If you think placement wise , its definately electronics and communication. 

It is better because of the word (communication )( as you also have some courses of coding in it , which most IT companies prefer.)

But in terms of future , it depends on your passion and interest. 

Good

Hello Aspirant,

Electric mobility deals with the vehicles that are powered with electricity that means they get charged externally.

All the automobile companies are vowing and transforming to move to electric. And this electric mobility will have a vast scope in future and from now too.

The industry is lacking

Hello, 

The purpose of Electric Vehicles and Mobility is to help you, whatever your profile, your training or your country. 

This course will allow you to acquire elements from engineering science, sociology, environmental science, political science, economics, management science, in order to evaluate, analyze and implement the diffusion of electric

Hi ! For agriculture there is always a good scope in outside of India. To be honest in outside India they give respect to farmers and agricultural engineers. The chance in India is decent and nit so high . You need to have government jobs regarding agricultural engineering. So hope

Dear Manoj,

       I understand your concern and I am here to help you regarding your query !!

         Generally, there are many top colleges in Andhra Pradesh and i mention some of them as follows,

• Jawaharlal Nehru technological university, Kakinada.
• Jawaharlal Nehru technological university, Ananthapur.
• Andhra University, Visakhapatnam.
• Sri Venkateswara University,

Hello Ajay,

The fee structure for Guru Ram Dass of Education Delhi is as follows:-

1. For First-Year Students :-

Tuition fee: 48700

Activity Fee: 1000

University Share: 12000

Security Deposit(Refundable): 5000

Total Amount: INR 66700

For more details information, visit the official website of the college:- http://www.grdce.com/fee-structure.html

Hope this

Hi Aspirant

While applying for CSAB round of counseling a candidate needs to be either in the top twenty percentile of his or her board or he or she needs to have more than seventy five percentage.

If a candidate satisfies anyone of the criterias it is alright.

So you

Hi Aspirant

Your question is incomplete as you have not mentioned some of the details so your question is a little ambiguous and I cannot seem to understand what information you are exactly trying to look for.

You have not mentioned any particular branch.

Without knowing these details answering this