Hey there! EEE branch of engineering that deals with electricity, electronic and electrical machines, It covers both large power systems like electricity supply and small electronic devices like circuits and sensors.

What you learn :

• How electric power is generated, transmitted, and used.
• How to design with motors, generators, transformers,
• Basics of electronics, including circuits, microcontrollers, sensors,
• Some programming and control systems.

Career options :

• Electrical engineer
• Electronics engineer
• Power systems engineer
• Control systems engineer
• Jobs in BHEL, NTPC, ISRO , Railways.

The choice between Electronics and Computer Engineering (ECM) and Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) depends on your career interests and strengths in specific areas. Both branches have overlapping aspects, but they focus on different aspects of technology and have distinct career paths. Here's a breakdown:

Electronics and Computer Engineering (ECM) :

This is an interdisciplinary branch that blends electronics and computer science . It focuses on areas that combine both fields, such as embedded systems, microprocessors, digital systems, and software development for hardware.

Core Focus Areas :

• Embedded Systems : Working with hardware and software together to create integrated systems.

• Microelectronics : Design and development of microchips and integrated circuits.

• Computer Architecture : Design and optimization of computers and processors.

• Software Development : Writing software to work with embedded systems or hardware.

• Networking : Understanding communication protocols and implementing solutions.

Career Opportunities :

• Embedded Systems Engineer

• Hardware Engineer

• System Software Developer

• Robotics Engineer

• Software Engineer for IoT (Internet of Things)

• Semiconductor Industry Jobs

Advantages of ECM :

• Interdisciplinary Approach : You get a strong foundation in both electronics and computer science .

• Versatile Job Roles : You can work in both hardware and software , making the career options more versatile.

• IoT & Robotics : ECM is well-suited for emerging technologies like IoT and Robotics that require knowledge of both fields.

Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) :

ECE primarily focuses on electronics and communication systems . It involves understanding and designing systems for transmitting data, such as mobile phones, satellites, radio communication systems, and networking.

Core Focus Areas :

• Communication Systems : Study of how data is transmitted over various media like radio, optical fibers, and wireless systems.

• Signal Processing : Analyzing and modifying signals (audio, video, etc.) to improve communication.

• Embedded Systems : While less emphasized compared to ECM, you will still study embedded systems in ECE.

• Antennas and Wave Propagation : Designing systems to efficiently transmit and receive signals.

• VLSI Design : Design of integrated circuits used in communication devices.

Career Opportunities :

• Telecom Engineer

• Communication Systems Engineer

• Network Engineer

• RF (Radio Frequency) Engineer

• Satellite Engineer

• Signal Processing Engineer

Advantages of ECE :

• Telecommunication and Networks : If you're interested in telecommunications , wireless communication , or networking , ECE offers solid opportunities.

• Telecom Industry : Strong demand in mobile networks , satellite communications , and 5G development.

• Signal Processing : Opportunities in industries related to audio/video processing , radar systems , and medical equipment .

• Which is a Better Choice?

  1. If you're passionate about software development, embedded systems , and want to work in fields like IoT or robotics , ECM would be a great choice.

  2. If you're more interested in telecommunications , networking , or communication systems (e.g., mobile networks, satellite communication), then ECE would be a better fit.

• Key Considerations :

  1. Interest in Software vs Hardware : If you prefer working with software , ECM offers more opportunities. If you enjoy working with communication systems and networking , ECE is ideal.

  2. Job Market : Both branches have strong job prospects, but ECM is more suited for those looking to work in the tech industry or in fields like robotics and IoT . ECE is ideal if you want to work in the telecom or networking sectors.

  3. Long-Term Goals : If you want to pursue a career in software engineering , ECM might provide a better foundation. For roles in communication infrastructure or satellite systems , ECE would be more suited.

With a CRL rank of 15,526 and EWS rank of 2,036 in JEE Mains 2025, getting Computer Science (CS) or Electronics & Communication (EC) in top 10 NITs will be tough. CS is highly competitive, especially in top NITs. However, you may have a slight chance in EC at some of the lower-ranked top 10 NITs in the later rounds. You can also look for CS/EC in newer NITs or go for branches like IT or Data Science. Use a college predictor to check chances.

