Electrical Engineering

You should accept the Electrical branch in NIT Silchar rather than CSE in IIITS as NIT Silchar is way older and has more reputation than IIITs. You should study hard in the 1st year in NIT Silchar as 1st year is common in every department and if you will be able to score more than 9 CGPA then you can apply for branch transfer in CSE. NIT Silchar has a facility of branch transfer in 2nd year so you can go for CSE in 2nd year.

Yes, candidates who have completed a Diploma in Electrical Engineering or any other branch of engineering can pursue a BA Economics. They should have secured at least 50% marks as it is an essential eligibility criterion to be fulfilled to secure admission to BA Economics. 

The candidates should make an informed decision as the choice of a bachelor’s degree would determine one’s career path. Those who do not wish to pursue a B.E./BTech or a BCA can opt for a Humanities course such as BA Economics.

The lab subjects covered in the IITB Electrial Engineering course are related to the specialisation. Each of the semester has some lab subjects in it. Students have to pass the lab subjects separately to get admission. Some of the lab subjects included in the course curriculum are:

• Physics Lab/Chemistry Lab
• Digital Systems Lab
• Analog Circuits Lab
• Power Engineering Lab
• Communications Lab, etc.

The fee structure for Diploma in Electrical Engineering at Al Kabir Polytechnic College is:

- Total Fee: Rs 1, 24, 000 
- Annual Fee: INR 41,333 
- 1st Year Fee: INR 41, 333
- 2nd Year Fee: INR 41, 333
- 3rd Year Fee: INR 41,333 

It is important to note that fees could change from time to time hence it is advised to conduct a follow up with the particular college or one should visit official website of college for recent data.

The basic differences between electrical and electronics branches of engineering is as follow

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The procedure for Direct Admission In Engineering Colleges Without Donation is through management quota seats. Management quota seats are available in most of the private engineering colleges and anybody can join direct management quota seats.

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Below table shows how Power Engineering and Electrical Engineering are almost same:

Both Power Engineering and Electrical Engineering share a common foundation in electrical theory and problem solving skills. However, there are also some prominent differences between the two fields. Power Engineering usually focuses on the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity, while Electrical Engineering covers a wider range of applications, such as electronics, communications, and control systems.

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B.Tech CSE has better placements than B.Tech Electrical Engineering at R.R. Group of Institutions. In B.Tech CSE, an average of 90% of students are placed while In B.Tech Electrical Engineering, the average placement rate is 75%. The highest Package offered to B.Tech CSE students is INR 16 LPA while for B.Tech Electrical Engineering Students, it is around INR 7-8 LPA.

Both IIT Indore and IIT Gandhinagar offer excellent electrical engineering programs, but they have different strengths. IIT Indore is known for its strong research output and modern infrastructure. IIT Gandhinagar emphasizes holistic education, interdisciplinary learning, and a flexible curriculum. Your decision should consider faculty expertise, campus facilities, research opportunities, and personal preferences regarding campus culture and location. Visiting both campuses and reviewing their specific electrical engineering programs can help in making an informed decision.

There are less chances to get admission at B.E. in Electrical Engineering at MBM Engineering, Jodhpur below 85 percentile in JEE Mains.