B.Tech Electronics

Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering (DSCE), is part of the Gargantuan Dayanand Sagar Institutions (DSI) campus which spreads over acres of land and is home to several other sister institutes. The quality of teaching is fairly good. Recently the college had received the NAAC grading A. It's an autonomous college, so the syllabus in Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, [DSCE] Bangalore is updated regularly.
Overall, about 70% of the students get placed, most of them in Infosys and Accenture, two major recruiters here. Computers Science and Information Science sections record 100% placements with ECE, EEE & Telecom the following suit. What distinguishes DSCE from other average engineering colleges is that a few core companies like Bosch, L&T and Mu Sigma also visit the campus offering salaries from Rs. 3.5L 6L per year.
EC, however, is a pretty strict branch at DSCE which does spoon feed you important internals questions but also burdens you with constant assignments and seminars. It is quite an active department & host to a wide range of IEEE events.
I suggest you look for other factors like proximity to the main city, attendance issues, campus fests, campus crowd, etc. because it is not only your education in terms of academics but also 4 precious years of your life, don't miss out on the fun and learning. In the end, no matter where you study from, the placements are all the same until and unless you go out of your way to take up new courses, which will ensure you get into good companies.

Hi,
R.V. College of Engineering (RVCE) established in 1963 is one of the earliest self-financing engineering colleges in the country. The institution is run by Rashtreeya Sikshana Samithi Trust (RSST) a not for profit trust. The trust runs over 25 institutions and RVCE is the flagship institute under the trust. RVCE is today recognized as one of Indias leading technical institution.
The academic excellence of Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) is reflected in its student's exemplary record in placements in the corporate and engineering sectors. The Department has consistently maintained an excellent recruitment record. ECE graduates are recruited by some of the world's leading corporates like Texas Instruments India Pvt Ltd, Qualcomm India Pvt Ltd, SanDisk India Device Design Centre (P) ltd, etc., besides leading Indian companies such as Bharati Airtel Ltd., WIPRO, etc. Students are given training in soft skills, personality development and how to face interviews. Students often graduate with more than one offer and are given an additional 'dream option' to choose the company of their choice. The average salary package for the year 2015-16 was INR 6 lakhs per annum.A brief overview of placement statistics for this year is given below.
Placements (in INR; as provided by college)
5.70 Lakh
Average Salary (Annual)
Companies where students got placed
Adobe Comm Vault Systems Cybage DE Shaw Dell Directi Ernst & Young Factset Flipkart Goldman Sachs Google HP IBM IGATE Informatica Infosys Infotech L&T Technology Microsoft Mind Tree Motorola Mphasis Nestle NTT Data Wipro
For more details, you can refer to this link:
http://rvce.edu.in/ec-placements

The scope of big data/ analytics is generating immense data everyday that get unmanageable over time.
Passion for coding is definitely a primary requirement for a data scientist or big data analyst at any level.
Btw, coding will be a very common practice 40 years down the line.
Work experience surely matters in the Masters courses of Business Analytics to make your profile stand out, to check the real-world credibility of your skills.
It should always be there regardless of the course.
If you do big data and want to do analysis then yes you would be a data analyst and progress from there. It all boils down to which field you want to specialize in. Job opportunities aren't an issue if you are well prepared and know all the major concepts and have a great project portfolio to show.