Hello,

If you belong to the GEN-EWS category then there are very less chances of yours to get into any government college like NIT. You need a minimum of 94-95%tile to get any NIT with EE and ECE branches. You can predict your college from the career360 college predictor.

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Dear Aspirant,

Hope you are doing fine!  The University is obviously not a bad option for those who want to pursue their btech from here and also they provide opportunity for ug and pg students to participate in research projects in ECE labs, and research paper presentation at engineering conferences

Any choice that you make between these great colleges will be purely a trade-off between a branch and a good location and college. If we consider the order on the basis of the quality of the college, then the preference order will be:

BITS Goa/Hyd
NIT Rourkela
SVNIT
VIT Vellore

Hello,

Choose NIT Trichy Instrumentation and Control Engineering for sure.

NIT Trichy Production for sure. DTU appeared to be a choice for you because it appears that you are a Delhi native who prefers to remain home. The best thing you can do for your career is this, if you're

Hello aspirant

If you increase the temperature, electrical resistance also increase, you can read the explanation below

If the temperature of a metal conductor increases, the ions of the metal vibrate more vigorously.

This increases the number of collisions between the free electrons and the ions.

Hence, for a metal,

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. In terms of government jobs, mechanical engineering is regarded as the best core discipline. Compared to electrical engineering, it has a larger number of seats available for both the Gate and the ESE exams. EEE is in higher demand than ECE in core

Electrical engineering (EE) is the study of how electricity, electronics, and electromagnetic are applied.

Electronics and communications engineering (ECE) is the study, development, and testing of electronic devices utilised in a variety of systems.

Electronics and Telecommunications (ENTC): This subject focuses on the telecommunications, electrical, and electronics departments and deals