Electronics and Communication Engineering

Telecommunication management of MBA is best option for you .Here is complete description :-
MBA in Telecom Management is a programme which develops understanding, knowledge and skills in all functional areas of a Telecommunication or what is known now as Information & Communication Technology Company.

Yes, you can get private jobs after completing M.Sc in electronics and communication engineering. Some of the industries you can get employed in are mentioned below (Both private and public):
Research & development laboratories
Design & manufacture of Analog & Digital appliances
Industries related to VLSI, Embedded systems and DSP
Defense organizations like DRDO
Electrical products manufacturing sectors & companies, such as Intel, Philips, Mistral, Ample Communications, Ibex, Spa Computers, Cueflux Technologies Pvt. Ltd. , EmLabs, eSpark Infotech Pvt. Ltd, I Micro System, Adamya Computing Technologies, Sonata, etc.
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First of all, congratulations, for scoring 480 marks in GATE. With that score, I am sure you can apply in all IITs and NITs. Still, you have to wait till they announce their cut-off list. It changes every year.

If we talk in terms of placements and companies, then best specializations will be:
1. VLSI and Microelectronics -: Most of the industrial jobs and research sectors of electronics recruit from this branch.
2. Communication -: For telecom sector.
3. Signal Processing -: If you like mathematics, then this branch would be ideal for you. You can also opt for M.Tech in CSE, the choice is yours. Regards.

According to me, ECE branch is a very interesting branch because there are lots of scope in this branch. And every subject is very interesting like Signal and System, Electronics Devices, Analog Circuits, Digital Circuits, Communication System, etc. For ECE branch, you should be good in integration, differentiation as well as trigonometry. Almost all subjects require all these topics.

It will be like cream on the cake. As an engineer, you have all the technical skills required for any project in your domain and with the project management degree, you will able to lead the project with the complete strategical approach. You will be able to manage the work and solve the problems in your project in very easy manner.

Hi Roshini, When it comes to engineering, top universities to be considered include:
University of Toronto
McGill University of British Columbia
University of Waterloo
University of Alberta
University of Western Ontario. Check the fees on their websites. The cut-off also differs but usually it's more than 75%. .

In aeronautics, there is some part of electronics also involved. In aircraft and at the airport, there are various electronic and signaling devices that are being installed to assist aircraft and pilots. For the proper maintenance of devices, electronic engineers are required.

Actually, you can try for jobs in software field, you may find good jobs there.