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Here are a few courses in which you can pursue masters after obtaining the degree in electronics and instrumentation engineering -->

1) M.E/M.tech - embedded systems

2) M.E/M.tech - Electronics and electrical engineering itself

3) M.E/M.tech - robotics and automation

4) M.E/M.tech - power systems

5) M.E/M.tech - communication engineering

6) M.E/M.tech - CS/IT, signal processing

GATE 2024 Exam is scheduled to be held on February 3,4,10,and 11. GATE Exam syllabus 2024 pdf includes important topics and chapters to cover for exam. It will be better to cover all the topics for the GATE exam syllabus to score well in Graduate Aptitude Test in engineering 2024. Along with syllabus make sure to check GATE Exam pattern also.

Each GATE paper has one section of General Aptitude for 15 marks. General Aptitude is the common and major Section. GATE General Aptitude syllabus contains Verbal Aptitude, Quantitative Aptitude, Analytical Aptitude, and Spatial Aptitude.

Check topic wise weightage for Instrumentation Engineering using the link below.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-syllabus#toc_1

For further information and to download the pdf of GATE 2024 Exam syllabus pdfs click on the link below.

https://gate2024.iisc.ac.in/papers-and-syllabus/

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Lateral Entry Programme is being offered at universities and engineering colleges enabling students who have completed 3-year diploma in Engineering or B.Sc. degree or equivalent examination with at least 50% marks, and Mathematics as a compulsory subject in Class XII, to get admitted in the second year directly.

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Yes, it's possible to apply for direct admission to the second year of BE in Instrumentation and Control Engineering after completing a diploma in food technology. However, admission policies vary by college to college as different colleges have different policies. If you have any specific college in mind please share.

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No, a diploma in Mechanical Engineering won't directly qualify you for entry into the second year of a Bachelor of Engineering (BE) or Bachelor of Technology (BTech) program in Instrumentation Engineering

Mechanical Engineering and Instrumentation Engineering are distinct disciplines with varying course content. While there might be some overlap in basic engineering principles, the focus areas and specializations differ significantly.

Universities usually have limited flexibility for credit transfer between programs, especially for substantial portions like a full year of a different engineering degree.

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Hello Aspirant,

Yes of course, Instrumentation and Control Engineering is in great demand now and undoubtedly it is going to increase in future. As the world is going towards automation in which robots will be take main role in our life. At present we are suffering through the revolution period in which robots are going g to take place of humans in different works. As of now so many companies are emphasizing on automated works, there is a huge demand to reduce the work labour on humans. All this can be made possible only due to practical knowledge of Robotics.

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Haldia Institute of Technology ( HIT ) is an engineering institute in west Bengal India, approved by All India Council For Technical Education (AICTE), new delhi and affiliated to Maulana abdul kalam azad university of technology (MAKAUT). Haldia Institute of technology ranked "174" among engineering colleges in India by the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) in 2019.

The placement is average. There are not many core placements from ICE. If you are interested in IT placements then that can happen. The best is to prepare yourself for a good GATE score and then get into any PSU. HIT's Instrumentation Engineering Dept offers you good opportunities for PSUs.

The teaching standard is above average and you can always do well by putting those extra hours from your side.

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