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I AM TEACHING AT A POLYTECHNIC AS A LECTURER MY QUALIFICATION IS MSc ELECTRONICS I WISH TO KNOW IF MSc ELECTRONICS IS CONSIDERED EQUIVALENT TO BE OR BTECH AS PER YOUR OR AICTES REGULATIONS

dear friend,
as per my experience in the engineering field, what i feel is that msc electronics can no way be equivalent to be.or b.tech. though msc electronics may be similar but it wouldn't be that equivalent.
the reason is that in b.e students learn in depth the design principles and the equations and derivations in detail. whereas in msc the design concepts are not dealt to this depth.
another reason is that the be students are given more practical sessions and hand on experiences in their curriculum and also they take up various In-plant trainings(IPTs) to get into the actual work environment.
hence, if you are interested in studying further, then you have the option of taking up b.e. have a great day. God bless you

hello mam


yes according to my knowledge because in both the students will be able to design the circuits

but b.tech students are bit costly compared to the M.sc students

because the final approval of any design done by the M.Sc candidates will be done by a team leader who will definitely be a B.tech graduate

so sometimes it don't at all matters to get a job if you're exceptionally well according to knowledge then you'll be rewarded more than a M.Sc candidate

all the best

~aditya~

my qualification is msc electronics is this qualification is used for msc physics jobs in universities

m.sc is best while comparing with be/b.tech.because after graduation people have meatured mind to grasp the technical concepts quickly than be/b.tech.

as per my knowledge msc electronics is not considered to be the equivalent of b.e. or b.tech bcoz in msc we only dealt with the fundamental thing about electronics but not the details procedure,application,theory etc.

i completed my bsc in electronics now i want to msc electronics so what are the future demanded courses in the following

VLSI design
EMBEDDED SYSTEMS
INSTRUMENTATION

plz guide me

Not at all. BE or B Tech is an engineering course while the other one is completely different one.

may i know what types of job would we get after MSc electronics?? is MSc ele or MCA more prefferable??

After B.Sc. honours in physics what should I select of M.Sc. and in Kolkata where can I study

i have my B.tech electronics.can i do M.sc mathematics.also suggest the universities .please

I am just a student studying in 12th std.
I hv a confusion that i should go through b.e or msc
plz guide me whr the opportunities r more

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I am just a student studying in 12th std.
I hv a confusion that i should go through b.e or msc
plz guide me whr the opportunities r more

I am a M. Sc. scholar in Industrial Electronics. If you need a carrier like innovatively then I suggest B.E. and if you like a carrier in teaching field better you go for M.Sc. Personally speaking better you select B.E. than M.Sc.

Friend .............. Just take look at syllabus Of M.Sc. Electronics from "School Of Electronics" ,DAVV, Indore. Then Answer............
ok Have a good Knowledge......

doing m.sc in electronics is better or not

@

Originally Posted by aditya436

~aditya~

According to my knowledge the teacher teaches to B.tech Students has qualified M.sc Electronics.

Because From AICTE,

The Person Teaches who have
1- Master Dergree in Science With Gate Qualified

or

M.Tech In Engg.

After This u Will know who has depth knowledge about circuit teacher ya student.


All the Best

B-tech Students.

is BSC electronics is equivalent to diploma

M.Sc.Electronics is equvqlent to B.E/ B.tech

i complete my M.Sc Electronics & communication from Ranchi University but not get any suitable job if any suggesation then give me/

Is B.Sc Electronics Degree From M.G.University Kerala is Equivalent to any State Government Polytecnic Diploma ????

Originally Posted by sksonde

I AM TEACHING AT A POLYTECHNIC AS A LECTURER MY QUALIFICATION IS MSc ELECTRONICS I WISH TO KNOW IF MSc ELECTRONICS IS CONSIDERED EQUIVALENT TO BE OR BTECH AS PER YOUR OR AICTES REGULATIONS

Hi dear,

See as per my experience and also as per Aicte rule M.SC electronics is not at all considered equivalent to B.E/B.Tech.

see basically B.E/B.Tech students have the knowledge of branches other than his core branch also.i.e. B.E/B.Tech electronics students have the knowledge of mechanical,electrical,computer(languages and all that), bit of civil engineering.

so,B.E/B.tech is a broad course compare to M.Sc.