For more details you can visit the link given below

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor

Hi atul

If you are applying for a document that is to be used in India, you would need a notary public in India.

Thanks.

Affidavit Notarization for EC Application

As a Nepalese citizen applying for an Equivalence Certificate (EC) after completing undergraduate studies in Nepal , the notarization of your affidavit depends on the authority where you are submitting your application.

Where to Notarize?

1. If submitting in Nepal: Get the affidavit notarized in Nepal from a recognized notary .

2. If submitting in India: Notarization should be done in India , preferably in the state where you are applying.

Conclusion

Check the official requirements of the Indian university or authority where you are applying. If they accept Nepalese notarization , you can proceed from Nepal. Otherwise, get it notarized in India before submission.

Securing admission to CSE or ECE program at NIT Surathkal with 99.05 percentile ( Home state + Female candidate ) is highly probable

A 99.05 percentile in JEE Main typically translates to an AIR 8000 to 9000

CSE Cutoff

1. 2636 ( opening rank )
2. 3358 ( closing rank )

ECE cut off

1. Female only ( 7934 )

Your chances are very high. Do participate in JoSAA counseling till the last round

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-nit-surathkal?utm_source=chatgpt.com ( NIT Surathkal cut offs )

Scoring 12 marks in the GATE EC exam is below the qualifying mark for the OBC category, which is usually around 22.5. With this score, it's unlikely to get admission in reputed colleges like COEP in Pune.

You can consider:

• Reappearing for GATE with better preparation.

• Exploring lesser-known colleges or private institutes in Pune.

• Looking into part-time or industry-sponsored M.Tech programs.

GATE 2025 qualifying mark

Hi

Congratulations on your GATE EC score of 428!

Based on your score, here are some colleges you may be eligible for:

IITs:

1. *IIT Dhanbad*: Electrical Engineering (EE) - 420-550 score range [1]

2. *IIT Jodhpur*: Electrical Engineering (EE) - 400-500 score range [1]

3. *IIT Patna*: Electrical Engineering (EE) - 400-500 score range [1]

NITs:

1. *NIT Trichy*: Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) - 350-450 score range [1]

2. *NIT Warangal*: Electrical Engineering (EE) - 350-450 score range [1]

3. *NIT Surathkal*: Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) - 350-450 score range [1]

Other Institutes:

1. *IIIT Hyderabad*: Electrical Engineering (EE) - 400-500 score range [1]

2. *IIIT Bangalore*: Electrical Engineering (EE) - 350-450 score range [1]

3. *NSIT Delhi*: Electrical Engineering (EE) - 350-450 score range [1]

Keep in mind that these are general score ranges and may vary based on factors like:

- Number of applicants

- Seat availability

- Category (General/OBC/SC/ST)

- Sponsorship (if applicable)

To get a better idea, I recommend:

1. Checking the official websites of these colleges for their GATE cutoff scores.

2. Using online tools, like GATE college predictors, to estimate your chances.

3. Researching the colleges' programs, faculty, and research opportunities to find the best fit.

Best of luck with your admissions!

Hello aspirant,

Indeed, those who hold a degree in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering are qualified to take the GATE exam, which gives them the opportunity to apply to PSUs. GATE-qualified ECE students are sought after by numerous PSUs for jobs in signal processing, electronics, telecommunications, and other domains.

Thank you

Hope it helps you

Hello,

Yes, Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering graduate becomes eligible for recruitment in various public sector undertakings through GATE examination. Numerous PSUs recruit the higher engineers in electronics and telecommunication sectors of telecommunication, electronics, and information technology as per their score.

Some common PSUs that recruit ETE graduates through GATE examination.

BSNL

MTNL

BHEL- Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited

NTP C- National Thermal Power Corporation

ONGC- Oil and Natural Gas Corporation

IOCL- Indian Oil Corporation Limited

Refer the eligibility criteria and recruitment advertisements of PSU's always as they differ with respective PSUs. It would be also a smart idea to keep updating regularly about GATE schedules and details.