Hey there,

Electronics and Computer Engineering is a branch of Electronics Engineering which deals with the effects of electrons to build components, devices, systems, or equipment. Electrical Engineering basically deals with the study and application of electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism. A bachelor's program in Electronics and Computer Engineering gets you

hello sumit,

based on the rank which you get in MMMUT, your chance is little bit tough.

but you can get a seat in branch like chemical engineering, ECE etc.

hope this would be helpful.

Good Luck.

refer to 
https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/maharaja-agrasen-institute-of-technology-delhi/cutoff

and

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/bhagwan-parshuram-institute-of-technology-delhi/cutoff

although I don't thing you will get either , 
you can see the link below for other colleges

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-engineering-colleges-in-India?f%5B0%5D=sm_course_offered%3AElectronics%20and%20Communication%20Engineering&f%5B1%5D=sm_quali_exam%3AIPU%20CET

An Electronics Engineer earns an average salary of Rs 305,680 per year.
Electronics and Communication Engineering graduates will have good scope even beyond 2020(personal opinion). Some of the factors favouring ECE scenario:

Growing convergence between hardware and software – this is something that electronics engineers have an edge in when

Hello Sunidhi, 

Almost 60 % of the syllabus is same for ECE and EE,but the core subjects are different.

Main Difference

EEE: In EEE, students have to study Electrical as well as Electronics. It is the study and application of electrical systems for use in different environments and contains basic

Hey Chiranth,

In terms of Placement - D.S.C.E is greater than N.M.I.T

The placements for the previous batches were excellent. DSCE boasts of a 100% campus placement record. The companies that visited included Bose, Mercedes-Benz, Microsoft, Cisco, Goldman Sachs and many others. Microsoft and Cisco also organized various campus workshops