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Biswajoy Chatterjee
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Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE) is a stream where after passing you get the chance of developing Electronic devices, programming integrated chips and making them work in the way you want to.
For ECE, I will refer you to University of Engineering & Management (UEM) under IEM group. Students passing out from IEM and UEM are all having 1-2 job offers. They are working all over the world in top positions. They are working in Microsoft, Google, Oracle, Honeywell, IBM research, INTEL and all top multinational companies.
Govt of India, MHRD, NIRF
has ranked IEM group as 3rd in Bengal after IIT Kharagpur and NIT Durgapur. The top
For ECE, I will refer you to University of Engineering & Management (UEM) under IEM group. Students passing out from IEM and UEM are all having 1-2 job offers. They are working all over the world in top positions. They are working in Microsoft, Google, Oracle, Honeywell, IBM research, INTEL and all top multinational companies.
Govt of India, MHRD, NIRF
has ranked IEM group as 3rd in Bengal after IIT Kharagpur and NIT Durgapur. The top
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Biswajoy Chatterjee
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Telecommunication engineering is actually nomenclatured as ETC (Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering) or ECE (Electronics & Communication Engineering). After passing out from this steam, you need to work on Electronics devices. You also have the scope of programming Integrated circuits (ICs) and make them work in the way you want it to. You have immense scope in VLSI.
I may refer you University of Engineering & Management (UEM) under IEM group for these courses. Students passing out from IEM and UEM from both these branches are working all over the world in top positions. They are working in Honeywell, IBM research, INTEL and al
I may refer you University of Engineering & Management (UEM) under IEM group for these courses. Students passing out from IEM and UEM from both these branches are working all over the world in top positions. They are working in Honeywell, IBM research, INTEL and al
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Sumitra Mahajan
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Yes ! Sanchalika you can have admission in M.Sc Animation and 3D Graphics. Some good Colleges like IIT-H, NIFT, LPU,. Best of Luck !
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pawanpreet kaur
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Hi Sanchit,
For list of colleges offering M.Tech Electronics via GATE score, kindly refer the below :
https://www.shiksha.com/gate-exampage
Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.
For list of colleges offering M.Tech Electronics via GATE score, kindly refer the below :
https://www.shiksha.com/gate-exampage
Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.
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Prateek Sengar
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Hi Haris,
As you have already done automation training, I would suggest you to go for automation only because your practical exposure of training will pay off.
Rest you should choose the branch keeping in mind the types of jobs you will get after completing the course and towards which stream you are most inclined.
All the best.
As you have already done automation training, I would suggest you to go for automation only because your practical exposure of training will pay off.
Rest you should choose the branch keeping in mind the types of jobs you will get after completing the course and towards which stream you are most inclined.
All the best.
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Dr Navarun VarmaLecturer, NUS
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Hello Nadeem,
Canadian universities do not follow any official ranking system as such. Same applies to SPP colleges. While not all SPP offers PG courses, there are a few colleges which does and they are quite popular. Few of them include Durham College, George Brown College, Sheridan College, Humber College, Seneca College and Centennial College of Applied Arts & Technology. Please visit the websites of these colleges to learn more about the courses.
Best regards.
Canadian universities do not follow any official ranking system as such. Same applies to SPP colleges. While not all SPP offers PG courses, there are a few colleges which does and they are quite popular. Few of them include Durham College, George Brown College, Sheridan College, Humber College, Seneca College and Centennial College of Applied Arts & Technology. Please visit the websites of these colleges to learn more about the courses.
Best regards.
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