Electrical Engineering

The best course is subjective. It depends on ones capability and competency (say, math skills), interests, career path in mind, available opportunities, school and/or location. Note that the financial aspect matters while pursuing higher education, and a lot more for overseas schools. &get;A good job perspective: look at circuits, architecture and design path. E. g. , embedded, SoC etc.
- Love code and tools? Wannabe Architect or Manager? Systems or Software engineering or any relavent course.
- Good at communication, debate and pitching ideas? A good MBA programme can help (say, product engineering/sales manager)
- Mega mix: take a good look at Biomedical or Physics prospects (e. g. , Nano)
- Crave for Math? Signal Processing, Cryptography, AI etc. -Teaching career? Plenty of opportunities at schools. Not enough data in this Q to write an apt answer, yet I hope this helps to an extent.

Hello Abhishek, Both the branches are quite good as far as placements are concerned. Electrical engineering perhaps can be called the original branch and electrical and electronic engineering can be called as sub branch. As time progresses many changes take place in all the fields of life. So also is the case with industry. Hear too things change. As a result electrical branch gave birth to electrical and electronic engineering branch. My personal advice to you would be to choose what you like & what you feel fascinated with. Because ultimately it's your fascination or it's your liking that will get you the top of the world if you work in this area. Best wishes to you.