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Disha Chauhan

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EE is concerned with using electricity to transmit energy and EEE concerned with using electricity to transmit information. In Electrical Engineering you study Power System engineering in more details starting from electrical power generation, line parameter calculation, power system analysis, switchgear & protection. In EEE most of these subjects are common except that some of the advanced topic in power system analysis like load flow analysis, power system operation & control etc. are covered only in EE.

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archit kumarCollege selection expert

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Hello Abhishek,
Both the branches have their own perks, so you have to decide in which of them you are interested in, however If you want to work in core companies the go for EEE and if you want options of both core and software then go for ECE.

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Deepanshi JainCareer

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Good Score in Maharashtra State CET with qualifying percent marks in Higher Secondary Exam-12th according to DTE, Mumbai (which varies according to caste)
You may Check cut offs for previous years on the website of DTE for First year Engineering Admissions. Strategic study with focus approach will easily achieve your dream to be a part of wonderful and prestigious college- COEP
Read the article - https://www.shiksha.com/college/college-of-engineering-pune-shivaji-nagar-28324/admission.

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Pavithra DesuDesign Engineer

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Dude, Yes you can, of course join this course even after doing your Bachelor of engineering in EE. Generally, speaking the eligibility for admission for aircraft maintenance engineering course is 12th pass and it's 3 years bachelor of science course but it does not matter as there is no upper age limit for joining this course. Hence, even after completion of your BE, you can join this course.

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Pavithra DesuDesign Engineer

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A student gets 3 chances for appearing in JEE Mains and of course in getting admission in one of the NIT from the passing year of 12th. So, by this logic, you are still eligible to get admission, but yes you have asked a very pertinent question. Here I would like to advise you that in the previous year almost 50% fresh engineering graduates were jobless. This does not mean that graduates from NIT were jobless. But this is an overall figure. In view of this I would rather advise you to think of some other career in a field that fascinates you are that gives you the feeling of challenge. I am sure with this selection you will do well in
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Sanjana SodhiDevelop a passion for learning.

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Hi, in order to pursue Master's degree from universities. You need to have relevant undergraduate degree from recognized university with good academic record preferably 60%-70% plus in graduation, plus you need to take below mentioned tests:
1. GRE.
2. TOEFL or IELTS. For admission in Master's degree in American universities you need to have GRE score of 300 plus, IELTS score of 7 with no individual band below 6.5 or TOEFL score of 90 with no band less than 20. Please note that the eligibility criteria for admission may differ from university to university. However as per your profile you may look for some of the below mentioned univers
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp

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Hi dear,
Every branch in engineering has its own scope and benefits, there is no such comparison. Just there are a few differences like mechanical, electrical and civil are evergreen branches but CS IT and EC have high placement records. Other than this, you may also take chemical, metallurgy, mechatronics, etc.

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Vidhushi Sabharwal

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Hi Jenny,
There are many universities in UK, where you may try to apply. Everywhere the eligibility criteria is different. You must take the IELTS. Competitive universities will prefer higher CGPA but with your current CGPA you are eligible to apply. You have to take your IELTS. Recommended score to study in UK is 7 or higher. Most importantly you must check the university websites for application information and deadlines. Many have rolling admissions that is admissions can go on till seats are available. University College London, University of Edinburgh, Manchester University etc. are some good ones besides others.

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Rocky Singh

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For pursuing B.Tech in EEE, I suggest you for Amrita School of Engineering Bengaluru and help with the link mentioned here of website to know college better https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/course/b-tech-in-electrical-and-electronics-engineering-amrita-school-of-engineering-bengaluru-sarjapur-road-bangalore-160968.

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