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Colleges for Electronic Engineering are:-

1. IIT Bombay - Indian Institute of Technology

2. ICT Mumbai - Institute of chemical Technology

3. VJTI Mumbai - Veermata jijabai Technology Institute

4. KJ Somaiya College of engineering

5. SPIT Mumbai - Sardar Patel Institute of technology

For further information, click on the link given below:-

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-electronics-engineering-colleges-in-mumbai

Hope this will help you.

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You may change your branch, depending on the Policy of Department Change in your respective University as well as Eligibility and Merit Criteria. But thats strange, its usually the other way round, students aspire Electronics Engineering over Electrical. Electronics Engineering is not only a more relaxed and student friendly branch than Electrical Engineering, but at the same time has better career scope and placement prospects in Industry, Private, Public and Research Sectors.

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The  salary trends in every college vary every year because it depends upon the candidate's worth, technical & non-technical skills, openings in company, number of candidates applying for the same job etc..,.

According to the previous trends the highest package for domains like power electronics and power system were in a range of 7lacs - 21lacs.

In the covid times the variations might be high.

Please check out the link provided below for more information,

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/vasavi-college-of-engineering-hyderabad/placement

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You can definitely go for btec mechatronics after completing your diploma in electronic engineering since these are all interdisciplinary streams and mechatronics is a combination of mechanical, electrical, telecommunications, control and computer engineering. The eligibility criteria for various institutions may differ. So check out the eligibility requirements for the institution you are applying to. You can use the link given below to get a list of institutions offering btec in mechatronics.

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-be-btech-in-mechatronics-engineering-colleges-in-india

Hope the information is helpful to you.

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Electronics and Communication (E&C) (Subbranch of EEE) Engineering is best because ECE includes industrial processes and techniques of industrial automation. For robotics you need to have knowledge about C language and basics of electronics thus, ECE includes more communication part like Mobile communication, Satellite communication etc. Though communication also plays vital role in transferring data.

Other thing is that none of the single branch will include Robotics as individual subject in curriculum. May be in the above branches like EEE, EIE, CSE, Mech will include Robotics and Automation as a subject but it is not a robotics which is a thinking. It is industrial robotics.

If you are interested in Robotic you can either pursue it for Masters after completing your B-tech/B.E in any of above mentioned branches. Other thing is you can learn Robotics by doing projects.

I would suggest you to take up electronics and communication engineering (ECE)

ECE will not only help you with robotics but also it will open several opportunities for you in future. It will help you with electronic circuits knowledge, communication methods and scheme, interconnection of electronics with communication systems, wireless devices, robotics, control systems etc. Core companies also have opening for ECE.

So you can go with ECE.

Hope this helps.
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B.E in Electronics Engineering is such a branch which deals with designing of Electrical devices, circuits etc. It is a part of Electrical Engineering , you will have a bright future ahead if you choose this subject. The career opportunities are like :

• Electronics technologist

• Test engineer

• Project engineer

• Product designer

Now coming to Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering courses helps you to gather knowledge about Basic Electronics, microprocessors etc. It also has a vast career score but it would be better if you choose Electronics Engineering over ECE.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/electronics-engineering-course

https://www.careers360.com/courses/electronics-and-communication-engineering-course#:~:text=The%20degree%20in%20Electronics%20and,wave%20progression%20and%20microwave%20engineering.

Know more about the courses through the above mentioned link.

Good luck!!

Hi, hope you are doing well!

BSc in Economics Honors is Bachelors of Science degree with Honors in Economics. It is an undergraduate degree.

MSc in Economics Honors is Bachelors of Science degree with Honors in Economics. It is a postgraduate degree.

You have to first complete your graduation and then go for higher studies that is post graduation degree.

In BSc and MSc Economics students can study legal studies, money and banking, global finance, economic history, international trade, collective decisions, econometrics, economic policy, global finance, international trade, collective decisions. The syllabus will remain focused on scientific learning of Economics but will be difficult and more conceptual in Masters than in Graduation.

After BSc in Economics you can go for the following job profiles: Professional Economist, Financial Risk Analyst, Data Analyst, Financial Controller, Equality Analyst, Cost Accountant, Economic Researcher, etc.

After MSc in Economics you can go for the following job profiles: Economist, Financial Manager, Policy Analyst, Professor, Mutual Funds Manager, Litigation Consultant, IES (Indian Economics Service) Officer, etc.

So you should first do BSc in Economics and then if you want to go for higher studies, do MSc as well.

Yeah! in BTech you can change your branch provided you have to appear for the lateral entry examination which is essentially an entrance exam for diploma student organized by the state government for providing admission directly to the 2nd year of BTech. Now if you wish to change your trade to a more preferable course such as CSE/IT then you need to score good in the lateral entry examination as the competition for this trades are quite high.

To know more about the lateral entry examination in India visit the link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/what-btech-lateral-entry-eligibility

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Electronics engineering from VIT is better than mechanical engineering from DTU. Top recruiting companies here are Infosys, L&T, TCS and many more. More than 70% of the students get placed in on-campus internships. Comparingly 65% students of mechanical branch from DTU also get placed. Top recruiters companies here are samsung, payTm, ITC, maruti, etc.