EEC ME FAQs
Ques. What is the scope of M.E. Applied Electronics after graduation? What kind of jobs can I get?
Ans. M.E. Applied Electronics graduates can work as VLSI Design Engineers, Embedded Systems Engineers, Signal Processing Engineers, RF/Communication Engineers, and Electronics Design Engineers. Companies like Qualcomm, Intel, Texas Instruments, Syrma SGS Technology, and Pegatron hire M.E. Electronics graduates. The degree also qualifies you for Assistant Professor positions in engineering colleges and for Ph.D. programs at IITs, NITs, and Anna University.
Ques. Is the ECE department at Excel Engineering College NBA-accredited? What does that mean for students?
Ans. Yes, the ECE department at Excel Engineering College is NBA (National Board of Accreditation) accredited. NBA accreditation ensures that the program meets quality standards set by AICTE and is recognized by international bodies like the Washington Accord. For students, this means the degree is recognized globally, and graduates may be eligible for certain government jobs and international opportunities that require an accredited degree.
Ques. Can I pursue a Ph.D. after M.E. Applied Electronics from Excel Engineering College?
Ans. Yes. The ECE department at Excel Engineering College is an Anna University-approved Research Centre for doctoral (Ph.D.) programs. After completing M.E. Applied Electronics, you can directly apply for Ph.D. admission at Excel Engineering College or at other Anna University-affiliated institutions. You can also apply to IITs, NITs, and other central universities through GATE scores.
Ques. What is the difference between M.E. Applied Electronics and M.E. VLSI Design? Which is better?
Ans. M.E. Applied Electronics is a broader program covering electronic circuits, signal processing, communication systems, embedded systems, and VLSI design. M.E. VLSI Design is a more specialized program focused specifically on chip design and semiconductor technology. If you want a broader skill set with flexibility across multiple domains, M.E. Applied Electronics is a better choice. If you specifically want to work in chip design at companies like Qualcomm or Intel, M.E. VLSI Design may be more targeted.
Ques. What is the CEETA-PG exam pattern for M.E. Applied Electronics admission?
Ans. CEETA-PG 2026 for M.E./M.Tech. programs is a 2-hour written exam conducted by Anna University on May 10, 2026. The exam tests knowledge in the relevant engineering discipline (Electronics and Communication Engineering for M.E. Applied Electronics). The exam is objective-type with multiple-choice questions. Candidates can also use their GATE 2026 score (EC paper) for admission instead of appearing for CEETA-PG.
Ques. Are there any research projects or funded projects in the ECE department at Excel Engineering College?
Ans. Yes, the ECE department faculty members are actively involved in research, with publications in IEEE conferences and journals. The department has collaborations with global universities and industries for knowledge exchange and research partnerships. The department is also an Anna University-approved Research Centre, which means faculty members can guide Ph.D. scholars. Students in the M.E. program benefit from this research environment through project work and access to research laboratories.
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