Hello,

Although the employment rate in the EE department is over 95%... However, there are significant drawbacks to power electronics and systems.

If you are unfamiliar with VLSI courses, your placement prospects will be constrained. Like some of the individuals I know that are having difficulties since they haven't taken any VLSI courses. First of all, all electrical engineering companies permit power Additionally, it is challenging to succeed in the written GATE test if you are unfamiliar with the ECE disciplines.

Let's say you passed the writing test and attended the interview. Companies won't consider you for an interview if you haven't completed any VLSI courses.

A relatively small number of businesses, such as Enphase Systems (PKG is extremely good, 20+ lacs), are involved in Core Power Engineering, however their CGPA criterion was 9. The fact that GE opens its doors primarily for software development and other profiles means that it only sometimes accepts students majoring in basic power engineering.

However, if you've taken any VLSI classes, you'll know that power engineering students had a similar experience. Many of them enrol in VLSI courses and are hired by companies like Intel, AMD, etc.

Thank You