Hello dear..

Actually, this type of questions are arise among the students.
But you should give more priority to your interested course not to institution.
ECE in IIT roorkie will be better option...

Best of luck

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Dear student

Yes you can apply for ISRO after doing engineering in physics. Even you can opt for gate exam also.

Goodluck

Rahul with your 187 marks in JEE Advanced 2018 exam according to last year marks vs rank distribution you will get a rank around 8400-8500 but as this time according to experts this was a flawless question paper with a little more difficult so it is expected that the cut-off will fall down and which will make you get a little better rank with 187 marks. So, you can expect a rank to be around 6500-7000 with this score.

Now below I am mentioning the cut-offs of last 2 years of Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Physics

IIT Kharagpur

Aerospace Engineering

• 2017 closing rank: 3451
• 2016 closing rank: 4033

IIT Madras

Aerospace engineering

• 2017 closing rank: 2995
• 2016 closing rank: 3251

Engineering Physics

• 2017 closing rank: 2166
• 2016 closing rank: 2274

IIT Bombay

Aerospace engineering

• 2017 closing rank: 2036
• 2016 closing rank: 1841

Engineering Physics

• 2017 closing rank: 1223
• 2016 closing rank: 1843

IIT Kanpur

Aerospace engineering

• 2017 closing rank: 3053
• 2016 closing rank: 2988

IIT Roorkee

Engineering Physics

• 2017 closing rank: 4037
• 2016 closing rank: 4345

IIT Delhi

Engineering Physics

• 2017 closing rank: 2433
• 2016 closing rank: 2809 

So with cut-off variation, you can see that you will need to atleast get the rank in top 3500 in order to secure one of the two branches in any of the IIT. So, it will be very difficult for you to catch up any of the branches.

Feel free to ask if you have any more queries. All the best!!

hello sumit kumar

though it does have some prospect but not in the terms of placements you could pursue research in that segment if you are interested .

hope it helps

Hello Sumit,

Go for DTU. Because:

NIRF ranked it 41 in Engineering colleges and 70 in universities in India in 2018.

Placements in Apple, Adobe, HSBC, Goldman Sachs.

Wider alumni network.

Hey!

It highly depends upon your area of interest whether you are  more interested in Physics Or computer science.. But if you want placements,  then CS will offer you better placements.

Hope it helps!

Greetings!

So , firstly i would tell you what actually engineering physics is .Engineering physics or engineering science refers to the study of the combined disciplines of physics , mathematics and engineering , particularly computer, nuclear, electrical, electronic, materials or mechanical engineering. By focusing on the scientific method as a rigorous basis, it seeks ways to apply, design, and develop new solutions in engineering.

And as far as the syllabus is concerned , you can check it easily by going through the following link : https://physics.iitm.ac.in/program/3

Hope it helps!

Hello,

You can refer to the link below for the list of Engineering Physics Colleges in India-

 https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-engineering-physics-colleges-in-india

Hope this helps. Good Luck!