Digital Electronics (BOE310) AKTU PYQ analysis – unit-wise weightage
We analysed 282 questions from 10 AKTU Digital Electronics papers (2022–2026). Here is how marks are spread across units and which topics keep coming back.
Digital Electronics unit-wise weightage
- Unit 1: Digital System, Binary Numbers and Logic Simplification – 50% of questions, about 36 marks per paper
- Unit 2: Combinational Logic – 43% of questions, about 31 marks per paper
- Unit 3: Sequential Logic and Its Applications – 45% of questions, about 32 marks per paper
- Unit 4: Synchronous and Asynchronous Sequential Circuits – 38% of questions, about 27 marks per paper
- Unit 5: Memory, Programmable Logic and Digital Logic Families – 50% of questions, about 36 marks per paper
Most repeated Digital Electronics topics in AKTU PYQs
- Digital Logic Families
- Latches and Flip Flops
- Adders and Subtractors
- Karnaugh Map Simplification
- RAM and ROM
Unit 1 (Digital System, Binary Numbers and Logic Simplification) – top topics
- Karnaugh Map Simplification – asked 17 times, last in 2026
- NAND NOR Implementation – asked 13 times, last in 2025
- Number Systems and Arithmetic – asked 12 times, last in 2026
Unit 2 (Combinational Logic) – top topics
- Adders and Subtractors – asked 22 times, last in 2026
- Multiplexer and Demultiplexer – asked 15 times, last in 2026
- Magnitude Comparator – asked 7 times, last in 2025
Unit 3 (Sequential Logic and Its Applications) – top topics
- Latches and Flip Flops – asked 32 times, last in 2026
- Shift Registers – asked 9 times, last in 2026
- Synchronous Counters – asked 8 times, last in 2025
Unit 4 (Synchronous and Asynchronous Sequential Circuits) – top topics
- Synchronous Circuit Analysis – asked 15 times, last in 2026
- Synchronous Circuit Design Procedure – asked 9 times, last in 2026
- Asynchronous Circuit Analysis – asked 8 times, last in 2025
Unit 5 (Memory, Programmable Logic and Digital Logic Families) – top topics
- Digital Logic Families – asked 38 times, last in 2026
- RAM and ROM – asked 16 times, last in 2025
- PLA and PAL Devices – asked 10 times, last in 2026