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The role of electronics and instrumentation engineers have come to come acquire a great deal of importance of any industrial undertaking as they are responsible for the maintenance, designing, and construction of the complete instrumentation system. With a surge in the usage of smartphones, demand for electronics and instrumentation engineers have increased in the companies providing telephone network as well as those who are engaged in the making of smartphones. Most people are now searching for any kind of information on their mobile phones and they expect quick results. Electronics engineers have to ensure that the quality and speed of the network is maintained consistently and they strive to remain updated with the technological advancements that are taking place in this field. At the same time, their demand has increased in the medical field as they have to develop medical equipment which is of high quality and can be efficiently used by doctors.

No, you are not eligible.
Eligibility Criteria: Candidates seeking admission should have passed higher secondary examination (XII) with mathematics as a compulsory subject or three year Diploma (any stream) recognized by the Central or State Government with minimum of 50% of aggregate marks (45% aggregate for reserved category) and minimum 40% for SC and ST. Plus, you have to appear for the entrance exam conducted by DTE called MH CET and need to clear NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) which is conducted by the Council of Architecture at national level. NATA scores are used by the admission authorities of different govt. organisations, however, if you are interested in design, you may do one year Diploma or 3 years degree in interior designing.