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With the shift system being introduced in Polytechnic and engineering colleges, there is a tremendous squeeze in the job markets. Hence, fresh engineering graduates should be alert in grabbing the opportunities coming their way or take up higher studies. Every engineering branch has its significance. It depends on the choice of the student. Today most jobs are available in the service sector. EEE students are mostly absorbed in the core sector, unlike ECE. Core sector means sectors like power. EEE has many opportunities and students are not opting for it due to lack of awareness. Any engineering course has a lot of scope. Any raw material to be converted into a product, it has to undergo many processes involving chemicals. Almost everything we use is chemically processed. India's top industrialists like Mukesh Ambani and others are chemical engineers. You can join any manufacturing industry and go towards research and development. A student of chemical engineer can also specialize in various fields like biotechnology, environmental engineering and others. If you want to move into the service industry like IT, which has many branches, then functional knowledge is necessary. Every branch offers good employment opportunity. Engineering is a design-oriented subject. Design involves problem-solving. If you become a good problem solver, every branch of engineering offers you the job opportunity. You are advised to go through the subjects taught in each branch and decide which branch is most interesting to you. As the field of engineering incorporates new technologies, the appropriate scope of undergraduate education in engineering continues to grow. It appears unlikely that course breadth can be widened to accommodate this growth, at every institution, by increasing the length of the undergraduate engineering curriculum. Therefore, increases in breadth must come sacrifices in depth of coverage for many subjects. In summary: The core branches of engineering are the ones which will be always in huge demand. The branches which constitute the core branches are electrical, civil, mechanical and electronics. Graduates of these branches will not have a problem in finding a career option and they are eligible to apply for any post, unlike the specialised branches. The Computer Science and IT branches of engineering have uneven demand factor. Other branches like Bio-Tech and Bio-Medical also fall in the uncertain category.

Students can choose the following courses after 12th commerce and after 12th Arts, under different specializations of their choice and interest, after their 12th (XII) in Commerce / Arts.
Degree Courses
ACCOUNTING & FINANCE
B.Com (Bachelor's Degree in Commerce)
Students interested in getting the basic accounting and finance degree, along with other options viz., economics, hr, export-import, can take up B.Com. The major topics covered are:-
• Accounting & Finance managementCost management
• Economics
• Human Resource
• Export Management
• Industrial Psychology etc.,
B.B.I. (Bachelor's Degree in Banking and Insurance)
Students focussed on getting into the banking and insurance sector can take up this degree course. The major topics covered are:-
• Financial Accounting & Management
• Banking laws
• Business laws
• Corporate laws
• Taxation
• Auditing
• Cost accounting
• HRM
• Insurance etc.,
B.A.F. (Bachelor's Degree in Accounting & Finance)
Students who wish to get an in-depth knowledge on all accounting and finance methods, and focussed of making a career in accounting and finance field can opt for this option. The major topics covered are:-
• Financial accounting
• Cost accounting
• Auditing
• Taxation
• Business Law
• Economics
• Business communications
• IT etc.,
B.F.M. (Bachelor's Degree in Financial Markets)
Students who wish to get an early start in understanding and making a career in the financial markets (stock/share markets) can opt for the BFM degree. The following important subjects are covered in the curriculum:-
• Debt markets
• Equity markets
• Capital markets
• Commodities markets
• Security markets
• Investments
• Mutual fund
• Micro economics
• Financial accounts
• Taxation
• Statistics
• Risk management
• Communication Skills etc.,
MANAGEMENT
B.M.S. (Bachelor's Degree in Management Science)
B.B.A. (Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration)
Students who wish to make a career in management cadre of the industry overlooking strategy and planning works of various departments that impacts business, can opt for BBA / BMS. The major topics covered are:-
• Marketing
• Finance
• Human resource
• Business & Industrial law
• Business mathematics
• Business ethics
• Management
• Operations & Research
• International business
• Public relations management
• Export-Import business
• Retail management etc.,

