Hi,

If you are looking for a career in these two i would say. Choose according to the college.

There are colleges in which labs, staffs, library books will be good for some specific departments.

Well if in case if the college you chose good is all aspect for both the department i would suggest to choose depending upon your skills and interest.

If you really interested in mathematics, motors, transmission of power lines choose EEE,

If you are interested in communication, networking, VLSI, electronics, embedded i would suggest ECE.

Anyhow fields like networking, VLSI, embedded are here in EEE too but syllabus is not stressing the importance. Those subjects were kept as name shake which posses credit points 3 or 2. But in case of ECE these subjects are values much and syllabus is designed to learn the knowledge in depth.

Regarding the scope of these two. Well both same department from industrialist point of view, unless they are specifically looking for pure electrical or communication. Almost 70% of the papers are common to both ECE and EEE. Thus this doesn't make big deal for recruiters.

If you look for higher studies, Again both has plenty of options. Almost all available departments accept both EEE as well as ECE departments. So this will not be a issue.So as a conclusion,

Hey Shashi

For EE

Electronics Engineering is a branch of electrical engineering. The discipline studies the use of electromagnetic spectrum in a broad way and is related to the application of electronic devices like integrated circuits, transistors etc. It also deals with the design and application of circuitry and equipment for power generation and distribution, machine control, and communications. Students learn to design electronic circuits, computer systems and also develop control systems. BE/B.Tech in Electronics Engineering is a four-year program. The sub-disciplines of Electronics Engineering include power, control, electronics, microelectronics and Signal Processing, Telecommunications, Instrumentation, and Computers.

Scope

Electronics Engineers also design and develop control systems.

They also look after project management in terms of cost and time as well as optimisation of resources.

They resolve problems with the existing machinery/ processes.

• They can also work as a Health and Safety Officer with manufacturing units to ensure compliance.

For EEE

Electrical and electronics engineering is a branch of science which deals with the applications of electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism. The course diversifies into various fields like the multimedia programmer, technical sales engineer, and project manager. It focuses on giving students practical training to work in laboratories, project and group work. These engineers are responsible for designing, developing and testing electrical equipment. The work profile after completing the course includes designing electronic components apart from software and network system. Students pursuing the course may explore career options in various domains like engineering works, construction, information technology, etc.

scope

The popularity of “Digital India” has increased the scope of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in Electrical and Electronics engineering

A rise in industrialisation and privatisation across the globe has increased the scope of the course.