Electrical and Electronics Engineering

This is the age of Electronics. Electronics is impacting all aspects of human life. Next generation of automation is driven by Electronics. I am the opinion that opportunities and career growth scope of Electronics grads will higher in comparison to pure Electrical Engineering grads.

You can plan for America but you have to write IELTS exam and TOEFL for applying there.

It is a decent college with average placements follow the link below for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/bengal-college-of-engineering-and-technology-durgapur-25045/reviews?course=183589&sort_by=year of gradution&type=question
And yes, being a core branch EEE is little tougher as compared to other branches.

Surely you can, you can also opt for LEET examination.

This branch is good if you are interested in learning about motors, transformers, generators, power generation etc. If you are interested only in pure electronics subjects then opt for electronics and communication branch. The placements are good. There are many co-curricular activities like dance, drama, coding clubs etc that are actively present. The girl's hostels are also pretty fine according to what I've heard from those living in the hostels.

Hello Nelson,
With a cut-off score of 186.5, it is difficult to get a good or top ranking college being a BC category student. You can get some colleges like Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Panimalar, etc.
So, if you could suggest any college of your choice then I may tell whether you can get that or not.
This year, EEE seats are getting filled faster so it is difficult to get a good college.
For previous year's cut-off marks refer: www.cutoff.tnea.ac.in

Hello Amit,
MVIT, Bangalore is the best option but please check yourself for your satisfaction in the link provided here you can enter the college name and check the result:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison