Electrical Engineering

Hello Rahul,
This Institute is NAAC grade A, meaning it's facilities and faculties are good. I am attaching a link that will give you all the information regarding this college viz admission procedures different courses and many achievements obtained by the college. They have also given their email and phone number through which you can enquire anything which is not given on the website. The fees in all private colleges in Maharashtra are determined by what is called as Shikshan shulk committee, and hence the fees would be reasonable in this college.
Best wishes to you.

Hi Kapil,
It totally depends on you, if you want to be a little managerial as well as a little technical then you can go for MBA, as doing MBA would provide you with a plethora of opportunities ahead. MBA would also in a general way provide you financial stability. So it totally depends on how you want your life.
I hope it helps!
Thank you.

Hello,
Thapar Institute is one of the most well-known academic institution in whole of Northern India. It is known to excel in academic pursuits and has good faculty also. Electrical and Instrumentation Engineering is of course very well for study and subsequent placements also. I feel you should have no hesitation in selecting this branch while getting admission in TIET.
Best wishes to you.

In my point of view, there no course better than practical knowledge of practice. If you have done electrical engineering, then I think you have to work in company to gain practical knowledge. If you want to do courses after electrical engineering, I suggest PLC Scada, MATLAB Programming & simulation, or if you want to learn something in free, try your way to learn electrical softwares. It is most useful in core stream. Software's list is as given below:
Lab view
MATLAB
AutoCAD
PaScad
Powersim
Proteus.

Hi,
If you are already studying class 11 and 12/ PUC, then it would be good to take up electrical and electronics engineering in B.E or B.Tech. However, Diploma soon after 10th could also be a good option leading to electrical engineering second year after completion of Diploma.

The Distance/Correspondence B.E/BTech programs are not valid as per AICTE and UGC norms for employment purpose. Hence never be pursue. You may go with B.E/BTech lateral entry programs for best employment opportunities.

Hello Shambhavi,
Diploma in Engineering in electrical branch. Well, it could be a career option in the Limited sense that you want to start working initially and then build up your career. In a government job, Diploma will not get you much ahead since minimum graduation would be needed to go far. If you are starting on your own either as Electrical consultant or as an entrepreneur then this initial training is it good enough for subsequent progress in life but if you are thinking about a job then perhaps it would be better if you think of doing graduation. Best wishes to you.

The majority of jobs for CSE are available in private sectors only. While Electrical engineering have equal scope in Private, PSUs and government sectors. So if you wants to do jobs in private sectors than go with Diploma+B.Tech in CSE. And wants jobs in (private+PSU+government) sectors, then go with Diploma + B.Tech in Electrical.

The minimum marks required for B.Tech lateral entry is 50% in Diploma.

You are actually over qualified for this course, minimum eligibility is 10+2
Check out the link below for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/design/interior-design/course/diploma-in-interior-design-and-decoration-international-academy-for-certification-and-training-iact-c-g-road-ahmedabad-258589