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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
You need to research about the various Diploma courses available related to your field. These could be in management or technical. Once you have done it, look at their requirements and start preparing accordingly. For management, GMAT is a good option along with IELTS or TOEFL.
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https://www.shiksha.com/top-electronics-communication-engineering-colleges-in-chennai-rankingpage-45-0-0-64-0
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Scholar-Level 18
(a) Maintenance and operations role in electronics, telecommunication equipment manufacturing companies.
(b) Maintenance and operations role in manufacturing companies
(c) Maintenance and operations role with Telecommunications service providers
(d) Testing, Quality control and supervision of the deployment of electronics and telecommunication devices
(e) Design Engineer & R&D role in Telecommunication, Analog and Digital Electronics, Networking, Embedded systems, VLSI , signal and image process etc
(f) Independent co
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http://www.payscale.com/research/IN/Degree=Bachelor_of_Engineering_(BEng_/_BE),_Electronics_&_Communications _Engineering/Salary
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As I am a Diploma in EEE student, I would suggest, you should opt for a Diploma course. Even the fee structure is less and if you do engineering it adds a greater value of your certification.
If you have better communication skills, you will get placed in a good MNC after the completion of your couse, but it is up to your skills.
Coming to the government jobs if you choose ECE then you can apply for BSNL (junior engineer) post after your Diploma which has intake every year. SSC (staff selection commission) will every year announce the open positions for the post of junior engineer. The announcement is made in the month of O
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Scholar-Level 18
ECE engineers are preferred in electronics, electrical, telecommunication, instrumentation, IT and ITES industries. Thus, it have wider career choices.
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Scholar-Level 18
It's good to know that you are doing BE. No, your 2-year drop will not matter at all if you desire to pursue study in VLSI. If there is a break in studies, we sometimes tend to loose thread of studying. However, as famously said 'where there is a will, there is a way'. Just do not worry and go ahead. Best wishes.
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