Hey, 

Basically, a telecommunications engineer is responsible for designing and overseeing the installation of telecommunications equipment. It is derived from Electronics and Communication Engineering where it deals with both hardware and software areas of telecommunications. The value is purely dependent on the designated job. In India, the average salary is 25000 per month. 

Hope this helped you. 

Thank you :) 

Hey Avinash! This year JEE Mains 2019 cutoff for general category was 89.75 percentile. So according to the percentile you mentioned you have not cleared JEE Mains 2019 cutoff which means you are not eligible for JoSAA counselling 2019 there for you won't be able to apply for NITs and IIITs. 

Hello!

Electronics and Communications Engineers are in growing demand in today's world of electronic gadgets and software technology. They get placed in Private and Govt. sectors as well as can have career in abroad countries. Various job profiles available after completing degree in ECE are-

• Electronics Engineer
• Electronics and Communication Engineer
• Electronics Design and Development Engineer
• Desktop Support Engineer
• Telecommunications Engineering Specialist
• System Control Engineer
• Electronics Test Engineer
• Electromechanical Engineering Technologist

Some top recruiters are- BHEL, DMRC, Siemens, intel, Phillips, Motorola, Samsung, DRDO, ISRO, Infosys, Wipro, HCL, Accenture and many more companies.

Salary packages depends upon the institute from which you are graduated and your performance. The average starting salary of a fresher is around Rs. 2 to 5 Lakhs per annum. The average starting salary offered to an IIT or NIT Graduate is on higher scale, around Rs. 9 to 12 Lakhs per annum.

For more details regarding this field, visit

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/electronics-and-communication-engineering-0/amp

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Hello Praveen

If you are talking about Electronics and Communication .I can say that yess….the scope is extremely good.

But let's see some truth behind the engineering colleges of india. In this branch they teach us about the basics of electronics which was popular in the earlier days of 80s and 90s , but now the scenario is completely changed, now a days technologies are improving in an exponential manner and by the time you will complete your degree, you will find that the technology is on a whole new level.

So I would like to give you some piece of advise that if you are really passionate about technology ,then yesss…its a branch for you (but to find a scope in this branch you have to put all your efforts, you have to know about nanoscience, VLSI, Communication technologies, IC fabrication,Digital systems,Embedded systems, DSP etc )

Its my sincere advice to you that if you loose your hold on your subject you will find it very difficult to get a good job in ECE and you will probably end up getting a job in any software company which are now a days mass recruiters( I don't want to specify their names) and then after doing job of approx 2–3 year you will probably say “this branch does not have scope in India or I wish I could have studied those things while I was in college or blah blah”

So the conclusion is that ECE does have a very good scope only if you grind hard to make it happen.

Hi aspirant,

You may pursue any kind of course of your interest according to the eligilbilty criteria. Now if you are looking for MBA it is also a good carrier option. MBA can be verybeneficial qualification to take as it increases both the skills and knowledge in the finance sector.

However, there are many good reasons for which it is worth studying for an MBA are-

• Enhances knowledge
• Be your own boss
• Networking skills
• Communication skills
• Better carrier opportunities
• Higher salary potential

Hope the information is satisfactory

Thank you!!

Dear Waseem, CBSE has released a list of 113 courses for candidates who want to pursue courses of their interested subjects. You can check the list on their official website. Neverthless, there is an ocean of opportunities for candidates with Physics,Chemistry, Mathematics combination. There is always B.E/B.Tech/B.Arch/B.Planning that come up as first priorities. Then you have B.Sc Agriculture, B.Sc Acturial Sciences, B.Sc Mathematics/Physics/Chemistry. You also can puruse any 5 year Integrated course that needs any of these 3 subjects. There is Law, BCA, B.Sc IT. 

Hello Rohit,

Yes you can take up software engineer even if you are from commerce stream. Software is a big global industry attracting talents. Commerce education is helpful to be a software expert in a BFSI domain. You can start by learning coding.I hope this is helpful for you.

Thank you

Hello aspirant,

A person can do whatever he has interest in with hard work and dedication. If you believe you can study hard and have interest in the subject then I assure you can definitely do the course. 

Thanks