Hello aspirant, 

Yes even people who take ECE are also doing software jobs, just the thing is one must excel in improving all the required technical skills. So proceed forward in learning the technical skills for the job. 

All the very best for your bright future!! 

So here is the deal,

Easy study

Easy job opportunity (atleast something)

These are for IT

You got a dream

Then again

Hard syllabus(sometimes fun)

Work work work (which is hard)

This is ECE.

If you're looking for an easy way to something then take IT

However if you want

Hello aspirant, 

Of course you are allowed to work in software company after mtech. It would be more helpful to provide you with appropriate details if you have mentioned your college name too. Hope you understood. 

All the very best for your bright future!! 

Hi,

For B.Tech Courses, the first year syllabus is usually same for all branches(except some branches like agriculture).

Here, I am providing a link for 1st year syllabus for 1st and 2nd semester for the year 2018-19. You can get a decent idea from it as the syllabus for 1st

Hello,

The college has good reviews and ratings. Here is the link to know about the list of companies that visit:- http://www.ists.ac.in/placements.php

The college is overally good and faculties are also good. They have provided a healthy environment to students.

If you gain skills and have expertise in them then

Hii,

Yes. One can do Masters in Computer science Engineering if he/she has done graduation in the subject related to Computer Science. As IT is almost similar to CSE you can do your Masters in Computer science Engineering. Either you can write GATE or any state level PGCET to pursue

Hy dear aspirant,As per your question, the subjects included in the first two semesters, the general Engineering subjects are present like

• Engineering Mathematics
• Communication skills
• Engineering Physics
• Engineering Graphics and many more. 

from 3rd semester onward, subjects focusing on IT and its various sub branches are introduced like 

• File operation

Hello,
If you want to gain experience, then the best option for you is internships. You can learn a lot and gain experience. You will definetly learn a lot. Part time degree with good internships looks good on your resume. If you want to enroll in any courses, go for

Hello, 

As you have mentioned that you have completed your diploma in mechanical and you want to become a developer or programmer... Let me tell you that you can do B. TECH IT or CSE to go into the field of programming and coding... See, you can get direct admission

CSE vs IT: Taking a big picture there is no difference between CSE and IT. One can even say that just forcefully a different degree is created by changing 1/2 subjects by universities. CSE always have higher cutoff than IT, and syllabus is almost same of both just IT focuses