Information Science Engineering

Well, true that it all comes down to preferences, but let's have a look at what the branches are meant to be. Information technology: where you learn about processors, compilers develop algorithms etc. But at the end of the day it all comes down to your coding skills. Companies recruit you on the basics of how good a coder you are. Electronics and communication: well you learn about microcontrollers and communication but keeping in mind that microcontrollers need to be programmed so you have to learn coding anyhow. And if you are dedicated enough you can use your little bit of coding knowledge on sites like codechef and develop your algorithms alongside.

After looking at your concern, I would like to explain few points. There is no course which bad. You cannot compare CS with Engineering nor engineering With CS. The fact is even engineers are earning in Lacs of rupees. They have chance to setup their own business. Whereas, even CS students are getting higher salary for those who deserve. If you compare both courses until n unless you develop your own interest in that field nothing is suitable for you. The point what you love to do. Whether you are happy with technical knowledge you want to build your career in the field of engineering where you deal with electricity machines software etc. Or you want to go with CS. Ask yourself which course is suitable for you. You can earn salary in both the field it depends how you caught up the things. The area of interest you have. I would recommend to go with what you love to do rather than what is the trend in market. You will obviously earn high salary. Love your work not your job.