Hello.

In order to get government jobs right after your engineering, you need to qualify some entrance exams. Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) is an examination for admissions into Masters and various jobs in the Public sector. GATE scores are being used by several Indian public sector undertakings for recruiting graduate engineers in entry-level positions. You need to qualify GATE and have a good score to get a job in Public sector undertakings (PSUs) like BHEL, ONGC, GAIL, IOCL. Some PSUs may also conduct personal interviews, group discussions etc.

You can go to this link for more information: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/psu-recruitment-through-gate-2021

To be eligible for the GATE exam, the candidate should hold a Bachelor’s degree in  Engineering/ Technology (4 years after 10+2 or 3 years after B.Sc./Diploma in Engineering/Technology). They should currently be in their final year or already completed. There is so age limit as such. You can give GATE as many times as you want.

To know more about the eligibility criteria: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-eligibility-criteria

I hope this helps.

Hello,

For engineering student their is no free time so you can learn various skills and things to build your resume and future prospects.

• Learn to Code and/or IT

The Odin Project is an open source project that pulls from curriculums all across the web to give you the tools it requires to become an employed web developer, including a portfolio of projects on Github

• SEO and/or Google Analytics

Take it from me, a lot of people are currently making their living writing for the internet and anything that you write for the internet needs to be cognizant of search engine optimization and that is a field that is CONSTANTLY changing.

• Microsoft Excel

An unexpected hurdle in researching online Excel courses was the unhelpful design of several otherwise seemingly perfectly useful resources.

• Learn different languages

You already know all the compelling reasons to pick up this language that is spoken by more than a billion potential clients.

• Podcasting

Who doesn’t have a podcast idea kicking around in the back of their head? If you have decided what format of podcast you will be doing, the next step is to obtain the highest quality equipment that a limited budget (and, all budgets are limited) can afford.

• YouTube

A really solid resource for developing a knowledge base of what YouTube is, and how it can be utilized to put money in your pocket is the Creator Academy at YouTube itself

• Technical Writing

Study.com features the online class English 305 which starts with the basics of technical writing and ends with writing instructions, manuals, and proposals.

• Public Speaking

This course offered by the University of Washington through the platform of Coursera is part of a four course Public Speaking Specialization.

Apart from this you can apply for internships and training programs .

Hope this helps!!!

hello aspirant,

The cutoff is not released by the authorities and it will be released on the official website.Cutoff changes every year due to many factors like total students appearing for exam,difficulty level of paper,category etc factors,so its quite tough to say exactly the cutoffs.as you did not mention your category considering you from GEN category, 95.46 percentile would fetch score around 30 based on previous year analysis , and your score , you can have chances in the following colleges :

KV institute of management and information studies

nehru institute of information technology and management

sri ganesh school of business

school of business management,krishnagiri

nehru institute of technology,coimbatore

PSNA college of enginering and technology

jamal mohmed college

sri ramanujar engineering college

note that these are based on previous year cutoffs,as cutoff varies each year so are your chances into colleges.for more information refer to: https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/tancet-mba-cutoff

hope this helps,

thankyou.

Hi Aspirant,

Your question is not clear.Please mention the questions clearly.You have not mentioned the name of the college .From next time when you ask a question please mention the name  of the college that will help us to provide more accurate information.We answer to questions regarding academics,college choosing and any other queries.

Hope it helps!!

Hi Aspirant,

Both are nearly of the same field but EXtc has opportunities in many telecom and sim operator services and companies like airtel,jio etc easily recruit you if you pass out from a good college.Electronics enginnering also has many job opportunies in various analog and digital companies plus in EXtc you get surfaced to coding also which can also fetch you jobs in IT industries.Both the fields are equally good and each of them has their own importance.But if your college offers the course of ECE then go for it.

hope it helps!!

Hi Aspirant,

Instrumentation engineers are those who does works like measuring,researching and installing,developing,testing,maintaining and also designing of the instruments and the machines used in the industries.Instrumentation engineer  also formulate ways for efficient working of the machines and also deals with several problems related to machines.However electronics engineers deals with electronic parts and working of the small electronic devices along with completion of the functions of various semiconductor devices like mosfet,jfet etc.

hope it helps!!

Hello,

The syllabus varies from university to university, so here I'm providing the general syllabus that is prescribed by most of the universities.

Sem 1

1. Physics I

2. Engineering graphics

3. Mathematics I

4. Computer science

5. Communication workshop I

6. Workshop technology

7. Practical

8. Physics lab I

9. Engineering graphics lab

10. Computer Lab

11. Engineering workshop


Sem II

1. Physics II

2. Chemistry

3. Mathematics II

4. Electrical engineering

5. Communication workshop II

6. Environmental studies

7. Practical

8. Electrical lab

9. Chemistry lab

10. Physics lab II

Sem III

1. Mathematics III

2. OOPs with C and C++

3. Signals and systems

4. Electronic devices and circuits (EDC)

5. Network theory

6. Communication workshop III

7. Practical

8. OOPs Lab

9. EDC Lab

10. Network lab

11. Electronics lab


Sem IV

1. Electromagnetic field theory

2. Instrumentation and measurement

3. Digital logic design and application

4. Analogue electronics

5. Information theory and coding

6. Electronic material and processes

7. Practical

8. Instrumentation and measure lab

9. Analogue electronics lab

10. Digital circuit design lab


Sem V

1. Linear integrated circuits

2. Numerical methods and applications

3. Microprocessor and peripherals

4. Communication theory

5. Power Electronics and derives

6. Artificial intelligence

7. Practical

8. Communication lab I

9. Microprocessor lab

10. Linear integrated circuit lab

11. Industrial visit

12. Minor project I

Sem VI

1. Antenna and wave propagation

2. Control system engineering

3. Digital signal processing

4. Digital communication

5. Advanced microprocessor and embedded systems

6. Practical

7. Advanced microprocessor and embedded lab

8. Communication Lab II

9. DSP lab

10. Minor project II

11. Comprehensive viva II

Sem VII

1. VLSI engineering

2. Nanoelectronics Technology

3. Microwave electronics

4. Elective I (choose one)

5. Optical communication

6. Remote sensing

7. Wireless communication

8. Solar cell Technology

9. IC Technology

10. Practical

11. VLSI lab

12. Microwave and antenna lab

13. Major project I

14. Seminar

15. Industrial training

Sem VIII

1. Micro electro mechanical systems

2. Industrial automation

3. Industrial organisations and Management

4. Elective (choose one)

5. VHDL

6. Radar systems

7. Multimedia systems

8. Biomedical instrumentation

9. Broadband communication

10. Mobile and cellular communication

11. Practical

12. Major project II

Hope this helps, all the best.

hi,

see candidates are eligible to study diploma in engineering after completing 10th with mathematics, and sciences. however you have an added advantage that you have studied 12th as well. now the basics knowledge which would help you for studies from 12th course is mathematics, specially algebra, differentiation, Integration, functions, from physics, current electricity, electromagnetic theory, modern physics, boolean algebra, logic  gates, etc.

refer to the below link to know about the state of up, diploma in electronics engineering syllabus, which would help you to know about the subjects as a reference:

http://bteup.ac.in/Syllabus/folder1920/330%20NSQF%20NITTR.pdf

Hello

Electronics engineering is good branch . From this you can go towards software also and also can do your career in core electronic. So for core you must have to be perfect in the core electronic subjects or you can go for higher education in electronics by appearing for gate . The branch has good scope and also nice opportunities.

Hope my answer will help you

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