M.Sc. in Electronics is a post graduate course in electronics. The minimum time required to complete the course is two years. Many colleges in India offer this course. Admissions to some of these colleges are held on the basis of entrance examinations which are conducted by the universities. Candidates need to clear this test in order to get admitted in the desired college. The various tips for the preparation of M.Sc. in Electronics entrance exam are given below.

List of Common M.Sc. in Electronics Entrance Exams in India

• Acharya Nagarjuna University M.Sc. Electronics entrance exam
• Pune University M.Sc. Electronics entrance exam
• Madras University M.Sc. Electronics entrance exam
• Delhi University M.Sc. Electronics entrance exam
• Kurukshetra University M.Sc. Electronics entrance exam
• Andhra University Common Entrance Test
• CUSAT M.Sc. Electronics entrance exam
• Annamalai University M.Sc. Electronics entrance exam
• Devi Ahilya University M.Sc. Electronics entrance exam
• Birla Institute of Technology and Sciences Admission Test (BITSAT)
• Indian Institute of Technology Joint Admission Test (IIT JAM)
• National Institute of Technology Warangal Entrance Test (NITWET)
• University of Rajasthan M.Sc. Electronics Entrance Exam
• Utkal University M.Sc. Electronics Entrance Exam

General guidelines for preparing for M.Sc. in Electronics Entrance Exam

Most of the above mentioned entrance exams are held on All India basis and so the competition level will be very high. Candidates should start their preparations at an early stage itself. They should refer as many study materials as possible. It will be more beneficial if they are referring previous year question papers. He/ she can also attend entrance coaching classes which will be more beneficial to them.

M.Sc. in Electronics Entrance Exam Pattern

The exam pattern will be different for different universities. In general the entrance exam will be objective type with multiple choice questions. Some exams will have negative marking while some will not. Questions will be from the basic topics of electronics like

• Digital Electronics and Microprocessor
• Embedded Systems and Applications
• Digital Design Using VHDL
• Analog Circuits and Communications
• Circuit Analysis and Electronic Devices

Set up a full proof study Plan

Students should try to study with the help of a well prepared study timetable. This helps them in utilizing the allowed time properly. This also improves their confidence level and the tension towards the exam will be reduced. The time table should be such that, he/ she are able to complete all the topics within the specified time. Revising the topics will also be a good practice.