Electronics and Communication Engineering

CSE have better placements. ECE don't have many placements. that's why ECE students also get placed in IT companies out of interest.
This is the sector in which we leave many good colleges behind. The placements in our college have been good even during the worst of market times. Coming to average package and the highest one, the average package is around 3.5 Lacs and the highest package last year offered was 27 Lacs by Amazon. We have many companies visiting our campus from Wipro, Infosys, TCS, Deloitte, etc. The placements are better in CSE as compared to ECE.
Placement and job opportunity are excellent around 85 companies come during campus placements and they will help students in very efficient and effective manner. There is a proper separate placement for Noida branch and Solan and Guna branch. Mass recruiter companies will also hire plenty of students for the full-time employment.
Overall decent placements observed for ECE branch and core companies have been visiting regularly but the intake is average overall.

First of all let me introduce you to the culture of both the colleges:
While satyabhama is relatively very strict, as they don't allow you for outings often! Cross gender interaction is not entertained and lesser semester breaks puts the nail to the coffin.
At srm you are free to live the way you wish to and also you are not restricted from outings.
Coming to the academics, you need to maintain a minimum of 75% attendence in both the colleges and failure in doing so would get you detained.
Deparment of ECE has received a grant of Rs. 55 Lakhs from the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, under Fund for Improvement of Science and Technology (FIST) scheme. Infrastructure created under this scheme includes:
Spectrum Analyzer and Signal Generator
FPGA development kit integrated with Spectrum Analyzer
Agilent's Advanced Design System Software".
Students have obtained placements at leading companies such as Intel, Texas Instruments, Infosys, TCS, Keane, Mindtree, Wipro, Cognizant Technologies and Tata Elxsi. Some are pursuing their higher studies in prestigious institutions in India and abroad.
Few students with the help of their guide have presented papers in international conferences held in USA and Malaysia. Two more students walked away with the prestigious Young Engineer Fellowships from IIT, Chennai and IISc, Bangalore. One faculty member, two years back won the 'Career Award for Young Teachers'; now she has been awarded 'ISTE Periyar Award for Best Engineering College Teacher 2008' by Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE). The Department bagged funds from the university to carry out several pilot projects.
The faculty to student ratio in srm is lot more than that of satyabhama.
Hostel facility is much better for srm as you have facility of ac /non ac /international hostel, whichever suits your pocket,which is not the case for satyabhama where you have to go with what the college allots you with.
Infrastructure:
Srn holds a 250 acre campus, well connected by wifi throughout offering 100 mbps as told.
I hope you will make the right choice. Cheers! :)

Hello Manideep,
ECE- Electronics and communication engineering
EEE- electrical and electronics engineering
1) EEE is mostly oriented towards electrical engineering and encompasses electronics only as much required. The course includes power systems, microcontrollers, electrical circuits, (Resistive, Inductive and Capacitive), switch gears and signal processing. EEE is all about the big or macro electrical products you see around yourself, such as House wiring, transformers and Power substations.
2)Whereas, ECE or Electronics and Communication provides attention to the micro or less seen aspects such as diodes, transistors, Integrated Circuits, microchips, Chip designing and architecture etc. It is more biased towards the communication aspect including wired and wireless networks, some IT and coding, Analog communication and signal processing.
You may also refer:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/articles/comparison-between-engineering-branches-ece-and-eee-blogId-8172