hi,

I hope you are doing well. its good to know that you are thinking about the course curriculum from the beginning of studies. see electronics and communication engineering deals with electromagnetic theory, signal and system, antenna, micro wave technology etc. first year of engineering syllabus is same for all engineering stream. from 2nd year of studies the core syllabus of every streams begins. most of the students who dont have computer science as a subject in 10+2 dont get very much idea about computer science engineering. it deals with mathematics, computer programming, hardware description of different parts of any computing systems, digital electronics etc. you may get micro processor and digital electronics, c programming common for both ece and computer science engineering. however right now in india there is most of the vacancies in software engineering, so cse students gets the benefit. however if you know some programming language by self study you can surely get job in IT industry, ece is a core stream there is job available in electronics engineering, different government sector, isro, drdo like organization.

Dear student ,

There is nothing like demand of any kind of engineers Now a days because the generation is all about technology and the everywhere we require that , you can see the growing need of computers these days so US/UK they look forward best talents in every field , as we need all these softwares and application every second so the demand of CSE engineers is little bit high especially in abroad , normally they pay a high salary and the companies like google and microsoft they pay even more .

Recently a boy from Mumbai was offered 1.2 crore per year salary by google and it was not a placement offer or campus offer , he took part in a contest organised by google and by looking at his skills he was hired with a high salary job.

So keep your hopes high and do hard work you can also get an offer from these big companies .

If you have any queries , please tell me in the comments .

Best of luck

Hey Varsha

Can you please mention for which course do you want college through merit basis in comment section,so we can help you in a better way.

Dear aspirant,

bachelor of engineering and bachelor of architecture are entirely different courses and if you want to know the scope of this course is then bachelor of architecture has a scope in only architecture field however better of engineering has a scope in a very diverse field and you could choose from of various variety variety of streams like computer science mechanical civil etc. If you have interest in architecture only then go for b arc otherwise if you don't have a particular interest and architecture for you have interest in some other engineering field like civil engineering or mechanical engineering or computer science engineering then go for bachelor of engineering BE.

BE and BTech are almost similar courses with just change in name and no other change at all some colleges also called their bachelor of engineering as bachelor of technology and vice versa you will not find any major change in the curriculum of these two courses and you will find same job opportunities in both of these courses.

Hope this helps. Thank you.

Dear aspirant,

Generally off campus placement are considered to be harder as compared to on campus interviews as off campus interviews are specially organised interviews for the candidates selected on the basis of their resume at therefore evaluate candidates more rigorously.

On campus interviews have an advantage over off campus interviews as their The selection process is slightly easier.

Hope this helps. Thank you.

Hello Ashish,

West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination Board conducts JENPAUH for admission in B.Sc Nursing, BPT, BASLP, BMLT and other courses. The candidates who qualify in the entrance exam can participate in counselling to get seat in various government and private Institutes in West Bengal.

Dear Aspirant,

All the mentioned things depends upon the college. If you are aiming for government colleges then you can expect the overall fees to be in the range of 1-2 lac per annum for a 4 year course.

For a private college this could be in the range of 5-10 lac per annum for a 4 year course.

The most popular and most important exam is JEE which is conducted for admission in nearly 50000 government seats all around the country.

You can read more about it here:

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/jee-main

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/jee-advanced

https://dqxeclau.top/computer-science-engineering-course

Hope this helps. Thank you.

Hi Mohith

It doesn't really matter from which college you are getting graduated. You need to get a minimum of 65% of\r 6.84 gpa on a scale of 10 to be eligible to apply for a job in ISRO. If this criteria is met, you need to apply for a written exam after which a personal interview takes place and on the basis of that, candidates are recruited. You can also apply through GATE, you'll just have to clear the cut-off set by ISRO and then you can appear for the personal interview.

Hello Mohith

Hope you are having a nice day!

I would like to inform you that there are lots of courses to study at space research center or colleges like Astronomy, Astrophysics, Aeronomy and Remote sensing and GIS. So you can choose any one according to your field of interest.

Hope you will have a great future ahead!

Thanks