Electronics

Hello Pradyumna,
It is very nice to see that you have already set a target to yourself of getting employment in NASA or ISRO. ISRO employs people or students from wide range of fields every year. You just keep on observing or keep a watch on the website of ISRO to know about announcement of the vacancies. For NASA, I suppose you will have to go to US for doing your MS and then your chances will improve for getting a job in NASA.

No, there is nothing like that. Almost, all the things that you need to know will be there.

See, in India, as of now, the increasing scope is of electronics only as there are very less manufacturing plants in India and only some companies are coming to India that will hire mechanical engineers, but in the electronics field, this is totally opposite and more and more companies are setting up there manufacturing plants in India.

See, in the mechanical branch, you can't get placements other than from your college as it is very hard to find that but as a electronics engineer you can easily grab a good job and also the promotion in this filed is also quite good.

No, both the steams are totally different but in the 1st year of any stream, you will study the basics of all the branches.

Eligibility: SSC must be completed.
Course duration is 4 years.

Hello Prashanth,
Yes, MTech in power electronics is definitely an option to be pursued for obtaining post graduation in engineering. There is a vast potential for the students having professional degrees in this area. Power and power electronics are the areas that will continue to grow because newer and better methods are being researched and found out and for their application proper professionals in this field are essential.Best wishes to you.

Hi,
Distance learning programs are good while you are in jobs because of time constrains. But, if you are fresher or unemployed than in my opinion you have to go with the regular BSC-CS course, because there are so many of doubts and issues, which cannot be solved through the distance learning mode. Most important the required pace and motivation are another factors which cannot be attained by using the distance learning mode. Further you are also eligible for B.Tech lateral entry scheme of various engineering colleges, so you have to look this aspect also. Good Luck.

Hi,
If you are working professional, then distance learning may be the good option because of time constrains, but if you are fresher or unemployed, than in my opinion you should go with regular study. Because, there are so many issues and doubts, which cannot be clear through the distance mode and most important the required pace and motivation cannot be attained through the distance mode. Further, you are also eligible for regular B.Tech lateral entry scheme, there are many colleges offers admission in 2nd year to diploma holders. So, you may look this aspect also. Good Luck.