B.E.

No, BTech has a more practical implication, while a Bachelor of Engineering focuses more on the theoretical insight of a topic. BTech is highly in demand and therefore pursued by many candidates who wish to make a career in top telecom and electronic companies. Therefore, a majority of colleges now offer a BTech in ECE course, which is designed in such a way as to prepare candidates for industrial exposure. 

However, it depends on the individual; if you focus on gaining more experience and upskilling, a B.E. degree in ECE can also give you a decent level of growth in your career.

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Electronics and Communication Engineering

SJB Institute of Technology (SJBIT) is known for providing decent placement opportunities for B.E. Mechanical Engineering students. The college has a dedicated Training and Placement Cell that works actively to connect students with potential employers. Various reputed companies from diverse sectors visit the campus for recruitment drives, offering roles in design, manufacturing, automotive, and related fields. The placement cell also conducts workshops, mock interviews, and skill development programs to enhance students' employability. While individual outcomes may vary, SJBIT's efforts in securing placements for its mechanical engineering graduates are generally commendable, ensuring opportunities for career growth and development.