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Deepanwita SahuLearner!
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Basically this question can be answered by you. Ask yourself.
1. Do you like coding a lot? - Yes. Go for CSE.
2. You don't like coding but want a non-core stream - ECE
3. Like coding and interested in semiconductors and communication and circuits. - ECE
4. Okay with coding and circuits. - Choose any.
5. Like Web Development, App development, etc. - preferably choose CSE.
1. Do you like coding a lot? - Yes. Go for CSE.
2. You don't like coding but want a non-core stream - ECE
3. Like coding and interested in semiconductors and communication and circuits. - ECE
4. Okay with coding and circuits. - Choose any.
5. Like Web Development, App development, etc. - preferably choose CSE.
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Deepanwita SahuLearner!
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Among ECE and CSE, deciding which one is better depends on the person's interest. Both are equally good. If you love coding and stuff, then it'll be better to choose CSE, and if you love more of circuits and robotics, then choose ECE. Between ECE and CSE, there are higher chances of CSE getting higher pay packages. But don't get disheartened. As for campus placements, mainly IT companies visit and they pool both from ECE and CSE background depending only on your abilities. Again, both the streams will give you a lot of scope for higher studies!
In ECE, you have an additional advantage- ESE (Engineering Service Examination) covers only 4
In ECE, you have an additional advantage- ESE (Engineering Service Examination) covers only 4
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Deepanwita SahuLearner!
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No, being a student pursuing ECE I can tell, it isn't a tough stream. If you can manage studying 1 hour per day (at least) then it won't sound difficult for you. I would suggest studying whole semester instead of managing all the chapters just before exam. Once you invest your time, you would find it easy and interesting. It just requires a bit more time investment than other streams. It requires good knowledge of circuits and signals.
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Deepanwita SahuLearner!
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Yes. ECE and CSE are most demanding both among students as well as recruiters. Let's make a list of facts related to ECE-
1. Course structure: mainly deals with circuits and communication. Coding knowledge is required.
2. Telecommunication companies and IT companies are main recruiters. So placements are good.
3. Good scope of higher studies through GATE.
4. ESE/IES exam (which covers only 4 streams- civil, mechanical, electrical and ECE)
And if you can crack GATE/ESE, then you'll get handsome amount of money in your hand. After considering all of these, ECE is indeed a good branch to make your career.
1. Course structure: mainly deals with circuits and communication. Coding knowledge is required.
2. Telecommunication companies and IT companies are main recruiters. So placements are good.
3. Good scope of higher studies through GATE.
4. ESE/IES exam (which covers only 4 streams- civil, mechanical, electrical and ECE)
And if you can crack GATE/ESE, then you'll get handsome amount of money in your hand. After considering all of these, ECE is indeed a good branch to make your career.
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Deepanwita SahuLearner!
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No, being a student pursuing ECE, I can tell, it isn't a tough stream. If you can manage studying 1 hour per day (at least) then it won't sound difficult for you. I would suggest studying whole semester instead of managing all the chapters just before exam. Once you invest your time, you would find it easy and interesting. It just requires a bit more time investment than other streams.
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Deepanwita SahuLearner!
Contributor-Level 8
No, ECE isn't a tough stream. If you can manage studying 1 hour per day (at least) then it won't sound difficult for you. I would suggest studying whole semester instead of managing all the chapters just before exam. Once you invest your time, you would find it easy and interesting. It just requires a bit more time investment than other streams.
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
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I'll prefer you to opt for the ECE from ABES as this college is the best college in all the other college that you have mentioned in the list above as this college in all the terms whether it is infra, faculty and placements.
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S K JainAssociated with AMIE Study Circle, Roorkee
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If you apply now, you will be able to appear in Summer 2019 AMIE exams. Apply till January (first week), 2019. You can get all the information such as admission, syllabus, question papers etc. On this link: https://www.amiestudycircle.com. Also, to avoid any hurdle, you can join an admission package by AMIE (I) Study Circle by following this link: https://www.amiestudycircle.com/amie-prospectus-admission.html.
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Lorna Dsouza
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No, it is a full time course in International Institute of Management and Engineering
No, it is a full time course in International Institute of Management and Engineering
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Singahi saifiA writer, coder, learner and a conquerer
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Yes, you are eligible. If you have completed your class 12th or schooling with minimum aggregate of 50% marks. If you are searching to get admission in any private BCA college, then you should have this minimum aggregate. You will get admission in 1st year, and then you'll study for three years because BCA is a three year complete graduation course.
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