Popular Private Colleges accepting JEE Main Scores
S. No. College Information
01
Amity School of Engineering and Technology, Noida
It is one of the top private institutions providing engineering education. The Amity School of Engineering and Technology, Noida offers B.Tech programme in multiple disciplines including Computer Science, Automobile, etc.
02
Punjab Technical University, Jalandhar
Found in the year, 1997, the Punjab Technical University is popular for its engineering programmes. The varsity offers over 35 programmes under B.Tech degree.
03
Delhi Technological University, Najafgarh, Delhi
One of the top-notch universities, Delhi Technological University (DTU) is renowned for promoting the spirit of engineering. The university offers 15 programmes leading to B.Tech degree. Software Engineering, Mathematics & Computing, Bio-Technology, are to name a few.
04
Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology, Dwarka, Delhi
This popular engineering college comprises of the following branches at the undergraduate B.E Level:Division of Electronics and Communication EngineeringDivision of Computer EngineeringDivision of Instrumentation and Control EngineeringDivision of Manufacturing Process and Automation EngineeringDivision of Information TechnologyDivision of Bio-Technology
04
Punjab Engineering College (PEC), Chandigarh
PEC University of Technology, Chandigarh comprises of various engineering departments including Aeronautical Engineering Department, Production Engineering Department, and Metallurgical Engineering Department, etc.
05
Galgotias University
This university is a new age educational institution providing quality training in a wide range of disciplines. Famous for its Engineering and Technology Schools, the university offers various engineering programmes including Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, etc.
06
Vel Tech Multi Tech Dr. Rangarajan Dr. Sakunthala Engineering College, Avadi, Chennai
This college provides quality education in multiple undergraduate courses leading to B.E. Degree. A total of 6 engineering programmes are offered in the university including B.E. / B Tech Electronics & Communication Engineering, B.E. Biomedical Engineering, B.Tech Information Technology, etc.
07
Institute of Engineering & Technology, Chandigarh
This institute is popular for producing professionally skilled students for career in engineering.

The Public Sector has more opportunities for Ece students than Cse/IT but there is a huge competition for government jobs for ece graduates so prepare well for these type of examinations to get your dream job in public sector. Public sectors jobs can be divided into 3 types.
A)PSU’s
These are public sector companies that either take applications based on GATE score and interview or hold their own exams and interview.
B) IES:
Indian Engineering Services are considered the most prestigious job profile for Engineers in India, equivalent to what IAS are in administration or IPS in Police. The selection is through Engineering Services Examination (ESE) which is among the most competitive exams in India. By writing Engineering Service Examination (ESE) Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) students or graduates get following jobs.
(i) Indian Railway Service of Signal Engineers.
(ii) Indian Railway Stores Service (Telecommunication/ Electronics Engineering Posts).
(iii) Indian Naval Armament Service (Electronics Engineering Posts).
(iv) Assistant Executive Engineer Group ‘A’ (Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering Posts) in the Corps of E.M.E., Ministry of Defence
(v) Central Power Engg. Service, Group ‘A’ [Electronics and Telecommunication Engg. Service].
(vi) Indian Inspection Service (Asst.Dir. Grade-I)
(vii) Indian Telecommunication Service Gr. ‘A’.
(viii) Junior Telecom Officer [General Central Service Group ‘B’ Gazetted Non- Ministerial]
For more Details visit this website (www.upsc.gov.in)
C) Research Institutions:
There are three major public research centres in India which run under the three wings of Government of India they are Dept of Space (DOS), Dept of Defense (DoD) & Dept of Atomic Energy (DAE), there are
i) ISRO ( Indian Space Research Organisation ) is amongst the six largest government space agencies in the world.The highly efficient space agency of India, and the many institutions under its umbrella. The recruitment is through ISRO ICRB Annual Recruitment Examination followed by interview ISRO is to develop space technology and its application to various national tasks.They also one who recruit electronics engineers every year through their written test,Mostly they release a notification in between Feb-march on every year.Some times they will visit on campus recruitment in IIT’s, NIT’s and some top most universities.
Website: http://www.isro.org/scripts/job.aspx
ii) DRDO (Defence Research and Development Organisation