Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. All the engineering branches are equally good but it all depends upon the field of interest of an individual. Personally, I feel that the stream might be unique but the only thing a student should focus on is the future goal. Once, he is sure with that, he can then choose the stream of his choice. As far as scope is concerned, both EEE and ECE are evergreen branches. ECE students can get into IT sectors easily, while the demand of EEE students is high in core companies. PSUs such as BEL DRMC. PSUs such as BHEL, NTPC, DMRC NHPC, Power Grid. For more information please visit this link
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/articles/comparison-between-engineering-branches-ece-and-eee-blogId-8172
Hope it helps.

Students from Karnataka seeking lateral entry into B Tech programs under merit seats must apply for the Common Eligibility Test to receive government counseling. Students from both Karnataka and other states are eligible for direct admission to the B.Tech programme through management quota. By contacting educational advisory centers or institutions, you can apply for a lateral entry programme under the management quota. When compared to merit fees, the management fee is slightly more. Students can only choose lateral admission into their respective specialty. The following colleges are provided lateral B.Tech admission for EEE as RV College of Engineering, Jain College of Engineering, RR Institute of Technology, Christ University, CMR Institute of Technology, and New Horizon College of Engineering.