Electronics and Communication Engineering at Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) focuses on building strong fundamentals in electronics, signals, and modern communication technologies. You’ll learn to design systems for wireless networks, embedded/IoT platforms, and signal-processing applications used across industries.
Duration: Typically 4 years (full-time undergraduate programme)
Credits: Programme credit structure follows MAHE curriculum requirements
Delivery format: On-campus (as per MAHE programme offering)
Language of instruction: English (as per MAHE programme offering)
Tuition fees: Vary by category and year—check MAHE programme page for the latest fee details
Intake / start dates: Check MAHE admissions calendar for the current academic year
Application: Submit through MAHE admissions process
Note: Specific GRE/GMAT/GPA requirements are not indicated for this programme record
Programme Structure (indicative)
Year 1 (Foundation)
- Engineering fundamentals and mathematics
- Basic electronics and introductory programming
- Communication and signals basics (introductory level)
Year 2 (Core ECE)
- Analog and digital electronics
- Signals and systems
- Data structures / computing fundamentals (as applicable)
- Core communication concepts
- Laboratory courses aligned to theory
Year 3 (Specialised ECE)
- Communication systems and network fundamentals
- Embedded systems and/or microcontroller-based design
- RF/microwave and/or advanced electronics (as offered)
- Semiconductor devices and technology (as offered)
- Project work / lab-based modules
Year 4 (Advanced + Capstone)
- Advanced topics such as IoT, edge computing, VLSI/hardware design, and next-generation wireless (as offered)
- Electives aligned to student interests
- Capstone project / final-year project integrating electronics and communication engineering concepts
Electives / focus areas (examples)
- 5G and next-generation wireless communications
- RF & microwave engineering
- Embedded systems & edge computing
- IoT and connected devices
- Signal processing for communication systems
- Semiconductor devices and technology
- VLSI design and hardware systems
- Communication networks and network security
- AI for communication systems (where offered)
Academic requirements
- 10+2 (India) from recognized Central (CBSE/ISC) or State Boards
- GCE ‘A’ Levels
- International Baccalaureate (IB)
- Other accepted qualifications include 12-year high school diplomas from accredited schools (USA) and equivalent secondary/senior secondary qualifications from approved boards/countries (as per MAHE)
English requirements
- English requirements are not specified in this record. Applicants should confirm the current MAHE language policy for their qualification.
General notes
- No specific GRE/GMAT/GPA grading requirements are indicated for this programme record.
- Required documents typically include academic transcripts/certificates and identity documents; exact document list and deadlines should be verified on the MAHE admissions page for the relevant intake.
Post-study work options depend on the graduate’s country of citizenship, the programme location, and the applicable immigration rules at the time of graduation. For MAHE graduates, work rights are generally governed by the immigration framework of the country where the degree was awarded and/or where the graduate is seeking employment.
- Eligibility: You may be eligible to apply for a post-study work permit/visa if you have completed an eligible MAHE programme and meet the immigration requirements (such as valid passport, proof of graduation, and required application forms).
- Duration: The permitted work period (if granted) varies by country and policy updates. Always check the latest government guidance for the exact duration and conditions.
- Conditions: Work permits may require you to work within a permitted timeframe, maintain valid status, and comply with any employer or job-role restrictions.
- Application timing: Applications are typically submitted after graduation (or within a specified window). Start planning early and confirm deadlines with the relevant immigration authority.
Important: Immigration rules change frequently. For the most accurate guidance for your situation, verify the current post-study work permit policy for MAHE graduates on the official immigration website of the relevant country and/or consult MAHE’s international student support resources.