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EIE in DSCE is much better option. But, why you want to take ECE in CMRIT? I mean are you made, at the ranking of EIE in DSCE, you can easily take CSE or ISE in CMRIT.
But, CMRIT stands nowhere near DSCE.
CMRIT is new! Don't take anything other than CSE or ISE there.
Just go for EIE in DSCE, It is complex and hard subject. But, as the college is great, you can have a lot of good books and teachers to teach you everything properly.
Also, placements are far better than CMRIT.
In EIE at DSCE you get a lot of CS Subjects to study.
And, ECE is a tough branch! You get less CS Subjects and also CRMIT is a poor college too. Finally, I want to say that, take any of these but, you will end up placing in an IT Company.

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