Electrical Engineering

Yes, you only have to clear GATE or any government services exam.

Hi,
I can't be specific about this particular specialisation but overall BE/B.Tech placement is 89%, Rs. 40.00 lacs. P. a. the highest salary package that was being offered and average Rs. 5.93 lacs p. a. salary package that is offered. The number of companies that visit is 231 that includes some big names in the industry like HCL, Hyundai, etc.

Yes,
Diploma holders seeking admission to Engineering and Technology degree course:
Aspirants must have passed Diploma in Engineering/Technology from an AICET approved institute with a minimum of 45% marks (40% for SC/SC/OBA A/PwD) or equivalent CGPA.

Hello Jordan,
For getting good government colleges under WBJEE domain, you need to score more than 120 marks in WBJEE. However you may refer here for more insights;
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/wbjee-college-predictor
All the best.

To be very frank, these days I feel there is more scope for interdisciplinary work as compared to working on specifically one core domain. Even the research funding for basic research and research in core fields in reducing day by day as there is a lot less area left to work on.

First of all, you should focus on your interest and the field, which can help to fulfill your interest. Hence, on the basis of which, you can decide your trade. For example, if you have keen interest in machines and its various aspect, then you can choose mechanical.

After Diploma you can't get admission in IIT you have to complete 12th and clear IIT exam.

Hello Imran,
It's an interesting query that you have raised. However, the answer is most straightforward. There is a saying which says "beauty is in the eyes of the beholder". Meaning what I perceive as beautiful, others may not perceive it that way. So is the case with different branches of engineering. There are people who will perceive each of these branches as best. I would say that what you like is the best as far as you are concerned & what I like is best as far as I am concerned.