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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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I guess discontinuing B.Tech is not a good decision. You need to put extra efforts to get things going. There are plenty of opportunities after B.Tech, many PSUs recruit EEE engineers. IT-Companies do hire EEE engineers. Master of Business Administration is another option where engineers are more preferred. You should not lose hope.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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Both have good salary prospects. EEE have more job options in PSUs and ECE is having options in IT Companies as well as core electronic and semiconductor companies.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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To get a job in the field of electrical engineering is not that tough. First, you should be clear about the field in which you want to make your career, core field or software job. After deciding this you can make your next step. You have electrical and electronics jobs with your group. You have vast opportunities than others.
If you want to get core field jobs, then opt for courses like power systems and latest applications of solar panels.
These are the latest courses. Anyways, you can also take up the courses of electronics field like Embedded systems, VLSI, etc.
You can also opt for mechanical and mechatronics branch courses like rob
If you want to get core field jobs, then opt for courses like power systems and latest applications of solar panels.
These are the latest courses. Anyways, you can also take up the courses of electronics field like Embedded systems, VLSI, etc.
You can also opt for mechanical and mechatronics branch courses like rob
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Vishal ChauhanWell experienced in consumer durables Field
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If you get admission in an IIT, opt for electrical engineering. For CSE, you can opt for both IIts and NITs. IITs are known for electrical engineering, they have good placement percentage for electrical engineering too.
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MS VivekGraduate in Electrical and Electronics Engg
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Get the best knowledge and courses in Embedded systems, VLSI, PLC, SCADA, HMI and DCS. You will have a good future in Manufacturing and production sector.
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Virender SharmaDeep Thinker
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The specialization in area of your profession i.e. EEE will suit you better.
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Sahal Patel
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It is not possible after you opt for a particular field, but check the website of your desired university, it may be possible.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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You have right qualifications to start your careers as supervisor in any electrical or electronic firm or in any manufacturing / services unit as maintenance supervisor. Along with job, you are advised to do AMIE. If you plan to study further, you may seek lateral entry in B.Tech degree course. You may take decision based on your interests and personal conditions.
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