This document provides information about electronics and career opportunities in electronics. It defines electronics as the processing of electrical signals, including amplification, mixing, switching, shaping, modulation/demodulation, and filtering of signals. Some major companies in electronics are listed. Career paths after completing an electronics degree include jobs in IT sectors, government sectors, and further education such as an M.E/M.Tech, MS, MBA, or MCA degree. Popular domains within electronics include embedded systems, communication systems, power electronics, and biomedical engineering. Government research organizations like ISRO, DRDO, and BARC are also mentioned as potential employers.

3. Is it a ………………
TV
VCR
Hifi’s
Mobile phones
Laptop
 or else -------------
No………..
These are applications which employ
electronic circuits but they are not
electronics!

4. Electronics is the processing of
electrical signals including
Amplification
Mixing
Switching
Shaping
Modulation/Demodulation
Filtering………………

6. Distribution of Information
Exchange of Information
Resource Sharing

7. After Degree…….……….?

9. Core Sectors
IT Sectors
ITES Sectors
Government Sectors

10.  Honeywell Technologies
 Nimbeon Technologies
 Samsung
 Wipro Technologies
 Philips
 Bharat Electronics Ltd
 Alcatel India Ltd
 Cisco Systems (I) Ltd
 Enkay Telecommunications
 Ericsson India Pvt Ltd
 Siemens Ltd

11. Continue….
 Panasonic
 Samsung
 Sony
 Toshiba
 Sansui
 Videocon
 Onida
 Haier
 LG electronics
 Gigabyte Electronics and Communication

12. Continue….
 Texas Instruments
 Intel
 AMD
 CISCO
 IBM
 Samsung Electronics
 Sony
 Toshiba
 Philips Semiconductors
 HP
 LG Electronics
…………….. More ……………….

13.  Accel technologies Ltd
 Arcus technology Pvt Ltd
 Artech Information System Pvt Ltd
 Infosys
 HCL technologies
 Wipro technologies
 20 Microns Ltd
 3M India Ltd
 Tech Mahindra Ltd

14. Continue….
 Atcom technologies
 TCS
 Accenture
 HCL Technologies
 Tech Mahindra
 Conexant
 Siemens
 Nokia
…. More …..

16. Your Appearance – First Impressions
Count the most
 Looking and sounding the part is key
 Dress appropriately – there’s no harm in
asking before the interview.
 If in doubt follow business dress; for
men suit and tie, for women trouser/skirt
suit (not too short!) – think ‘The
Apprentice’
 Also practice your handshake!

17.  If you’ve got an interview, the hiring manager has
probably read your CV and likes what they see.
 However, make sure: You tell the truth! You don’t want
to be caught out by an interviewer.
 You know your CV from top to bottom,
and can answer any questions. At IBM
your CV stays with you through every
stage of recruitment.
 You are prepared to answer questions
about your CV

18.  Interpersonal -
 Do you picture the engineer as the
nerd in the corner with the pocket
protector?
 Those days have passed.
 Engineering today means teamwork.

19. Continue….
 Written
 It may seem that engineering projects
would be too technical to have much use for
composition skills.
 However, in a survey of over 4000 practicing
engineers, 99% listed composition courses as
important for future engineers.

20. Listening - respond appropriately to the answers
given
Probing - use probing questions to get more
information about certain topics
Reflecting - paraphrase the responses
Summarizing - summarize responses given to each
question to ensure that you understand them
correctly
Evaluating - evaluate the information that you
receive during the interview and clarify right away
Continue….

21.  Don’t treat the interview casually.
 Don’t act as if you would take ‘any’ job
offered to you.
 Avoid making excuses, take responsibility
for your decisions and actions. There is no
harm in suggesting where you can
develop.
 Don’t give the impression you are only
interested in the salary.
 Don’t be unprepared!