So,they are not same.

regards.

i complete b.sc electronics and m.sc electronics& instrumentation.tech.......... can my cetificate equal to b.tech

after completing msc electronics iwant to join phd in electronics what can i do

Originally Posted by Jinu Alex

dear friend,
as per my experience in the engineering field, what i feel is that msc electronics can no way be equivalent to be.or b.tech. though msc electronics may be similar but it wouldn't be that equivalent.
the reason is that in b.e students learn in depth the design principles and the equations and derivations in detail. whereas in msc the design concepts are not dealt to this depth.
another reason is that the be students are given more practical sessions and hand on experiences in their curriculum and also they take up various In-plant trainings(IPTs) to get into the actual work environment.
hence, if you are interested in studying further, then you have the option of taking up b.e. have a great day. God bless you

DEAR FRIEND,

I agree with you that both are different field and level of environment, question is will all engineer be or be-tech get good job as per there qualification,

i my self done BS+Msc in Electronics, it will very hard to get job after MSC in electronics in privet sector techinical job but in some jobs of GOVT msc electr\onics is equivalent qualification to be pr be-tech like railway indian air force bhel , etc,

msc electronics digree holder may face tough to get job in MNC ,but every thing depends on your knowledge and hard work, after facing very hard time , from last eight year i am working with top MNC of telecom and lot of engineers working in my team under me.

so choice is your, if wann be engineer then get degree from REC or IIT other wise MSC and be degree are same , when fighting for JOB at last

all msc electronics student /or degree holder contact me on my mail [email protected] , might my hard work can help you all to get right way for job.

M.Tech correspondence courses are not like regular courses. You can do M.tech through correspondence course while continuing your job. Here are the list of some colleges which offers M.Tech correspondence course:

Vinayaka mission Research foundation Deemed University:
Thapar University
Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU)
Madhya Pradesh Bhoj (Open) University
IISC, Bangalore
Jawaharlal Nehru Technical University (JNTU), Andhra Pradesh
TATA Institutee of Fundamental Research, Bangalore.
BITS, Pilani
IIT Kanpur
ANNA University
University of Burdwan, Burdwan, West Bengal
Narayana Institute of Correspondence Courses
Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU)
Jamia Milia Islamia University

what is the proceeding for a Ph D after M Sc electronics?

hi could u pls tell me which all are the best institutes providing PG diploma in Embedded system

BTech or BSc MSc Syllabus is same in all our universities. BSc electronics is not considered as traditional degree courses. People from both stream can easily get in to industry.
But most of the people in industry are BE/BTech graduates and most of the time they prefer people from same background.

Still talented and skilled people have opportunities every where.

All people have discussed and just they tried to match the Msc electronics subjects with BE Electronics. Why don't you consider that before getting MSc Electronics degree one has to qualify BSc degree and almost all the subjects are taught in these courses. so when MSc electronics is considered , keep in mind the Bsc Subjects also. Both have 4 year learning program and one year project after FSc. so Subject wise there is no difference.
also I am MSc Electronics and working in Industry since 15 Years and I am given prefer due to my knowledge. I have experienced that MSc Degree holder response is very much better in field than the BE degree holder.

MSc electronics is far better than BTech - it covers both theory and practical -
Old generation professors and technocrates in india were mostly from MSc background - so go ahead

my frnd has done b.e. In ec and i have done m.sc. In ec, now as compare to me his knowledge is nothing. I can do work on embadded c, matlab and vhdl but hi cant becz it dsnt included in his sylbs. Pls check the sylbs of school of electronics, davv indore and then decide.

an m.sc. Student can do m.tech. From iit. Then how could u say that msc is not equivant to b.tech.
Now decide urself IIT's faculty are wrong or u r wrong, if u dint get then ask to and 12th pass student then hi also can told u who is right...

MSc. Electronics or BE/B-Tech .

MSc electronics and BE, are two different concepts.
BE/B-Tech is a professional course were the students are supposed to be groomed to be an engineer, who is expected to work on an ongoing technology in a particular industry.
So in first two Sem they work on all branches, then study further on technology on the main branch.

were as MSc Electronics/Physics graduate supposed to work as a research scholar in developing new technologies, and to be groomed as a scientist.
so they have to do a graduation with advanced maths and physics. Then do a masters with thesis and gain research experience. (What happens in typical Indian college may be of different experience ), that's the way it is supposed to be..

If you are out of India, in Europe/US, if you want to think about assisting a research/doing PhD you need a 3 2 Masters, there Indian BE/B-Tech unfortunately don't help you.

So Dear BE kids all the best for your jobs.
Dear MSc kids, you need to keep going with studies, Think for PhD, and let engineers work for you.

PS: I was an MSc applied electronics kid, who used to cry around, but I got an opportunity to study in Europe for my PhD, and now working as an asst Prof in Germany. most of the Indian students who pursing MSc is BEs and B-Techs here !!!!!

So Pls think out of the box. all the best

i would say, if you are good and electronics, it doesn't matter you do M.Sc Electronics\BE Electronics\B.Tech\Electronics\Even M.Tech electronics.

there are lot of jobs in product development for M.Sc electronics too.

I am M.Sc in electronics, i feel i am doing fairly good.

please stop this non-sense comparison. a person who is good in electronics, he is good.

hardwork is the key.

