PGCIL Part I Syllabus
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- 4
- Topics
- 11
- Sub-topics
- 120
- Questions
Part I is one of 6 sections in the PGCIL syllabus. It has 4 topics and 11 sub-topics, tested in Part I — Technical (Discipline Specific), with about 120 questions (120 marks). Electronics & Telecommunication (PGCIL).
Practise this section freePGCIL Part I: topic-wise syllabus
- 1
Analog & Digital Electronics
- Analog Electronics — Diodes, BJTs, FETs, Op-Amps, Oscillators, Power Amplifiers
- Digital Electronics — Logic Gates, Boolean, Flip-Flops, Counters, MUX, ADC/DAC, Semiconductor Memories
- 2
Communication & Signal Processing
- Signals & Systems — LTI, Fourier/Laplace/z-Transforms, DSP, Digital Filters
- Communication Systems — AM/FM/PM, Digital Modulation, PAM/PCM, Noise, Information Theory
- Fiber Optic Communication — Optical Fibers, Sources, Detectors, WDM, Power System Communication (PLC, OPGW)
- 3
Control Systems & Instrumentation
- Control Systems — Transfer Function, Block Diagrams, Stability, Bode/Nyquist, PID, Digital Control
- Measurements & Instrumentation — Bridges, CRO, Transducers, Flow/Pressure/Temperature Measurement
- Network Theory — KCL/KVL, Thevenin/Norton, Transient, Two-Port, Filters, Attenuators
- 4
Microprocessors & Computer Networks
- Microprocessors & Microcontrollers — 8085/8086, 8051, Embedded Systems Basics
- Computer Networks — OSI/TCP/IP, SCADA, RTU, Data Communication Protocols, Telemetry
- Power Electronics — SCR, Inverters, Converters, HVDC basics
Frequently asked questions
What topics are in the PGCIL Part I syllabus?
Part I for PGCIL has 4 topics: Analog & Digital Electronics, Communication & Signal Processing, Control Systems & Instrumentation and Microprocessors & Computer Networks, with 11 sub-topics in all.
How many questions come from Part I in PGCIL?
About 120 questions (120 marks) in Part I — Technical (Discipline Specific). Always check the latest notification, as numbers can change.
How do I practise PGCIL Part I on Topicly?
Pick a topic above and study it your way — step-by-step chat, a quiz, a formula sheet or a voice call with Sia. Topicly tracks each sub-topic so you know what's left. It's free to start.
Compiled from official notifications for study purposes. Always confirm with the conducting body's latest notification.
