Electronics

I prefer you electronic with telecommunications at sardar patel Institute of technology. Because it is a new Institute of Mumbai University. The other college is fake I came to know. So be aware. Best wishes.

See, if the branch is not a barrier, you should definitely go for IIT or IIIT, as it stands out on its own and you'll get a great exposure there. But if you are sure with your branch that's EC, then NIT-Silchar is a great college.

Sure. You can do petroleum management after B.Sc. PDPU-Gandhinagar is one of the best options for MBA in Petroleum Management. For admission to a good management college, you need to crack CAT/XAT exam.

Both have different scopes. But in my opinion you should opt for B.Tech. B.Tech is a professional degree. Jobs are more on the basis of B.Tech. Many colleges offer this course. Admission is mainly based on entrance exam.

Yes, you can do B.Sc. Electronics, but u need to show all your certificates. My option for you is Francis. We find electronics very easy and there s good teaching faculty all this is with my own experience in Electronics.

Percentage of placements is not too clear as per the college website , below are the company names listed who come for campus placements:
Companies / Recruiters who visited the campus:
Airtel biocon Cognizant Genpact Google HCL HSBC IBM IFB IGATE Indian Air Force Infosys Jindal Steel Microsoft Wipro

Hi Naman,
Kindly specify which course (college) you wish you know about as the one that you have mentioned is different from the one you have specified in the question.

You can go for ITI apprenticeship else after ITI you can go for diploma as a lateral entry in a good college as well. Some information about apprenticeship that an apprenticeship programs include on-job-training accompanied by studies as well. As you have completed ITI, do not be confused with an internship. Unlike internships, apprenticeships are for the longer term, pay is high and you get a job after it. So its more like Job with salary and you get to work.

You can apply for any internship, which offers a course of PLC for a couple of months.