Engineering

Electronics and Communication is a core branch of engineering. ECE is one of the oldest branches of engineering. ECE plays crucial roles in every new invention in technology. I am 2018 pass out ECE engineer, currently working in the digital marketing field. Now, choosing jobs is totally depends upon your interests. You have one year that is the first year of engineering. This one year is important. You should try to build your interests. Well, you can change your stream after the 1st year.
(1) Coding job/IT field:
If you are good in coding and knows languages like HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT, Java, C+ or PYTHON. Don't try to learn these languages at once. Start with Java or Python, if you want to become a software developer or game developer. Learn HTML, CSS, and Javascript for jobs in web development and digital marketing field.
(2) Core electronics jobs:
This one is a little difficult. Companies don't want to hire freshers with no knowledge for the core jobs. If you want to go for a core job then start with learning basic concepts of electronics. After that go for training in embedded systems, PCB designing, MATLAB, VLSI or Automation (Robotics). Choose any one wisely. I will suggest you go for VLSI or Robotics.
(3) Non-Technical job:
There is a big chance that you will be in non-technical profile if you go for campus placement. Most of the companies need a fresher candidate with good communication skills for non-technical profiles like Research Analyst, Business Development Associate, and Business Process Outsourcing (BPO & KPO). You cannot make a good career in this field. Yes, your initial salary would be high (around 30K) in metro cities. So, choose wisely.
(4) Government sector job:
This is also one of the good options after engineering. There are many organizations like ISRO, DRDO, NTPC and many more. GATE exams are conducted every year for recruitment in government organizations. You will serve in your core field after qualifying GATE. I will suggest you prepare for GATE along with your studies. Don't waste your time by sitting at home after engineering. Well, ECE engineers can also go for exams like SSC, UPSC and Banking.

The minimum eligibility criterion for Diploma in education D.Ed courses has been reset to the higher secondary certificate (HSC). The government had recently announced that the eligibility criteria will be changed from HSC to graduation. However, for this year, the old criteria will be applied. The decision was taken during a meeting of the D.Ed state admission and selection committee, which was held in the city on Monday. Anil Edge, director, Maharashtra State Education Research and Training (MSCERT), who headed the meeting, told TOI, "In order to make graduation as eligibility criteria for the D.Ed courses, the National Council for Teachers' Education (NCTE) has to give a nod. However, a few formalities are yet to be completed as there are a lot of technicalities involved. Hence, it was decided to go ahead with the old eligibility criteria for this year".