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Debajit Chandra
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Hi,
Why don't you take professional certification courses on IT i.e. Networking, Cloud computing, Big Data, Microsoft.
Why don't you take professional certification courses on IT i.e. Networking, Cloud computing, Big Data, Microsoft.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Dinesh,
EEE is Electrical and Electronics Engineering where in you study the theory and applicability of electrical systems in different environments, study of power systems and a basic knowledge of electronics subjects. Whereas, CSE is Computer Science Engineering wherein you study about the computer programming languages, software, new technologies, etc. CSE involves more of logical skills but if you have a great memory and love chemistry, go for EEE. Maths in EEE is more advanced than CSE.
EEE is Electrical and Electronics Engineering where in you study the theory and applicability of electrical systems in different environments, study of power systems and a basic knowledge of electronics subjects. Whereas, CSE is Computer Science Engineering wherein you study about the computer programming languages, software, new technologies, etc. CSE involves more of logical skills but if you have a great memory and love chemistry, go for EEE. Maths in EEE is more advanced than CSE.
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Vikash Ranjan
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Well, both the options are good but electrical is a better option according to the current market trend.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
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Yes, you can get admission with this rank in SRM for EEE.
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Bibin,
Australia has its own Skilled Occupation List (SOL) which lists the occupations in demand. Both mechanical and electrical engineers are in the SOL and professionals in these fields are very much sought after. Also, both the sectors are different. So you decide basis your education background, interests and career plans.
Australia has its own Skilled Occupation List (SOL) which lists the occupations in demand. Both mechanical and electrical engineers are in the SOL and professionals in these fields are very much sought after. Also, both the sectors are different. So you decide basis your education background, interests and career plans.
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Vikash Ranjan
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SRMJEEE cutoff 2017 will be published by the admission committee of SRM University. The SRMJEEE 2017 cutoff will be available tentatively after the declaration of results on May 2, 2017. SRMJEEE 2017 cutoff will be available in the form of closing ranks. All of the applicants, who wish to get admission into the various engineering courses offered by the 5 campuses of SRM University, will have to meet the cutoff ranks. Those applicants who have been ranked lower than the closing rank of a particular category will not be eligible for admission. The cutoff of the various courses will be different. To be eligible for admission in a part
SRMJEEE cutoff 2017 will be published by the admission committee of SRM University. The SRMJEEE 2017 cutoff will be available tentatively after the declaration of results on May 2, 2017. SRMJEEE 2017 cutoff will be available in the form of closing ranks. All of the applicants, who wish to get admission into the various engineering courses offered by the 5 campuses of SRM University, will have to meet the cutoff ranks. Those applicants who have been ranked lower than the closing rank of a particular category will not be eligible for admission. The cutoff of the various courses will be different. To be eligible for admission in a part
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