With the ever-increasing complexity in VLSI systems today, power consumption...
This belongs in the essay, but not in the position you placed it at. Thing is(this is coming from a major or Electrical And Electronics Engineering), if you have something particular you want to focus on during grad school, the problem you want to focus on should come from your work experiences. So it should be something like: "I worked in A, B and C, and I found this and that problem, hence I want to work on this". I hope you get my point here
My meritorious performance in AIEEE (stood in the top 0.5%) secured me admission into Electronics and Communication Engineering in National Institute of Technology Warangal, which is ranked 13th among the engineering colleges in India.
This is something that I feel is simply not needed in an SOP, and I do not understand why a lot of people mention this in their SOPs. I don't mean to offend anyone, but it does not add anything to your graduate school application portfolio. It's good that you stood out among so many, but remember graduate studies are significantly different from what you previously did.
And finally, you haven't properly rectified the mistake I mentioned before, you need to talk a lot more about the graduate school you plan on applying to, and how you think the school will help you.
Here's the thing, It is important that you provide some detailed exposure to what you did during your work periods, but keep details like that for a CV which I think most online applications allow you to upload. Instead of trying so hard to impress with your credentials, try taking a more personal approach to the SOP