What is the scope of electronics and electrical engineering?

The future prospects of the EEE graduates are very wide and bright.The demand for environmentally friendly power generation,more sophisticated electrical and electronic devices, cheaper and smarter products, means there is lot of work for Electrical engineers. They can easily work in public sector units along with wide range of jobs in private sector.

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LPU is a well renowned university, providing quality education, innovative pedagogy and unbeatable placements both national and international. LPU provides a great academic exposure to its students. It provides a chance to the students to attend guest lectures or workshops, so that they get to learn as much as they can. The students also work on live projects, so that they are able to apply their knowledge to practical settings. It is one of the few that has embraced international practices when it comes to designing a curriculum. Instead of using old school books and lectures, LPU has experimented with books, interactive problem-solving interactions and working through real-world applications. LPU provides ample opportunities to each and every eligible student to secure good placement with the help of a dedicated Division of Career Services. The university has been ranked high by various outer agencies with regard to placements. LPU is conferred with National Employ-ability Award 2020 by Aspiring Minds for the 7th time in a row for having Most Employable Students and being one among the top colleges and universities in India with one of the highest Employ-ability rates. Companies which recruit from IIT's, Iims also recruit the students of LPU. Companies like Bosch, Samsung, Voltas, Lava, Vodafone, L&T Infoetch, PEGA, hp, LG Soft India, Capgemini, Hind Rectifiers, Verizon, Hitachi Power, Videocon, L&T Technology Services, Ericsson, HCL Technologies, Asahi India, Ceasefire Industries, Sandhar Technologies, Indus tower, KEC International, Dharam Consulting, Cleanmax Solar, CSS Corp, Exide, Zamil ACs, Synopsys, Cypress Semiconductors, Federal Bank, Mercer Mettle, Nylocore Transmissions, Sagacious Research, Bristlecone, Medtrail, Jakson Engineering, Akzo Nobel, High Radius, Mygate, GE Power etc. And many more visit lpu for placement of students.

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Hello Arunava, The placement scenario for both the streams is explained below please go through that EEE: In EEE the competition is not very tough and the availability of jobs too are good. Electrical graduates are employed in Electricity Boards/Utility companies responsible for installation, maintenance, operation of power handling equipment and systems. Industries manufacturing large electrical machines and equipment employ engineers in design, production and testing. For individuals dreaming of JTO (Junior Training Officer), DRDO (Defence Research and Development Organisation), ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) andGATE, EEE is not a good choice. This is because they have a separate paper for ECE, while students pursuing EEE have to study a lot of other things. Besides this, EEE students cant take IES while ECE students can. ECE:In ECE, the scope to land into government jobs is great. An electronics engineer can find a job in Central Government, State Governments and their sponsored corporations, private industries dealing in manufacture, sales and services of electronics consumer goods and appliances. Additionally, electronics engineers are also absorbed into the broadcast industry, research establishments, and defence. Though in India core electronics companies are rare but the market is still flooded with job opportunities both in core and software sectors. More importantly choose a college/university which has all the supporting infrastructure and intellectual capital to curate the programme in a way that industry immersion is good. LPU has all these trades with placements in each and every one of the, with recent NIRF rankings putting it amongst top 100 institutions in the country it is a great choice. Choose wisely. DVD.

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In EEE the competition is not very tough and the availability of jobs too are good. Electrical graduates are employed in Electricity Boards/Utility companies responsible for installation, maintenance, operation of power handling equipment and systems. Industries manufacturing large electrical machines and equipment employ engineers in design, production and testing. For individuals dreaming of JTO (Junior Training Officer), DRDO (Defence Research and Development Organisation), ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) andGATE, EEE is not a good choice. This is because they have a separate paper for ECE, while students pursuing EEE have to study a lot of other things. Besides this, EEE students cant take IES while ECE students can. ECE:In ECE, the scope to land into government jobs is great. An electronics engineer can find a job in Central Government, State Governments and their sponsored corporations, private industries dealing in manufacture, sales and services of electronics consumer goods and appliances. Additionally, electronics engineers are also absorbed into the broadcast industry, research establishments, and defence. Though in India core electronics companies are rare but the market is still flooded with job opportunities both in core and software sectors. More importantly choose a college/university which has all the supporting infrastructure and intellectual capital to curate the programme in a way that industry immersion is good. LPU has all these trades with placements in each and every one of the, with recent NIRF rankings putting it amongst top 100 institutions in the country it is a great choice.

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The placement scenario for both the streams is explained below please go through that EEE: In EEE the competition is not very tough and the availability of jobs too are good. Electrical graduates are employed in Electricity Boards/Utility companies responsible for installation, maintenance, operation of power handling equipment and systems. Industries manufacturing large electrical machines and equipment employ engineers in design, production and testing. For individuals dreaming of JTO (Junior Training Officer), DRDO (Defence Research and Development Organisation), ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) andGATE, EEE is not a good choice. This is because they have a separate paper for ECE, while students pursuing EEE have to study a lot of other things. Besides this, EEE students cant take IES while ECE students can.

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Lovely Professional University is the best engineering college in India. LPU becomes the best place to pursue an engineering degree with highly qualified teaching staff, best laboratories, and modern technologies. LPU provides abundant opportunities for students to think out of the box. They can secure their future by getting these opportunities. Placements at LPU are best-ever achievements. An electrical & electronics engineer can work with the industries deals in product development, control system, system management, product design, sales, consumer's electronics, transportation, wireless communication, manufacturing, chemical, automotive, defense and space research organizations. For more information, you can either visit their website or call on their toll-free number- 1800 102 4431.

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Dear Arunava, Lovely Professional University is the best engineering college in India. LPU becomes the best place to pursue an engineering degree with highly qualified teaching staff, best laboratories, and modern technologies. LPU provides abundant opportunities for students to think out of the box. They can secure their future by getting these opportunities. Placements at LPU are best-ever achievements. An electrical & electronics engineer can work with the industries deals in product development, control system, system management, product design, sales, consumer's electronics, transportation, wireless communication, manufacturing, chemical, automotive, defense and space research organizations. For more information, you can either visit their website or call on their toll-free number- 1800 102 4431.

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Hello Arunava, The placement scenario for both the streams is explained below please go through that EEE: In EEE the competition is not very tough and the availability of jobs too are good. Electrical graduates are employed in Electricity Boards/Utility companies responsible for installation, maintenance, operation of power handling equipment and systems. Industries manufacturing large electrical machines and equipment employ engineers in design, production and testing. For individuals dreaming of JTO(Junior Training Officer), DRDO(Defence Research and Development Organisation), ISRO(Indian Space Research Organisation) andGATE, EEE is not a good choice. This is because they have a separate paper for ECE, while students pursuing EEE have to study a lot of other things. Besides this, EEE students cant take IES while ECE students can. ECE:In ECE, the scope to land into government jobs is great. An electronics engineer can find a job in Central Government, State Governments and their sponsored corporations, private industries dealing in manufacture, sales and services of electronics consumer goods and appliances. Additionally, electronics engineers are also absorbed into the broadcast industry, research establishments, and defence. Though in India core electronics companies are rare but the market is still flooded with job opportunities both in core and software sectors. Good luck. Thank you.

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Electrical and electronics is a combination of two branches with the single way of approach. So, the scope is much more better than other engineering fields.

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