BTEUP Digital Electronics (Electronics/Electrical) Question Paper 2025 (Code 2189)
Official bilingual (Hindi & English) Board of Technical Education Uttar Pradesh semester question paper for Electrical Engineering (Electrical), 3rd Semester.
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BTEUP Digital Electronics (Electronics/Electrical) Examination Specifications
| Authority | Board of Technical Education Uttar Pradesh (BTEUP) |
| Subject Name | Digital Electronics (Electronics/Electrical) |
| Subject / Paper Code | 2189 |
| Branch & Semester | Electrical Engineering (Electrical) • 3rd Semester |
| Pass Requirement | 17 Marks (33%) out of 50 — scoring below 17 leads to Back Paper |
BTEUP Blueprint & Marks Distribution (50 Marks)
The standard BTEUP theory exam for Digital Electronics (Electronics/Electrical) comprises 5 questions with internal choices:
Q1 (10 Marks) — Fundamental Concepts & Definitions
Attempt 2 out of 3 sub-questions (5 marks each). Core laws, standard definitions, and basic principles.
Q2 (10 Marks) — Derivations & Block Diagrams
Attempt 2 out of 3 sub-questions (5 marks each). Mathematical derivations, comparison tables, and labeled schematics.
Q3 (10 Marks) — Technical Working & Operation
Attempt 2 out of 3 sub-questions (5 marks each). In-depth system operations, working cycles, and mechanism analysis.
Q4 (10 Marks) — Numerical Problems & Applied Analysis
Attempt 2 out of 3 sub-questions. Step-by-step problem calculations or parameter optimization.
Q5 (10 Marks) — Short Notes & Modern Applications
Attempt 2 out of 3 sub-questions. Real-world applications, safety codes, and maintenance concepts.
Frequently Asked Questions (Digital Electronics (Electronics/Electrical))
What are the minimum passing marks in BTEUP Digital Electronics (Electronics/Electrical)?
Students must score at least 17 out of 50 marks in the theory exam. Scoring 16 or below leads to a back paper.
Can I write answers in Hindi or English?
Yes, official BTEUP examination questions are bilingual (Hindi & English). You can answer in Hindi, English, or technical Hinglish without penalty.
How many questions repeat from previous papers?
Around 60%–70% of standard definitions, derivations, diagrams, and numerical patterns repeat from the last 5-year question papers.