ||||
Charan Singh | charansingh@jssaten.ac.in | ||||
Shivani Agarwal | shivanidubey@jssaten.ac.in | ||||
Surender Singh Bisht | ssbisht@jssaten.ac.in |
Mr. Krishna | - |
About: Technical society strives for the advancement of the theory and practice of Signal Processing. It is dedicated to the members in inspiring community through its highly cited publications, conferences, technology standards, and professional and educational activities.
Coordinator: Dr. B. P. Mishra
2. IEEE ROBOTICS & AUTOMATION SOCIETY
About: Technical society strives for the advancement of the theory and practice of Robotics and Automation engineering. It facilitates the exchange of scientific and technological knowledge in Robotics and Automation that benefits members, the profession and humanity.
Coordinator: Dr. Gayatri Sakya, Ms. Monika Malik
3. IETE SOCIETY
About: Technical society encouraging and motivating the outside classroom studies/ workshops/projects/seminars and improving standard of engineering education with counselling the students in the emerging new opportunities.
Coordinator: Dr. Chandra Shankar, Dr. Harshavardhana M N
About: QUANTA is the official society of the Electronics & Communication department of JSS Academy of Technical Education. It is a group of students from all the four years, who have an urge to mould the ideas imparted to them through theoretical knowledge into reality and envisage a society guided by innovation and advancement.
Coordinator: Dr. Chhaya Grover, Mr. Rahul Kumar Gupta
ECE Department has categorised research initiatives into four modules viz Communication, VLSI & Embedded Systems, Signal Processing and Electronic Devices and Circuits. Each module is headed by a subject expert. In each module, faculty of their own area of interest are grouped together. Uniformity is maintained amongst all the four modules with respect to research initiatives. The Departmental R&D committee has motivated all the faculty members to publish papers in refereed journals (WoS, SCI and Scopus) and also guiding them to bring their work in the form of Prototype model which can be PATENTABLE.
# | Research Guide | Area of Specialization |
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1 | Dr. Amit Kumar Ahuja | QoS in Wired & Wireless Communication Systems/ Green Communications |
2 | Dr. Arun Kumar G | Digital Communication & Networking |
3 | Dr. Chhaya Grover | Signal Processing |
4 | Dr. Chhaya Dalela | Wireless & Mobile Communication system: Channel Characterization & Modelling |
5 | Dr. B.P. Mishra | Signal Processing |
6 | Dr. Gayartri Sakya | Embedded System |
7 | Dr. Chandra Shankar | Digital Electronics |
8 | Dr. Yatheesh KC | VSLI Design |
9 | Dr. Anuranjan Kansal | Communication Engineering |
10 | Dr. Shivaji Sinha | Body Area Network |
11 | Dr. Preeti Jaidka | Materials Engineering |
12 | Dr.Deependra Sharma | Computer Vision |
13 | Dr. Ritesh Kumar Jaiswal | VSLI |
14 | Dr. Bharat Bhushan Sharma | Biomedical Instrumentation |
15 | Dr. Kamal Kishor Upadhyay | Optical Fiber Communication |
16 | Dr. Manoj Joshi | VLSI Analog Circuit Design |
17 | Dr. Pooja Pandey | Signal Processing |
18 | Dr. Sadhana Kumari | Microwave Theory |
19 | Dr. Kazi Jabed Akram | Optical Networks |
Initiatives for matching industry’s need for human resources with the higher education curriculum, and improving professional education.
Matching the supply with the demand for human resources based on the results of the survey on the needs for such resources in industry.
List of necessary skills for the fields of science and technology as determined by industry and methods of evaluation of level of mastery of those skills for human resources during recruitment
Providing an educational curriculum which addresses the needs of industry
# | Project Title | Principal Investigator | Duration | Funding Agency | Amount | Status | Date of Sanction |
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1 | Organic Farming Using AI, Robotics & IOT for women entrepreneurship in KOT village, Dadri, GB Nagar, U.P. under seed vision, DST, GOI | Dr. Gayatri Sakya | 3 Year | DST | Rs.37,50,803/- | On Going | 28-05-24 |
2 | AICTE IDEA Lab. | Dr. Amarjeet Singh Coordinator: Mr. Sampath Kumar V Co-coordinator: Dr. Sanjiba Bisoyi | - | AICTE | Rs.54,76,000/- | On Going | 17-06-2021 |
3 | A mission critical protocol for pipe line leakage detection using WSN Under CRIP Scheme | Dr. Gayatri Sakya | 1 Year | AICTE | Rs.3,00,000/- | Completed | 24-07-19 |
4 | Smart Temperature Monitoring and Sanitizer Dispensing Device | Mr. Syed Hasan Askari Rizvi (Team-leader) | 1 Year | IEEE | $400 | Completed | 14-08-2020 |
5 | Inexpensive Chemical-free Oxygen Generator with Adaptive Smart and Highly Efficient Oxygen Delivery Device | Mr. Syed Hasan Askari Rizvi (Team-leader) | 1 Year | IEEE | $400 | Completed | 15-06-2021 |
6 | UV Sanitization Box | Mr. Ritik Chauhan (Team-leader) | 1 Year | IEEE | $400 | Completed | 15-07-2021 |
7 | ATAL FDP on “Integration of WSN & IOT for Agriculture” | Dr. Chhaya Dalela | 2 week | AICTE | 3,00,000 | Completed | 02-01-23 to 13-01-23 |
Department has a good placement record with an average placement package of 3.9 Lakhs. The department organizes placement training programs in both soft skills and domain specific skills. Many of the students are placed in companies like Zia Semiconductors, Samsung, BOSCH, Accenture, TCS, Infosys, Wipro, etc. .
