Hello,

Yes you have the chances in government colleges. But you must wait for the state counselling to sure about instrumentation engineering.

For more details you can use the following link

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

Hope for the best.

Thank you.

Hii aspirants

After doing diploma in eie there are lots of job opportunities in government and private sector.

You can go for job like

Civil services,power sector,software engineering firms,information technology firms,tele communication department,psu,

Automobile industry etc.

Top firms which offer jobs for eie branch are

bhel,isro,drdo,bsnl ,doordarshan,bel,nalco

I hope my answer will help you 

Good luck

Hi Rajesh, 

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Hello,

Electronics and telecommunication is a very good branch. And the most preffered branch after CSE in India currently. There are a lot of job opportunities in this branch. The jobs are available in both private and government sector. 

For government jobs you should appear for exams like GATE and Engineering Services Exam.

Many private companies offer core jobs to E&TC students and you can also get software related jobs like CSE and IT students.

Hey Aspirant,

Management quota seats in think it has anything to do with your pgcet as moreover management quota seats are for direct admission. In colleges.mostly 15% and in some cases 20% seats are reserved for management quota so yes you can ask the College management for admissions. If you fulfill there criteria then you will be granted admission.

Best of luck

Dear,

Those who have completed this course can works as instrumentation engineers in various industries for improving the productivity, reliability, safety, optimization and stability of the automated systems. They can also pursue higher education on various fields of instrumentation engineering. Graduates in B.Tech Instrumentation Engineering can find jobs in the research and development units of various public sector or private sector organizations. They can work in several areas like Thermal Power Stations, Steel Plants, Refineries, Cement and Fertilizer Plants for designing, developing and maintaining different control systems. Some of the government organizations which recruit instrumentation engineers are given below:

• Indian Railways
• Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL)
• National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC)
• Steel Authority of India (SAIL)
• Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO

Hope this helps!

Yes, Calcutta University does have its own TPO now. Here is a link to his profile:- https://www.linkedin.com/in/krishnendu-banerjee-8ba61324

Now coming to placements stats of Instrumentation Engineering for 2020 batch:-

Recruiters were Linde (2 offers), Worley (3 offers), Technip (1 offer), Haldia Petrochemicals (1 offer), TCS (3 offers), Cognizant (1 offer)

Packages ranging from 4 to 6.6 LPA and the median being 6 LPA for core ones. 11/16 students got placed which is not bad amidst this pandemic and considering some CUians do prefer higher studies over job.

Instrumentation Engineers are responsible for designing, developing, installing, managing, and maintaining equipments that are used to monitor and control engineering systems and machinery. They are required mostly in the process, biomedical and chemical industry where measurement & automation plays a crucial role. The demand for Instrumentation Engineers will only be going to increase with the advent of Artificial Intelligence, Self Driving Cars, Robotics etc.

Additionally, Instrumentation Engineering being a circuit branch will easily allow you to switch from core sector to software related roles in product based MNCs which often pays 7 figure CTCs.  There are core CS subjects in IE syllabus like Data Structures & Algorithms, Advanced Programming, Software Engineering., Computer Organization & Architecture, Database Management System, and Computer Networks which will aid you further if you wish to do higher studies in CS.

Cheers

If you think placement wise , its definately electronics and communication. 

It is better because of the word (communication )( as you also have some courses of coding in it , which most IT companies prefer.)

But in terms of future , it depends on your passion and interest. 

Good luck for future!!

Hopefully my answer helps.

Job Oppurtunities

Electronics and Instrumentation Engineers have a bright future ahead of them as they are needed by almost all Industries in various cadres like Design, Development, Automation, Control, Fabrication, Inspection, Quality control, Maintenance and Service and so on. Graduates from instrumentation and control programs can expect to fill positions such as:

☑ Instrument Engineer

☑ Automation Engineer

☑ Control Engineer

☑ Instrumentation Technologists or Technician

☑ Instrument Mechanic

☑ Control Systems Technologist

☑ Process Analyzer

Salaries in the field varies depending on the position, but the average starting salary is between Rs.8,00,000 and Rs.25,00,000 a year, and can increase to Rs.35,00,000 to Rs. 45,00,000 with experience.

An Instrumentation engineer has opportunities in many central government organisations like DRDO, ISRO,IOC, BARC, NTPC, Railways, BSNL, HAL, AAI, etc. Also many core companies like Honeywell, Texas Instruments, National Instruments, ABB, Larsen & Tourbo, Robert Bosch, Invensys, GE, Suzlon, Apna Technologies, Whirlybird, ESSAR, Yokogawa, Orange, LG, SAMSUNG, SONY, SANSUI, Whirlpool, Intel, Vedanta, Oil & Coal, Cadence, Cairn India, Linde, Allan Bradley, many software companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, CTS, HCL etc recruit these engineers.