Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Hi Mukunthan,
CalTech, Georgia Tech, MIT, Cornell, Carnegie Mellon, Virginia Tech, UC Berkeley, UIUC are among the top ones. Stanford needs no mention. Please check the university websites for detailed admission requirements.

Hi Akhil,
Opting for B.Tech after B.Sc will do you no good. Opt for M.Sc in PG or pursue a Masters course through distance while working.

With this score, it is difficult for you to get admission in NITs but you can still look out for some government colleges that you can get with this score.

Hi Kiran
Can you please specify your university and grades because now-a-days, it is really difficult to get a job in core industries specially in electronics field. I suggest you to join any engineering company which you get easily.

Both the streams are good for studying and it depends upon your interest but as per career prospect, electrical is better than electronics because in India the number of electronics industries are limited.

If you do M.Tech EEE from IITs or NITs then you can get good placement and will also have better learnings.

In order to have clear fundamentals and understanding on electrical engineering to build alternators, you are advised to opt for Diploma in Electrical Engineering. This will also help you set up other electrical goods manufacturing unit in long run.

It's an average college with decent placements.
You can check the below mentioned link for more details:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-tech-in-electrical-and-electronics-engineering-jyothishmathi-institute-of-technology-and-science-karimnagar-187967

RCERT- Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering Research and Technology
AMC- Annasaheb Magar College
BVCEK- Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering Kolhapur
These colleges provide the EEE branch in Maharashtra. Above mentioned colleges are the best in terms of ranking, campus, faculty, placement and management.