Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering is a specialized branch of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, primarily focusing on the principles and operations of measuring instruments used in the design and configuration of automated systems. Instrumentation technology helps create, construct and maintain measuring and control devices and systems found in manufacturing plants and research institutions. Hence those with B.Tech. And M.Tech. degrees in Electronics, Applied Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering can find jobs in these fields. Public-sector companies such as Instrumentation Ltd., Bharat Electronics Ltd. and Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. provide job opportunities. Instrumentation Engineering is the basis of mechatronics and robotics engineering. Its main objective is to ensure that systems and processes operate safely and efficiently.
Top Colleges:
There are some top colleges who provide this Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering Course, Which are given below:
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Industrial Instrumentation
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Digital Signal Processing
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Power Electronics
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Communication Engineering
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Digital System Designing
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Electrical measurements & Instruments
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Microprocessors
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Micro Controllers
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Microprocessor & Applications
Course & Eligibility:
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Duration |
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B. E/ B. Tech | 4 years |
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JEE- Main, WBJEE, SRMJEEE, COMEDK |
M.E / M. Tech | 2 years |
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JEE-advanced, GATE |
Top recruiters:
Some organisation who hire candidates from Electronics and Instrumentation engineering are as follows:
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BPCL
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NPCL
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NTPC
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RELIANCE
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ADANI
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ONGC
Admission Procedure:
For B. Tech-
The selection procedure is base on the mark obtained in the entrance exam. There are State level entrances or National level entrances or private institutions entrances for this engineering course. After qualified the entrance exam students go for the counselling procedure. Some Institutions take student's Personal Interview also. After all, a final list is published by the Authority by seeing al the procedure.
For M. Tech-
- Candidates have a bachelor degree in Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering with a minimum of 50% aggregate.
- Candidates have to qualify the GATE exam or PG entrance exam. After the qualification of the entrance, exam candidates go for the Counselling and PI test and select for the course.
Syllabus:
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Skills Required:
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Critical thinking and complex problem-solving ability.
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Oral, written and diagrammatic communication skill.
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Interpersonal communication & Organizational skills.
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Strong analysis and practical problem-solving abilities.
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Creativity, innovation and attention.
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Strength in Mathematics and Physics.
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Leadership ability
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High level of technical knowledge & IT skill.
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Must have patient and management skills.
Job Prospects:
Job Post |
Job Description |
Average salary per annum |
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Instrumentation Engineer | Instrumentation Engineers are responsible for a variety of work from designing, developing, installing, managing and maintaining equipment that is used to monitor and control engineering systems, machinery and processes. They might design strain gauges or sensors that capture data about the safety, efficiency, and reliability of machines used in manufacturing. | 3 lakhs to 8.5 lakhs |
Electronics Engineer | Electronics Engineers design, develop, test, and modify electrical components used across industries and for a wide variety of applications in fields like navigation, broadcasting, and satellite technology. | 3 lakhs to 9.5 lakhs |
Instrumentation and Control Technician | Responsibilities of an Instrumentation and Control Technician include setting up and testing equipment, analyzing data, sketching plans and writing reports. Control and Instrumentation engineers (C&I engineers) are responsible for designing, developing, installing, managing and maintaining equipment used in monitoring and controlling engineering systems, machinery and processes. | 3 lakhs to 8.5 lakhs |
Electrical R & D Engineer (Automation/Robotics/Motion Control) | The responsibility is to facilitate effective and efficient use of the client's proprietary hardware and software and to be the resident ‘Expert’ on these components. The R&D Engineer assists in designing, programming, integrating and configuring hardware and software solutions for client's projects as assigned. | 3 lakhs to 7.5 lakhs |
Automation Engineer | The Automation Engineer provides engineering support for on?going and new operations, maintains and increases production efficiencies and troubleshoots problems, identifies and implements solutions. | 3.5 lakhs to 7.5 lakhs |
Testing and Quality Maintenance Engineer | Quality Engineers monitor and audit the quality of all manufactured goods in a variety of industries, including the automobile, textile, clothing, food, and electronics industries. Electrical Quality Engineers check the flow of electricity and ensure the proper operation of equipment and machinery. | 3.5 lakhs to 7.5 lakhs |
FAQs:
Q: Is Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering a good career?
A: As the trend of automation picks up in India and abroad, Instrumentation and Control Engineers are finding more and more job opportunities. ... Electronics and Instrumentation engineers having good exposure in these areas will be highly effective in solving various critical needs of the Industries.
Q: Which is better EIE or ECE?
A: Both ECE and EIE are having a good scope in today's industrial world. Both are required for specific tasks. In EIE you study more about instrumentation and process control whereas ECE is more about communication. But both have equal career opportunities, in fact for competitive exams, EIE bears less competition.