Instrumentation Engineering basically includes the study of automated systems and how they can be efficiently utilized in production. If studied from a good college it can give you immense career opportunities like in Heavy Engineering, Steel Plants, Thermal power plants, Automobile sectors and the like. The compensation package that an instrumentation engineer gets is also very good. 

Hi Amit,

DY Patil College of Engineering in Pune is a decent college. It has good infrastructure, faculty and crowd. The placements are also pretty good. For the Instrumental branch, there are not many core companies that visit but most of the students get placed in MNCs for IT jobs. The faculty is well qualified too. 

You can opt for this college confidently. It is among the best in Pune. 

All the best!

Hello aspirant, 

VRSEC is accredited by NAAC A grade and NBA A grade. It is located in developed area also its infrastructure is quite good, almost every facility is available. Labs are well equipped. Staff is experienced and shows helpful nature. Coming to placements, mostly, companies of CS/IT comes and students get placed, but there are companies which hire EIE /ECE students. Highest salary package till now is 11 lakhs per annum. 

Good Luck. 

Hello,

After doing diploma in instrumentation, there are many jobs available for instrumentation engineer. you have a good scope in this field but it is also necessary which kind of job you are most interested in. So you can also apply to Oil/gas companies, steel plants, Powerplants as assistant engineer or field officer and many more. There are many big companies which require diploma engineers. So apply to your interested company if there are any opening and accordingly you can get job.

Some companies which require instrumentation engineer are Reliance, L&T, Essar steel and many more.

Hello,

The Electronics and instrumentation branch is a study about variour circuits, hardware components and various electronic devices used in industries. This branch has a pretty good future worldwide and its also rapidly growing in india due to increase in number of people interested in smart home devices which includes machine learning, IoT, Artificial intelligence. And many companies are setting up their factories and R&D centers in India which will increase the number of jobs. You can also work in IT background.

Hello, Following are some of the top engineering colleges offering EIE course in West Bengal:

IIT Kharagpur, NIT Durgapur, Indian institute of engineering science and technology Shibpur, Jadavpur University, Calcutta University, Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad institute of technology, University of kalyani.

There are other government colleges too but these are the top ones.

Hello,

After doing diploma there are many colleges from where you can do b.tech but if you need to do your graduation in west bengal here is the list of colleges you can check.

University of kalyani,kalyani

Jadavpur university, kolkata

University of Burdwan

Maulana abdul kalam azad university of technology, kolkata

for more information regarding these colleges check below link.

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-engineering-colleges-in-India?f%5B0%5D=sm_college_degree%3AB.E%20/Btech&f%5B1%5D=im_field_ownership%3A966&f%5B2%5D=sm_college_state%3AWest%20Bengal&f%5B3%5D=sm_course_offered%3AElectronics%20and%20Instrumentation%20Engineering

hey!

I would suggest you to go with ICE  The course is similar to ECE and also the placements are quite good In the field

According to me you should go for ICE  as it deals with both instrumentation and control part and now controlling has greater influence in todays world and there isnt much different apart from VLSI in both the streams

Hello,

After completing your diploma in this stream for btech you can opt for same stream electronics and Instrumentation engineering or instrumentation and control engineering,both are almost same but have some subjects different. So i suggest you to go for electronics and Instrumentation only as it will be easier for you to get along with it.

Hey Rohit

Applied Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering is an advanced branch of engineering which deals with the application of existing or known scientific knowledge in Electronics to the practical applications in measurements and control of any processes and calibration of these instruments. Another, 

Instrumentation is defined as the art and science of measurement and control of the process variables within a production or manufacturing area. The process variables used in industries are Level, Pressure, Temperature, Humidity, Flow, pH, Force, Speed etc. B.Tech. in Applied Electronics and Instrumentation is a 4- year undergraduate course that can be studied as a separate branch or along with electronics engineering. ... Instrumentation Engineers also decide the type of instruments needed for ensuring better quality and efficiency of the end products. In The End  It Is On You , In Which Branch You Have Interes.

 I Hope It Helps 

Good Luck