Electronics, gadgets pervade daily life

Electronics has deeply pervaded our lives in the form of devices. And each of these devices are now getting capable of speaking to each other through electronic communication. It is in this backdrop, the BSc (Hon) in Electronics gains significance. This course is keenly being sought after by science students vying for a successful career in applied electronics and research.

BSc (Hons) in Electronics is a three-year course divided into six semesters. The subjects cover a range of areas from the field of Mathematics, Physics and Electronics to Computers.

With the introduction of the Credit Based Choice System in Delhi University, the course curriculum has undergone changes, making it better aligned with the industry. With subjects like Robotics, Embedded System, Design and Fabrication of PCB, Computer Networks and Digital Signal Processing incorporated in the syllabi, the course has not only become more relevant for the industry, but also offers scope for further specialisation and research in the optional areas.

The basic eligibility for admission to this course is 10+2 with science subjects including Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. The course, however, is most suited to those who have a creative and inventive mind with an interest in Physics and love for Mathematics.

The degree serves as a base for career in academics, as well as the industry. The degree holders have plenty of opportunities in Information Technology, Finance, Banking, Marketing, Entertainment, Education and numerous other fields. While further higher studies in this field such as MSc, MPhil and PhD open up avenues in academia for the post of a lecturer in university/college, students can also MSc in Instrumentation, MCA or MBA depending on their interest.