Particulars | 2023-24 | 2022-23 | 2021-22 | 2020-21 | 2019-20 | 2018-19 | 2017-18 |
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Students of ECE department have excelled in Extra-curricular activities also. They have participated and won prizes in many inter-college and university levels. They have represented institute in various events. The Details of Extra-curricular activities listed here.
Many co-curricular activities like student development programs, workshops, seminars, hackathons are being organized to augment the curriculum delivery and to give exposure in state-of-the-art topics & technologies. This also helps the students to develop interpersonal skills, communication skills, team building & leadership, societal and environmental concern.
The Innovative Teaching Learning methods followed in the Department are:
# | Innovative Teaching Learning Method | Description |
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1 | FLIPPED CLASSROOM | The flipped classroom is a teaching method in which traditional classroom activities, such as lectures, are moved outside of the classroom, while homework activities, such as problem-solving and group discussions, are moved inside the classroom. In the flipped classroom model, students watch pre-recorded video lectures or read articles before coming to class, so they can use the class time to engage in active learning. Faculty allocate the topic to be read from their home beforehand, assess and upgrade the student’s understanding of that topic in the class through Q&A, thus involve them into active learning within the class. The flipped classroom model aims to increase student engagement, participation, and retention by allowing students to learn at their own pace and by providing opportunities for active learning in the classroom. Students can access lecture materials and other resources anytime, anywhere, and can use their class time to ask questions, work on assignments, and collaborate with their peers. In a flipped classroom, the teacher takes on the role of a facilitator rather than a lecturer. Instead of lecturing for the entire class period, the teacher engages with students individually or in small groups to provide personalized guidance and feedback. Overall, the flipped classroom model has been shown to improve student learning outcomes and engagement. However, it requires significant effort from both teachers and students to prepare for and participate in this model of teaching and learning |
2 | PANEL DISCUSSION | The primary objective of organizing a panel discussion among students and faculty members was to foster a productive conversation aimed at sharing knowledge and experiences related to a specific topic or field, along with their opinions and insights. The discussion was facilitated by a moderator to ensure that it remained focused and goal-oriented, despite varying viewpoints among the panelists. Students were divided into panels, and faculty members posing questions, giving them a certain amount of time to answer.The topic was provided to the students a week in advance to enable them to prepare adequately, and the questions were discussed in detail with them. As a token of appreciation, small prizes were given to students based on their scores. Ultimately, the objective was successfully achieved, with the panel discussion leading to a clear understanding of the discussed topic among the students. |
3 | PROJECT-BASED LEARNING (PBL) | Project-Based Learning (PBL) is a teaching and learning methodology that involves students in active, hands-on projects or tasks, which are designed to address real-world problems or challenges. It emphasizes learning through the process of solving a problem or creating a product, rather than solely acquiring knowledge.Project-Based Learning (PBL) is a teaching approach that allows students to engage with real-world problems and challenges. In this method, students work on a project or task that requires them to apply what they have learned in a meaningful way. Projects can range from designing a product, conducting a scientific experiment, organizing a community event, or solving a real-world problem. By working on projects, students are encouraged to develop critical thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, communication, and other skills that are essential for success in today's world.One of the key benefits of PBL is increased engagement and motivation by giving students the opportunity to work on projects that they care about, PBL helps to promote deeper learning and a greater sense of ownership over their education.Overall, PBL is a powerful teaching approach that has the potential to transform the way students learn. By engaging students in real-world projects and challenges, PBL helps to promote deeper understanding, increased engagement and motivation, and the development of critical skills that are essential for success in today's world. |
4 | DESIGN-BASED EXPERIMENT (DBE) - |
Design-based experiment (DBE) is an educational approach that emphasizes creativity, innovation, and problem-solving skills. In DBL, students learn by engaging in the design process, which involves identifying a problem or need, brainstorming solutions, prototyping, testing, and refining. The focus is on developing student’s ability to think critically and creatively and to apply their knowledge and skills to solve complex problems. In DBE, students work in teams and are guided by faculty or mentor who provides support and feedback. Design based experiment was conducted and accomplished. The motive of this activity is to enhance knowledge with an outcome-based approach. It has been found that well designed experiments provide clear and objective evidence regarding the causal relationship between input and output variables. The experiment also helped students to identify the strength and direction of this relationship, as well as any potential moderating or mediating variables that might affect the outcome. |
5 | ACTIVITY-BASED LEARNING (ABL) | Activity-based learning (ABL) aims to engage students in hands-on activities to enhance their learning and understanding of theoretical concepts. Faculties have adopted this approach because students learn best when they are actively involved in the learning process and can relate it to their own experiences and interests. ABL activities are designed to be relevant, meaningful, and challenging to develop various skills and competencies in students. An activity-based learning approach was successfully conducted with the aim of enhancing knowledge through a practical-based approach. Theoretical concepts were implemented in practice to ensure proper understanding of the topic. As a result, students were found to be more confident in various topics after participating in the activity-based learning. |
Department of ECE has alumni of 3000+ and are working by contributing remarkably in professional, entrepreneurial and research segments. They are helping the students by providing technical assistance, training, technical talks, internships and placements.
Faculty members and students undertake research work along with their regular teaching workload. They have published around 180+ Articles in Journals / Conferences. Some of the quality publications are listed here.
Papers published in last Four years:
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