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2016-08-09 19:17:49
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
In order to have high salaried job, it is recommended that you do M.Tech from IITs / NITs or MBA from a Tier I management college. Both M.Tech and MBA are good career options after engineering graduation degree. M.Tech will make you a specialist in chosen field and you can make career as a technologist. You may seek admission in M.Tech if you are technically inclined. If you are not technically inclined then you may opt for MBA and become a generalist. Currently scope of MBA is wider but slowly industry has started paying good salaries to technologist also.
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2016-08-06 00:19:22
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Kundan Lenka
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You can either get a job or opt for higher studies. You can also appear for GATE exam.
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2016-08-05 18:29:32
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Bhargav C
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Hello Shubham,
Scope is a very vague word.
If you want to know what are your opportunities after studying EEE, that would be a better question. I would say it depends on so many other factors that this question can't be answered well. The college where you study is of utmost importance. Your willingness to pursue higher studies (MS, M.Tech) will decide what you can do in the field.
If you are thinking job scenario wise, any engineering degree from a good college is good enough to get a job (Might not be in EEE) . EEE jobs are lesser anywhere and you will need to be in the top to get them. Higher studies increases chances that you can purs
Scope is a very vague word.
If you want to know what are your opportunities after studying EEE, that would be a better question. I would say it depends on so many other factors that this question can't be answered well. The college where you study is of utmost importance. Your willingness to pursue higher studies (MS, M.Tech) will decide what you can do in the field.
If you are thinking job scenario wise, any engineering degree from a good college is good enough to get a job (Might not be in EEE) . EEE jobs are lesser anywhere and you will need to be in the top to get them. Higher studies increases chances that you can purs
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2016-08-01 20:10:12
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Aerospace engineering is mainly offered at PG level in India in most of the reputed colleges. You can look for IISC for it. Abroad also, your first year is general courses related to engineering and you choose specialization or majors after a year. Germany, USA, Canada are the places to be.
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2016-08-01 12:16:17
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pawan c
Beginner-Level 4
You can visit the below mentioned link for more information:
http://www.apnaahangout.com/be-btech-chemical-engineering/
http://www.apnaahangout.com/be-btech-chemical-engineering/
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2016-08-01 07:47:01
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Suprem Kumar
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If you are getting the main campus than it is good. Otherwise, you may try in Radharaman Oriental with CS as your branch, because CS has huge demand and placement in any average college.
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2016-07-27 11:59:57
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
Currently, Indian IT industry is an industry which is creating maximum new jobs for last 10 years. As per NASSCOM, this trend will continue for some more time. Therefore, CSE has edge over ECE for some more years in terms of job opportunities.
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2016-07-26 21:35:12
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Alapan RoyBCA graduate & CERTIFIED in IT,CCNA,CCNP,CEH.
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Both these courses are valuable. Your choice much depend on your interest.
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2016-07-26 01:23:44
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2016-07-25 15:17:52
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
AME is a niche branch of engineering in whichever you are only eligible for aircraft servicing and maintenance jobs. You will get very little aircraft design exposure. Scope is limited to a smaller industry. Aeronautical engineering has wider scope. Therefore, it will better if you do aeronautical engineering in place of AME.
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