Electrical and electronics
Dear aspirant,
As per the electrical branch is concerned or let's say any other branch is concerned the placements stats are very poor and almost no renowned company goes there. Recently only 2-3 companies came for campus placements.
Coming to the infrastructure it is still average with faculty members but
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Hi Aspirant,
That really depends on college to college but if you are having Mtech in Embedded systems then you can become assistant professor in electrical and electronics department but to become professor in most renowned universities you need to have a degree in the respective fields.Competition are much higher
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There are plethora of options if you want to gain knowledge through online. The following are the best sites for coding related stuff, Javatpoint, W3schools, ,Udemy, Github,Codeacademy,edX ,Tutorialspoint etc.
For learning basics in electronics, you can choose your preferred course from Coursera, udemy etc and can improve your
Hello student,
Yes, they do work as the demand and requirement of electrical and electronics engineer is high even in the field of software related work.
With analytical, critical thinking, and problem solving skills along with creativity you will have good job opportunities related to hardware and software engineering both.
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Electronics and communication engineering is a branch where you study electronics and some parts of communication whereas electrical engineering is the branch with electrical and electronics subjects. When you check the cut off trends, you can see that the EC branch has a lower cut off than EEE. This
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As per the courses electronics have more good choice in the IT field more than of civil. But both have good opportunities in the placement i.e., upto 75 to 80%. It mostly depends on your choice of interest in which course you want to join but ece is more
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