Bachelor of Electronics and Communication Engineering

Four-year engineering program focused on electronics, communication systems, signal processing, and embedded technologies.
Builds competence across circuit theory, electronic devices, microprocessors, control systems, electromagnetic fields, transmission systems, wireless communication, digital communication, signal processing, antenna systems, and industrial electronics. Strengthens mathematical and analytical tools through four mathematics modules, probability/statistics, and numerical methods. Embeds project work and lab exposure. Prepares students for telecom, electronics manufacturing, energy, defense communication systems, and embedded-tech industries.

Curricular structure (table)

Features
Eight-semester structure with strong mathematical foundation.
Progressive complexity: devices → circuits → microprocessors → communication → signal processing.
Integration of hardware labs, software tools, and communication-system analysis.
Internship/project work bridging theoretical training with real-system application.
Scholarship quota allocated across affiliated colleges.

Admission process
Verify eligibility: Class 12 with physics, chemistry, mathematics; minimum 45% or GPA/CGPA 2.0 with subject-wise minimums.
Submit application and academic credentials.
Sit for Pokhara University bachelor-level entrance exam.
Merit ranking drives selection and scholarship assignment.
Seat confirmation follows document check and fee deposit.

Job prospects
Deployment in communication service providers, telecom operators, broadcast systems, and network-infrastructure companies.
Technical roles in electronic-device design, testing, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
Positions in energy utilities, embedded-systems units, manufacturing plants, and automation environments.
Signal processing, antenna systems, microwave communication, and network-level support roles.
IT–electronics crossover domains: networking, hardware integration, and system support.