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When it comes to scope, let me be very frank. There are not many options like majority of people claim. To teach at school level, you need to have a Bachelor's degree in education and that's mandatory. If you want to go for college teaching, you need to clear your CBSE NET which in definitely the toughest as compared to other subjects. You need to either opt for Ph.D. which is will at least take 4-5 years. Now apart from teaching? If you are more inclined towards creative fields like media, content writing or news reading then a degree in mass media is again a must. Think wisely. If you are actually looking for a job after Masters then look for some professional courses. Thank you.

I would suggest, to buy laptops as per your budget, and minimum it should have 8 GB RAM,1 TB hard disk, a better graphics card and other important hardware. The study of CSE in LPU is very good. CSE is one of the branches in LPU having wonderful placements. Most of students get placed in reputed companies with few opting for higher studies. Special inputs in the form of placement classes are given to students to hone their skills and prepare them for placements. Professors are easily approachable in the college and are well experienced. They are very supportive of all technicalities. Students can contact them anytime for their study purpose.

There are Plenty of Career Options in ECE after B.Tech. Electronics Graduates can go for any one sector. There are many sectors which provides them opportunity to enhance their skills.
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TOP Companies which offer JOBS for ECE engineers are
Texas Instruments. Intel. AMD. CISCO. IBM. Samsung Electronics. Sony. ToshibaThere are many students who preferred to work in government sector job rather than work in Private sector job. ECE Students can go for government sectors job too. It is required to beat Competition to be select in government jobs. ISRO, DRDO, BARC, CSIR, IAS, PCS these are some of the options where an ECE Students can get the job. Along with it they can go for Bank PO exam, SSC CGL and many more.

This review by a student may help you out:
JAYPEE is one of the best engineering college in India. JAYPEE is one of the few private college which better than nits and some of IITS college. Most important thing about JAYPEE is placement is very good. JAYPEE is heaven for students who want to study CS engineering. JAYPEE take admission on basis of JEE Main rank. Previous year cut off for CS is from 19000AIR to 44000AIR. The highest package is 48 Lacs in 2017 and average is 5lakh. Big companies like AMAZON, SNAPDEAL, and DELLOITE came for placement. JAYPEE don't admission through DONATION. At last in would like to clear I'm talking about JAYPEE sectors 62 main campus not for side campus JAYPEE sectors 128.

PUC is the most preferred step after 10th grade in Karnataka. It's a two-year course which ends with one board exam at the end of the second year.
It is offered in three different streams: Science, Commerce and Arts/Humanities. You will have to study 4 core subjects which will depend on which stream you are in along with 1st language (English) and a 2nd language (more than 10 different languages are available). It is the most accepted qualification for graduation. There are many colleges which offer classes in the evening too which makes it very easy for those who wish to earn while they are studying. A little about each stream:
Commerce: Commerce has been the preferred stream in our country and opens up a wide arena of options for you to choose from as a career choice. Science: This course gives you the scientific perspective of things and readies you to pursue pure Science careers such as Medicine, Pharmacy, Research, etc. Science enthusiasts and even math enthusiasts would love this course.
Arts/Humanities: From advertising to acting to doing social work to making that funny video you watched on YouTube scope for arts is everywhere. Demand for psychologists and content creating personnel and many creative services are increasing and making the arts stream a very lucrative option. Diploma courses are heavily job oriented. They train you to do a specific job or profession in short span of time as opposed to studying an entire stream and choosing a career path later. Many students opt for Diploma courses but it's not the most popular. It is also heavily skilled based and hence requires precision and concentration. They are usually range from 6 months to 3 years. There are roughly two kinds of Diploma Courses: Technical Diploma Courses and Non technical Diploma Courses.
Technical Diploma: Technical Diploma courses usually deal with courses on engineering and technology. The careers are not usually very high paying but it is a boon for what is arguably India's the biggest strength: its manpower. Diplomas help increase the number of skilled workers in the country.
Non-Technical Diploma: Non-Technical Diploma deals with skills which require precision and training but not necessarily technical. Non-technical Diplomas too produce a huge amount of skilled workers who can be easily employed.