University of Calcutta B.Tech Radio-physics FAQs
Ques. What is the eligibility for B.Tech in Radio-physics and Electronics at the University of Calcutta?
Ans. Candidates must have passed 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics along with Chemistry, Biotechnology, or an allied subject, securing at least 45 percent aggregate (40 percent for SC, ST, and OBC) and a valid WBJEE 2026 rank.
Ques. What subjects are taught in B.Tech in Radio-physics and Electronics at the University of Calcutta?
Ans. The curriculum covers electromagnetic theory, electronic circuits, microwave engineering, antenna design, signal processing, photonics, wireless communication, radar principles, VLSI design, and an undergraduate research project in the final year.
Ques. What is the total fee for B.Tech in Radio-physics and Electronics at the University of Calcutta?
Ans. The total fee is INR 38,075 for the complete four-year B.Tech programme, payable in annual instalments as per the University of Calcutta fee notification for the 2026-27 session.
Ques. What career opportunities are available after B.Tech in Radio-physics and Electronics from the University of Calcutta?
Ans. Graduates are hired at ISRO, DRDO, BEL, ECIL, Qualcomm, and communication equipment companies. Roles include RF engineer, electronics design engineer, antenna developer, and systems test engineer. M.Tech using GATE is also a popular path.
Ques. How is admission to B.Tech in Radio-physics and Electronics at the University of Calcutta conducted?
Ans. Admission is through WBJEE 2026 centralised counselling conducted by the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board. Candidates with valid JEE Main rank may be considered under the All India Quota. Counselling and choice-filling are done online at wbjeeb.nic.in.
Ques. Can B.Tech Radio-physics graduates from the University of Calcutta pursue higher education?
Ans. Yes. Graduates can pursue M.Tech at the same institute with a valid GATE score, or apply to IITs and NITs in Electronics, Communications, and VLSI specialisations. Doctoral research at DRDO and CSIR labs is also accessible.







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