22.  Why do you think you’re the best person for the job?
 What is it about this job/opportunity that attracts you?
 What is it about this organization that made you decide
to apply for the position?
 Tell me what you know about the company, what do we
do?
 But also there will be questions specific to the role,
company and competencies they are looking for…

23.  Communication skill
 Confidence
 Compatibility with the company
 Learn ability
 Salary

25. CSIR -42 LABS
CSIO- 40 DIVISIONS
DRDO
BSNL
BEL
BHEL
CDAC
DOORDARSHAN

26. ISRO
BARC
TBRL
POLLUTION CONTROL BOARDS
IIT’S
DEAL
LRDE
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING DIVISIONS
Conti….

27. Civil Services
UPSC
Defence Services
Indian Railways
Telecom Services
Aviation Industry and many more ………

28.  M.E/M.TECH
 MS
 MBA
 MCA
 M.S(Research) (offered by some of the IIT’s)
•For MS in abroad ,you can give G.R.E or
TOEFEL

29.  Embedded systems
 VLSI
 Applied Electronics
 Medical Electronics
 Communication Systems
 Power Electronics & Drives
 Communication & Networking
 Biomedical Engineering etc.,
(For M.Tech Exam you can give GATE / TANCET
Exam )

30.  IITS
 NITS
 THAPER UNIVERSITY etc.,
GATE is the very reputed exam in
India.
GATE exam is conducted in the
month of February. you have to
prepare your self for this exam from

31.  CAT (Common Admission Test)
 MAT (Management Aptitude Test)
 XAT (Xavier Aptitude Test)
 GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test )

32.  Finance Management
 Marketing Management
 Information Systems
 Hospital Management
 Hotel Management etc.

33.  IIPM.
 IIM.
 NIT.
 BITS Pilani.
 CBIT etc.

34.  Analog Electronics
 Communication Engineering
 Image and Video Coding
 Electronic Circuits & Synthesis
 VLSI Design & Technology
 Speech Recognition

35.  Electronic Circuits & Systems
 Neural Computation
 IC Design
 RF device Modelling
 Analog Signal Processing
 Wireless and Mobile Communications
 Multimedia Communications
Conti….

36.  Semiconductor Devices
 Digital Watermarking
 Instrumentation
 Control Systems
 Biomedical Signal Processing
 Low Power Architectures for Signal
Processing and Telecommunications
Conti….

39.  Advanced Power Electronic
Technologies for
Transmission (FACTS
Controllers)
 Design and Development of controllers for
UPFC and IPFC
 Design and Development of state of the art
HVDC Controls

40.  Advanced Technologies in
Transmission:
 Gas Insulated Transmission Lines
 Application of EHV class power cables
 Application of submarine cables Promising
Technologies for future
 Innovative Visualization with sustainable self-
awareness feature
 Data Analytics on Cloud
 Real-time Power System Simulator
 Application of High Temperature
Superconducting (HTS) technology in Power
Sector.

41.  Utility Automation
 SCADA
 Mapping and GIS
 Outage Management System (OMS)
 Advanced Meter Infrastructure (AMI)
 Mobile Work Management (MWM)
 Information Management
 Managing Information is Key
 Substation Automation

42.  Advanced areas of Research
Energy Storage Devices
 High Temperature Superconducting (HTS)
Technology in Power Sector
 Smart grid technologies: Transmission Sector
and Distribution Sector
 Graphene for power application

43.  Wireless communication
 Satellite communication
 Internet telephony
 Nanotechnology
 Teleconferencing

44.  Embedded systems
 Wireless sensor networks
 Optical computing
 Electrocardiograph
 Brain computer interfaces
 PLC
Continue….

45.  MEMS
 Radar
 Robotics
 Microwave communication
 DTH
 Advanced processors
Continue….

46. “Electronics is a evergreen branch, why,
because most of the companies hire the
electronics students in lots so that they
molded the person either in the field of
software and hardware ”.

47.  BE YOURSELF!
 Demonstrate to us how you’re different,
think ‘uniqueness’.
 Don’t just mention your school/college life.
 Think: extra curricular, volunteering, part
time jobs, and even your social activities.
 Spellin n Grammar – don’t make this
mistake.