If I take BE electronics and instrumentation, what is its scope in future? What salary can I expect?

The course content is such that it covers a little bit of every engineering discipline, before focusing on the core Electronics and Instrumentation subjects. This helps in making a switch to other disciplines (eg. Computer Science) if anyone wishes to. Many students from this stream go to good universities abroad to pursue MS/ Ph.D. in their desired fields of interest, every year. There are seats in the IITs and IISC too, where it is relatively more difficult to get in, because of the fierce competition. Jobs prospects: - PSUs recruit through GATE. One can appear for GATE in 'Instrumentation'paper and make himself eligible to apply for PSUs like NTPC, IOCL, BPCL, GAIL, ONGC, etc. - I have seen my seniors getting placed in electronics companies like Texas Instruments, Cadence Design systems and giving a good competition to the ECE guys. - There are also companies, which come looking for Instrumentation engineers in particular, like Foster-Wheeler, CAIRN India, LINDE, etc. - Moreover, during Campus placements E & I guys are generally allowed to sit in almost every type of company that is coming for recruitment: From Coding to Consultancy, Financial services to Decision Sciences. Almost all.

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