hello

see every branch of engineering include the combination physics and maths most commonly and chemistry is some branches, i would suggest you to choose branch like computer science , IT, aerospace , civil...and as you are preparing for upsc you should choose CS or civil it help you with your additional subjects.

Hey there!

Although there's no particular branch where quantum mechanics is the top priority there are a couple of branches that do utilize the quantum technology namely are electrical engineering and materials engineering. If you want to exclusive pursue quantum mechanics you can look into B.Sc Physics.

Dear aspirant

DRDO gives job opportunities in various branches however, with the current trends, it appears like the Electrical and ECE are the best branches as these are most applicable in the industry.

You should go with either electrical(less preferably) or ECE(more preferably).

Hope this helps. Thank you.

Hello M Bhanumaheswar Reddy ,

Engineering branches that will help one get Government job easily

1. Electrical Engineering.
2. Mechanical Engineering.
3. Chemical Engineering.
4. Civil Engineering.
5. Electronics and Communications Engineering.
6. Biotechnology.
7. Petroleum Engineering.
8. Agricultural Engineering.

Hope it will be helpful for you :)

Each and every branch has its own merits and demerits. There’s nothing much to say about scope and money for a particular stream. Even we can find that one of civil Engineering department gets better placed than that of the CSE engineer.

All it depends on the mentality and dedication one puts into during his term at a particular college or institution. h

However, both of the streams mentioned above has great opportunities and scope both in and outside the country. Various PSUs as well as private giant companies are hiring ESE/EE engineers in various sectors.

If you are dedicated and well focused in your career, you will shine at any circumstances and from any streams.

Hey

MS Ramaiha Institute of Technology is one of the best college in Banglore, karnataka and is also considered good on ALL india level. The college is highly reputed and is pretty decent in all respect. This private college has  placement record of approximately 90-95%. Therefore the college is best among the private Institutes.

You can get detailed review about the college from the link mentioned below,

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/ramaiah-institute-of-technology-bangalore/reviews#:~:text=MSRIT%20is%20one%20of%20the,participate%20in%20other%20activities%20too.

Hope that helps.

Thank you.

Hey!

In your first semester or we can say first year focuses mainly on recapitulation of the subjects and concepts that you've studied in class 12. Though, pattern may differ from one college to other. Like, suppose if you are studying all the subjects related to physics in 1st semester then in 2nd semester you'll get the subject related to chemistry and in some other college this can be either way as well.

And maximum number of subjects that you'll study in 1st and 2nd semester will be common in all other branches as well.  They focus on improving your basics in first year .

You will start studying your core subjects from second year onwards.

Subjects in SEMESTER 1:

- Basic Electrical engineering lab

- Basic Electrical engineering

- Engineering physics

- Engineering physics Lab.

- Engineering Mathematics-1

- Engineering Graphics

- Engineering graphics lab.

- English for communication

- Material science

SEMESTER 2:

- Engineering Chemistry

- Engineering Chemistry Lab.

- C programming

-  Basic Mechanical engineering including Lab sessions

- Semiconductor devices & Circuits Including lab sessions.

- workshop technology

Based on your university syllabus and pattern, some subjects can be different from the ones I've mentioned above or maybe they will teach chemistry in 1st sem and physics in 2nd. So this is what you'll study In your first year.

All the best!

Hello aspirant

According your rank it is very hard to get nit .because for obc catogery there are only 19000 seats are reserved .here iam providing a link for you to know about the college's and branches and ratings so kindly use this college predictor https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Dear Aspirant,

First of all none of field is good or bad.In today's scenario every field has future if you know about the correct career path what you want to achieve in your life.

Agricultural Engineering is a composed of different elements  like Electrical, Mechanical, Civil,Chemical and Computer Engineering, along with Agriculture science.Agriculture includes agronomy, animal husbandry, horticulture, floraculture, aquaculture, silviculture etc .You have to study different subjects of different branches.You can go in various field after agricultural engineering like

CIVIL SERVICES : Finest option is preparation for civil services in that you can choose IAS, IPS or else go for IFoS where u can choose Agricultural Engineering as an optional subject for mains exam.

POST GRADUATION : If you are interested in higher studies, you can go for M.Tech, MBA or MS.
MTech : Prepare for GATE, JRF or State level PG entrance. After GATE you can choose any IIT
MBA : If you are interested in management studies choose this option. Crack CAT and get admission in IIMA, IIML, Manage hyderabad, NIAM Jaipur and many more. Here also you have good opportunity to choose MBA in Agri Business Management with sufficient percentile in CAT.
MS : Crack GRE with score more than 300 or crack IELTS with 6.5 and you can get admission in good universities like McGill, Cornell and many more.

PRIVATE JOBS : After B.Tech in Agricultural Engineering, you have opportunity to go in private sector in core as well as IT sector.
In core sector best option is tractor industry like John Deere, M&M, TAFE and many more. Second option is irrigation companies like Jain Irrigation, Netafim , Mahindra EPC, Halmark etc. Beside above mentioned companies few fertilizer companies, food processing companies and NGOs prefer an Agricultural Engineer

GOVT JOBS -After post graduation in Agricultural Engineering you have option of Asst. Prof in state university as well as some deemed universities.

BANKING JOBS- After btech in agricultural engineering if  you are interested in bank than you should prepare for the IBPS as there is special quota for agriculture ,you can also appear exam like nabard,bank agriculture field officer for bank,Central Bank of India also provide job of Agriculture Finance Officer.

Hope it is helpful

DEAR Aspirant,

Both of these branches have their perks. However, as per the current market needs CSE is a better choice as the IT sector recruits a large number of students. ECE is also a very good branch but it is more difficult academically and has a lower number of jobs when compared the the CSE.

However, for the government jobs this figure is opposite with ECE has 10-20X more government jobs as compared to the CSE. Moreover, Girls are preferred for the ECE positions too.

Hope this helps. Thank you.