About Us
The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering is committed to delivering a future-ready education, blending academic excellence with industry-aligned innovation. Supported by leading Knowledge Partners from industries.
Knowledge Partners
Programmes Offered:
with specialization in
Minor Degree
Accredited by the National Board of Accreditation (NBA) under Tier II in 2018, the undergraduate program remains valid through 2025. The department has now advanced its quality assurance by applying for Tier I accreditation, and the evaluation process is currently in progress.
Established in 2008 with an intake of 60 students, the department has expanded to an annual intake of 180 students, reflecting its rapid growth and rising academic demand.
The department’s curriculum is strategically designed with 40% industry-driven content, co-developed with our knowledge partners to ensure industry relevance and enhance employability.
In addition to core academics, students benefit from value-added training programs aimed at strengthening their soft skills, technical knowledge, and programming capabilities.
These are further enriched through a wide range of co-curricular activities and specialized courses aimed at nurturing holistic development.
Our students have consistently demonstrated academic distinction, regularly securing university ranks since the department’s inception. This success is backed by a dedicated team of highly qualified faculty members with expertise in VLSI Design, Telecommunications, IoT, Digital Signal Processing, Embedded Systems, Microprocessor-Based Hardware Design, Biosignal Processing, and Medical Image Processing.
The department promotes experiential learning through active participation in industry-supported Centers of Excellence (CoEs) in
These CoEs provide hands-on training and exposure to real-time projects, guided by industry experts and professionals working with cutting-edge technologies.
With a strong foundation in academic rigor, practical exposure, and industry collaboration, the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering prepares students to excel in a rapidly evolving technological world.