I take lot of interviews, but unfortunately we get 5 out of 100 be\btech\electronics, who are average.

our education system has become a factory, where lakhs of student coming out, but quality education very rare. However there are some institution worth going.

best of luck

I am also MSc Electronic, doing well in MNC, my boss and clients with whom, I have associated with are also happy with my talent and work. But, Still I feel incomplete, but AICTE has not registered MSc electonic as technical course, due to which I am facing difficulties in getting work Visa to some countries even client demand Graudate degree and not MSc, I know, if they come across me atleast in one meeting also, I can impress them. But to meet them u required technical degree. I am trying to get in touch with AICTE for this. Let see.

Congratuations to all M.Sc Electronics.................. Now in Indian govt. scientist post M.Sc Electronics and B.Tech has considered equivelent degree

Congratulations to all M.Sc Electronics.................. Now in Indian govt. scientist post M.Sc Electronics and B.Tech has considered equivalent degree......

i would to know whether degree in science M.sc Physics specialization in Electronics is equivalent to M.sc electronics

i would to know whether degree in science M.sc Physics specialization in Electronics is equivalent to M.sc electronics

Everyone is forgetting that who is doing M.Sc. Electronics, he/she must have completed one bachelor degree (B.Sc.) (3yrs) course in Electronics or in Physics hons with electronics specialization, not directly after 10th or 12th pass.
Hence when you are comparing B.Tech with M.Sc. Electronics, you must compare B.Tech to (M.Sc. B.Sc.), then you come to know that which course have more weight from theoretical point of view. There is not much difference in lab. classes. Another imp. thing is that the quality of engineering students are diluting due to opening of a lot of private colleges throughout... but it is not in case of M.Sc....

i had completed btech(comp. sc.) msc (electronics)..plz suggest me that... are both degrees equal to B.e/B.tech(electronics)..?

M.Sc Electronics vs B.Tech in Electronics is always a hot topic for debate.None can judge the quality of a student with degree.It all matters with your passion towards the subject.Earlier AICTE considered M.Sc Electronics equivalent to B.Tech but later they changed it.

As per ALL INDIA COUNCIL FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION clarification number F.No.FD/PSSC/Clarif./2003/1 Date : 10.9.2003,

Item No.21:Consideration of the qualification of M.Sc. degree in electronic science is equivalent to B.Tech./ B.E.degree for the purpose faculty recruitment in technical institutions.
Decision taken :
Yes, if M.Sc., degree in Electronic Science is equivalent to B.E./ B.Tech. as per AIU.

Originally Posted by Jinu Alex

dear friend,
as per my experience in the engineering field, what i feel is that msc electronics can no way be equivalent to be.or b.tech. though msc electronics may be similar but it wouldn't be that equivalent.
the reason is that in b.e students learn in depth the design principles and the equations and derivations in detail. whereas in msc the design concepts are not dealt to this depth.
another reason is that the be students are given more practical sessions and hand on experiences in their curriculum and also they take up various In-plant trainings(IPTs) to get into the actual work environment.
hence, if you are interested in studying further, then you have the option of taking up b.e. have a great day. God bless you

Dear Brother ,
You can read eligibility criteria of UGC CSIR Exam, they boldly highlights M.Sc for NET Exam even IES exam,BSNL, too conducted by UPSC set the eligibility criteria M.Sc to appear in Exam, and apart from that eduaction you can compare the Pune & DU syllabus with BE/B.Tech they are at par. Todays degree holder having Practical skill are showing in market....& in-plant training facility is also going in M.Sc too,its totally depends on how the student cope-up with syllabus.M.Sc can also appear in GATE & Further degree M.tech so please be honest while assessing any Course.

God bless you.

Ritesh Srivastava

I am a M.Sc electronics graduate and now i am currently working as a firmware developer(embedded). I think if someone want to go for VLSI or Embedded, M.Sc electronics is a better option but for circuit designing B.Tech students can perform better than M.Sc students.

Is M.sc in applied electronics is equivalent to BE electronics for the post of lecturer at diploma level in technical institute by which notification

Is M.sc in applied electronics is equivalent to BE electronics for the post of lecturer in diploma level institutions by which notification

Is M.sc in applied electronics is equivalent to BE electronics for the post of lecturer in diploma level institutions by which notification

I have completed M.sc Electronics from Kurukshetra University & B.Sc(H) Electronics from Delhi University. Am I equivalent for B.Tech/BE ECE. Is any procedure to make it equivalent? Can I apply for any job related to B.tech/BE? And what is Electronics Engineering?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

i would say, if you are good and electronics, it doesn't matter you do M.Sc Electronics\BE Electronics\B.Tech\Electronics\Even M.Tech electronics.

there are lot of jobs in product development for M.Sc electronics too.

I am M.Sc in electronics, i feel i am doing fairly good.

please stop this non-sense comparison. a person who is good in electronics, he is good.

hardwork is the key.

I take lot of interviews, but unfortunately we get 5 out of 100 be\btech\electronics, who are average.

our education system has become a factory, where lakhs of student coming out, but quality education very rare. However there are some institution worth going.

best of luck

sir,is a msc electronics student eligible to work in a psu through GATE.