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Should I opt for CS Engineering in some Pune based colleges like D Y Patil, MIT WPU and vishkwakarma or I should go Manipal university main campus for electronics and instrumentation engineering? what should i opt respective of all the aspects be it exposure studies placement s?

Abhishek Roy 10th Aug, 2021

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.

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Is EIE (Electronics and Instrumentation engineering) good option from MIT Manipal? Does it offer good salary package both in private and government sector?

Akshita Dhiman 13th Jul, 2021
Hi there ,

If you look at EIE as a whole it is a good branch. An amalgamation of EEE and ECE makes it a perfect branch to learn electronics as well as instrumentation subjects such as control systems, biomedical instrumentation, control instrumentation, and so on. During the 4-year course,
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i pirsuing diploma in Applied electronics and instrumentation engineering ,after ECET can i change my branch to computer science and engineering

medsra159 30th Jun, 2021

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

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After my B.Tech in Instrumentation and Control Engineering, going to pursue M.Tech. Suggest me few related branches in which I can do my M.Tech?

harshitasharansrivastava Student Expert 14th Feb, 2021

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
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This is my last Semester in B.Tech (instrumentation and control engineering) and I did my GATE in IN. Suggest me some related M.Tech branches with college name where I can do my M.Tech. Kindly ignore IITs, as I cant stay in hostels.

Manidipa Kundu Student Expert 13th Feb, 2021

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
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Can anyone explain the Difference between Electronics & instrumentation Engineering and Instrumentation and control engineering please explain about this detaily and explain which type of jobs we can get? What is the Starting package like these basic questions about these

chinchujoseph1993 12th Feb, 2021

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

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Instrumentation and control engineering explain

chinchujoseph1993 12th Feb, 2021

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

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Did amie have instrumentation engineering?

sunkehimabindu2603 8th Feb, 2021

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.

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what programming languages are needed for an electronic and instrumentation engineering student

Abhishek Roy 27th Jan, 2021

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

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Difference between BE in Electronics and instrumentation engineering and B tech in Electronics and instrumentation engineering? Which is best ? Which has more job opportunities?

darshita 13th Feb, 2021

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

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