Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Yes, GATE is for pursuing pursue Masters in the same branch which you opted in B.Tech. So, you can take GATE for EEE branch only.

ECE stands for Electronics and Communication Engineering. EEE stands for Electrical and Electronics Engineering. In ECE, you get to study about the basic electronics initially with networking and fundamentals of communication. In EEE, you will get to learn about basic electronics along with the electrical part.

You can go for master studies through GATE. You can get a job in leading psu through GATE. You can work in top private companies. You can work as a researcher in ISRO or BARC. ISRO also hires EEE people as junior scientists. You can work in power plants if you have good knowledge of your branch. You can go through some industrial training to enhance your skill and gain some practical experience. Then, it will be easy to get a core job profile. You can get a job in top MNCs. IT sector is also hiring EEE people. You can change your interest from core to IT. Even you can be teacher in good colleges.

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*Continue with further education, e.g. another bachelors, masters, doctorate course
*Obtain a professional qualification, e.g. Accountant, Actuary, CFA
*Occupy yourself with volunteering work, locally or internationally
*Occupy yourself with paid work in the industry, business or academia
*Occupy yourself with paid work in governmental organizations or security forces (army, police, coast guard, etc.)
*Join a charity, non-profit (NPO) or non-governmental (NGO) organisation

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