Hello, 

This will depend on the college in which you want admission. If you can mention college's name, then it will help.

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The eligibility for ISRO goes as follows: 

• Candidate must have passed B.E/B.Tech or equivalent qualification in first class with an aggregate minimum of 65% marks or cgpa 6.84/10. 
• Candidates who are in final year can also apply, provided that their final degree is available

• Alagappa college of engineering
• Coimbatore institute of technology
• SSN kalavakkam
• Sri venkateshwara college of engineering
• University college of engineering
• St joesph college of engineering.

Hello ,

this is to inform you that you have not mentioned the details like the state you belong to and also the examination details are not given .all the very best for your future.

Both are good branches.It depends upon your interest,both are in trend.There is good scope in civil, because of ever increasing demand of houses.Every six months technology changes, CSE is also good option having enough coding skill.

Hey Yogesh,

Well it is completely based on how you excel in your studies in your 4 years of B.Tech And Its really not delightful situation as market is in declining stage and construction sector really seems to be steady or in slow process.

Looking toward Civil engineers being graduated

The admission cut-off ranks for B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) during 2018 varied depending on the exam (like JEE Main, state exams) and the specific college or institute. However, a general overview is provided below:

• Top IITs:

  • In IITs like IIT Delhi, IIT Bombay, and IIT Kanpur, ECE

Hi Indian,

Universities those offer other degrees along with engineering named their engineering degree as BE (Bachelor of Engineering) and Institute constituted for only Engineering studies named their degree as B.Tech (Bachelor of Technology). ... BE and B.Tech or ME and M.Tech are same.

Both are undergraduates degrees conferred after

Hi,

Power engineering, also called power systems engineering, is a subfield of electrical engineering that deals with the generation, transmission, distribution and utilization of electric power, and the electrical apparatus connected to such systems. Although much of the field is concerned with the problems of three-phase AC power – the