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I want to know that what is the difference between 'Electrical engineering(EE)' and 'Electrical & Electronics engineering(EN)' ?

I want to know that what is the difference between 'Electrical engineering(EE)' and 'Electrical & Electronics engineering(EN)' ? And which branch should i choose for placements,GATE preparation and govt. jobs? And can i appear in these exams taking 'EE' as my subject? plz rply,I'm vry confued.

0 117 Views | Posted 2014-07-01 22:54:35
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    amitesh kumar Saha | Contributor-Level 9

    2014-07-01 23:26:51
    Electrical engg and electronics enng both are core branch of engg. But due to new application and gadgets both enng combined and a new engg field emerge called electrical and electronics engg. all are good. you can seat for GATE in both opting EEE.

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