IETE AMIETE-ET (Old Scheme) Digital Communications Paper is a scoring paper. This subject takes care of the descriptive study of different kinds of communication techniques where digital signals are being exchanged between the sender and the receiver as a communication mode. Digital signals are used now days for communication because analog ones leads to loss of data and is hectic compared to the digital ones. After the mobile phone grabbed the market digital communication techniques are begin used on a broader platform as they covers large area so the signal loss minimizes.

Qualification:

A graduate degree is the minimum requirement a candidate should hold in order to sit for AMIETE-ET (Old Scheme) Digital Communications Paper. In some cases it may be particularly mentioned about the specific degrees the students need to hold in order to sit for this exam.

Score Calculation:

There is no negative marking incorrect response or for unattended questions in IETE AMIETE-ET (Old Scheme) Digital Communications Paper but marks is only awarded for the right attempt or for the right answer.

Mode of exam:

This is a conventional test where the students appearing are instructed to use black and blue ball point pens only along with HB pencils for the whole exam process. Candidates will be getting answer sheets when they will enter the exam hall on which they are instructed to write their answers.

Paper Format:

IETE AMIETE-ET (Old Scheme) Digital Communications Paper holds subjective as well as objective type questions. The objective format comprises of multiple choice Questions (MCQs). The paper comprises of 100 marks.

Time:

The time is fixed at 3 hours to complete the paper of Digital Communications.

Books:

Digital Communications by John Proakis

Digital Communication by Edward A. Lee, David G. Messerschmitt