Electrical Engineering

In my opinion, NIT Surat is good for electrical engineering because NIT Surat provides good EE faculty members, good placements, good infrastructure and good course curriculum.

Are you joking? You don't even want to give exam too. Have you seen someone who has did that and became an engineer? To dull it down for you, distance engineering is impossible. Whoever is telling you that it is possible is outright lying.

NIT Kurukshetra is a high reputed government institute and has good placement and the placement records for electrical engineering branch is very good.

NIT Kurukshetra is a high reputed government institute and has good placement. So, in my opinion, you should choose mechanical engineering branch.

Hi Saurabh,
You can't take laterally admission in BCA. You can take admission in B.Tech laterally admission
Thank you.

You can go for now only. You can easily take the admission in Diploma or B.Tech courses for Electrical Engineering. Just go for the admission or go for the entrance exam.
Best of luck.

You can pursue B.Tech in CSE after electrical engineering. Once you opt for it, you will realize that electrical engineering strengthened your basic knowledge about this field. Computer Science engineering in today's time has a very wide scope. You can apply in various colleges in India which might give you an upper hand for doing a Diploma as well. For doing B.Tech in CSE, you can opt for any of the colleges:
Thapar University, Patiala
DTU, Delhi
IIT's
UTM, Shillong
These are few colleges I have shortlisted for you to choose wise and the best!
Hope this helps.

Electrical engineering is one of the newer branches of engineering, and dates back to the late 19th century. It is the branch of engineering that deals with the technology of electricity. Electrical engineers work on a wide range of components, devices and systems, from tiny microchips to huge power station generators.

Yes, you can get direct admission in Diploma in electrical engineering in 2nd year after completion of ITI-2 years of course.