MSBTE K-scheme · Semester 5

MWC full form in MSBTE: Mobile & Wireless Communication

MWC is the MSBTE abbreviation for Mobile & Wireless Communication, course code 315339.

What is the full form of MWC in MSBTE?

MWC stands for Mobile & Wireless Communication. It is an MSBTE K-scheme diploma course with course code 315339, taught in semester 5. It carries 3 credits and 175 total marks, and is studied in 5 diploma programmes including Digital Electronics, Electronics & Communication Engg, Electronics Engineering, Industrial Electronics.

MWC at a glance

ItemDetail
AbbreviationMWC
Full formMobile & Wireless Communication
Course code315339
SchemeK-scheme (regular diploma)
Semester5
Course typeDSC (Discipline Specific Core)
Credits3
Total marks175
Studied in5 programmes

Branches that study MWC

Other subjects in semester 5 (Electronics & Tele-communication Engg)

Source: MSBTE curriculum search portal, retrieved 2026-10-09. Open the course there for the detailed curriculum. This page is a student reference, not an official document.

FAQs

What is the subject code of Mobile & Wireless Communication?

The MSBTE K-scheme course code of Mobile & Wireless Communication (MWC) is 315339.

In which semester is MWC taught?

Mobile & Wireless Communication is in semester 5 of the K-scheme diploma curriculum.

How many marks and credits does MWC carry?

MWC carries 3 credits and 175 total marks. The split between theory, practical and self-learning assessment is given in the official MSBTE curriculum document for 315339.

Which branches study MWC?

5 K-scheme programmes: Digital Electronics (DE), Electronics & Communication Engg (ET), Electronics Engineering (EX), Industrial Electronics (IE), Electronics & Tele-communication Engg (EJ).

What type of course is MWC?

MWC is classified as DSC (Discipline Specific Core) in the K-scheme.

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