PhD Electronics is a doctoral level degree course which is designed for those students who are interested in doing research in electronics related subjects.
Duration of this course three years which is divided into six semester. This course involves studying the design, construction, installation and operation of electronic equipment, systems, machinery and telecommunication systems.
The minimum qualification required to pursue PhD electronics engineering is passing a Masters degree with 55% aggregate marks. Admission to PhD Electronics engineering courses is based on merit of masters However, a few colleges take Entrance Exams.
Candidates can get top job profiles after completing PhD electronic Engineering courses like Semiconductor manufacturers, Chip designer, Circuit simulation, Product designing, Material analysis, Network providers etc.Average starting Salary after completing PhD electronics engineering ranges from INR 20,000- 80,000 per month.
PhD Electronics Engineering: Entrance exams
Admission to PhD Electronics engineering courses is based on merit of masters However, a few colleges take Entrance Exams.
Some of the entrance exam listed below:
* GATE : Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) is a national-level exam conducted jointly by the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), and IIT Council.
* UGC NET : It is a national-level entrance exam conducted by the University Grant Commission
* UGC CSIR NET: UGC CSIR NET is conducted by National Testing Agency
PhD Electronics Engineering: Job Prospects
The Job roles offered will be of the highest level of employment owing to their knowledge and research-based experience that makes them qualified to handle job roles of higher pay salaries and of multiple domains. Some of the top job profiles a PhD candidate after its course completion can get are mentioned below:
* Electronics Engineer
* Operation Engineer
* Software Engineer
* Project Manager
* Chief Production Manager
* Programme Analyst
* Electronics Hardware Development Engineer
* Product Line Engineer.
* Service Engineer
* Network Planner
* Head of Department
* Research head
* Test engineer
* Technical consultant
* Professor etc.
Top recruiting areas
Semiconductor manufacturers
Chip designer
Circuit simulation
Product designing
Material analysis
Network providers etc.
