I would suggest you to pursue CSE in some of the Good Engineering Colleges in Pune, like DY Patil, MIT WPU, VIT Pune and many others like I2IT Pune. Colleges in Pune have a huge locational advantage, with Navi Mumbai-Pune turning into India's 3rd Technology Cluster after Bengaluru-Hyderabad and Gurgaon-Noida. You definitely have access to best placements, projects and internships with many MnCs being located in Pune.

For more information and college comparison do follow the link below

https://www.careers360.com/compare-colleges

Dear leaner,

As many students wishes the same changing the group, yes you can ,but the only drawback will be lacking in basics ,if you are the someone that grasps very fast it will be quite suitable for changing any group ,if not it's ok even tortoise wins the race ,it's better to consider your passion even it's risky rather than choosing dumb .

All the best.

Hello Dear,

You can choose the stream as per your choice.  It totally depends on in which field you see yourself in real world. There are many branches where you can specialize in the field and come out on top. Some of them are:

1. VLSI / Micro Electronics.
2. Digital Electronics
3. Systems & Signals
4. Instrumentation & Controls
5. Interdisciplinary courses like Satellite Technology, Internet Science, Aerospace, Management, Industrial Engineering .
6. Computer Science .
7. Biomedical engineering

Good Luck

hi,

being from an bachelor of technology in instrumentation engineering you may do m.tech courses on below mention stream:

control systems (PLC Scada)

Signal and image processing

Artificial intelligence

embedded system

I have mentioned some of the institute which offers m.tech courses on above discipline:

control system

• NITS
• vellore institute of technology
• netaji subhas university of technology
• iiest shivpur

signal processing

• college of engineering pune
• chandigarh university
• college of engineering trivandam
• netaji subhas university of technology

Hello,

I will discuss the details of both these fields below, one by one.

Instrumentation & Control Engineering

Instrumentation & Control Engineering is a specialized branch of Electrical and Electronics engineering and deals with the study of principle and operation of measuring instruments, which are used in the design and configuration of automated systems. Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] Instrumentation & Control Engineering is a four year duration undergraduate course in Engineering.

Plenty of job opportunities are available in both the private as well as the public sector. Some of the top Recruiting Companies are ONGC, BSNL, Philips, OPPO, Reliance India Ltd, etc.

Some of the job profiles are Design trainee engineer, Testing Engineer, Instrumentation site engineer, Technician.

The salary will depend upon the company/organisation you join, the post, etc. But on an average the salary can be around INR 1.6-2.25 Lakhs for a fresher

Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering

Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering combines the study of electronics part for sensing the different instrumentation engineering. B.Tech Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering is a 4-year undergraduate course.

After completing this course you can find job opportunities in both the private as well as public sector.

Some of the famous recruiters are BHEL, BEL, NTPC, ONGC, DRDO, ISRO, HAL, GE, L&T, Honeywell, Allen-Bradley, Cairn India, Siemens, Cognizant, Wipro, Accenture, Amazon, Infosys, Essar, ABB Group, Yokogawa Electric, Capgemini Cognizant, Deloitte, Tata Power, Tata Steel, etc.

Some of the job profiles are Instrumentation Engineer, Electronics Engineer, Instrumentation and Control Technician, Electrical R & D Engineer, Automation Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, etc.

The salary will depend upon the company/organisation you join, the post, etc. But on an average the salary can be anywhere between INR 2,00,000 – 10,00,000.

Good Luck

Hello,

Instrumentation & Control Engineering is a specialized branch of Electrical and Electronics engineering and deals with the study of principle and operation of measuring instruments, which are used in the design and configuration of automated systems. Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] Instrumentation & Control Engineering is a four year duration undergraduate course in Engineering.

Plenty of job opportunities are available in both the private as well as the public sector. Some of the top Recruiting Companies are ONGC, BSNL, Philips, OPPO, Reliance India Ltd, etc.

Some of the job profiles are Design trainee engineer, Testing Engineer, Instrumentation site engineer, Technician.

The salary will depend upon the company/organisation you join, the post, etc. But on an average the salary can be around INR 1.6-2.25 Lakhs for a fresher

Good Luck

Hello aspirant

Following engineering branches are available for study in this
1. Architectural Engineering
2. Chemical Engineering
3. Civil Engineering
4. Computer Science and Engineering
5. Electrical Engineering
6. Electronics & Communication Engineering
7. Mechanical Engineering
8. Materials and Metallurgical Engineering
9. Mining Engineering
10. Production Engineering
11. Textile Engineering.

Hope this helps. All the best.

As such you first just need to get acquainted with basic Programming Languages like C/C++/Python.

However, for Electronics and Electrical Engineering and Instrumentation Departments, you may require use of the Following Simulation and Analysis Softwares during your Course of Study.

1. Arduino IDE

2. MATLAB

3. ANSYS

4. Atmel Studio

5. PartSim Simulator

Hello,

Firstly before telling you the answer you need to understand what is exactly different about BE and BTech.

Both BE and BTech cater to theory as well as practical, however, BTech deals more with fundamentals and advanced study in a particular area, while BE stops at fundamental education. The difference is more in the way of delivering the subjects.

• B. Tech emphasizes more on practical application, while B.E. program concentrates more on the theoretical knowledge that is applied to develop equipment and gadgets in the field of science and technology.
• They both have same syllabus like 50% is same. BE would have less practical than BTech.

As BTech is more preferable in job oriented industry and Be is less preferred. But both are same.

So if you are interested in practical than theory opt for B.tech and less practical then go for BE.

Hope this helps!!!