A Telecommunication Course educates students on various telecommunication devices like mobile phones and cable TV and also deal with computer networking, TV radar, navigation and satellites. There is a huge demand for telecommunication engineers in this age of satellites, internet and mobile telephony. A telecommunication engineer should be adept in public speech, technical writing and project management besides having a sound knowledge of both computer hardware and software.
Qualifications: An individual who wishes to enroll for a graduation course in Telecommunication Engineering must pass the Higher Secondary or 10+2 Examination with physics, chemistry and mathematics as compulsory subjects to become eligible for various entrance tests like the IIT Joint Entrance Examinations a conducted at the state level.
For acquiring a post- graduation degree a student must have a B.Tech degree in telecommunication from an A.I.C.T.E (All India Council of Technical Education) approved University.
Benefits: The telecommunication courses train students on how to design, install, troubleshoot and network. It lays special emphasis on both hardware and software and also on mobile telephony, wireless communication, internet protocol media system, GSM architecture, GPRS network, CDMA, voice over internet protocol, symbian operating system, understanding and designing data network, designing of optical networks etc. You can acquire project management skills from various projects offered by telecommunication companies.
Qualifications: An individual who wishes to enroll for a graduation course in Telecommunication Engineering must pass the Higher Secondary or 10+2 Examination with physics, chemistry and mathematics as compulsory subjects to become eligible for various entrance tests like the IIT Joint Entrance Examinations a conducted at the state level.
For acquiring a post- graduation degree a student must have a B.Tech degree in telecommunication from an A.I.C.T.E (All India Council of Technical Education) approved University.
Benefits: The telecommunication courses train students on how to design, install, troubleshoot and network. It lays special emphasis on both hardware and software and also on mobile telephony, wireless communication, internet protocol media system, GSM architecture, GPRS network, CDMA, voice over internet protocol, symbian operating system, understanding and designing data network, designing of optical networks etc. You can acquire project management skills from various projects offered by telecommunication companies.