Hello Tej

As per your query.you want to know a for a job after completeing electronics and communication engineering. there are many privat or gov compnies are recuriting a ece student . also software compnies are recuriting a ece student.

private compnies like soctronics are recuriting a ece student.after scoring

Hello,

In Telecommunication engineering you will get to learn about the parts of communication networks their working, internet, etc., related to communication technology.

In Information technology you will get to learn about information, data collection, transferring information between different channels.

Most of the companies require IT engineering but now a

At present, Srkr college is ranked higher than sree vidyanikethan college.  The fee is also lower at srkr college than sree vidyanikethan. Srkr college has a good placement record. 

Check the below link to compare any two colleges 

https://www.careers360.com/compare-colleges?college=4096-course=20850

Good luck!

Hello Tushar 

As per previous year, the ending rank came at around 8000 and in 2017 it was 11000, so considering the range, you might not be able to make it through ECE in Techno India. However, there are other courses you can opt for with your rank in the

They have dedicated labs for both electronics and digital/embedded systems, so there is scope for research too. However, the course itself is very dry unless you have some personal interest. The professors at amrita are very good and are highly knowledgeable.Placements are also great.

Hey !

Different exams have different cutoff ranks. Since you have not mentioned the exam , it is hard for me to tell your possibility of getting a seat.

However , i assume it to be COMEDK exam . And if mg assumption is true , then you have tough

Hi aspirant,

If we compare the two streams based on the number of job opportunities in the market, ECE has a much higher number. This is solely because ECE graduates can sit for most of the placements along with EEE and CSE graduates as well due to the shared background