Which branch among CS and ECE is the best in terms of scope and placement?

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Ritika Sethiya | Contributor-Level 10

8 years ago

CS is best in terms of scope and placement.

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Vivek Kumar Writer by hobby coder by choice | Guide-Level 13

4 years ago

All are good, but B.Tech In CSE is having more opportunities and a good scope for placements. If you're quick learner, then you can easily get a high package job.

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Mehar Sharma Lovely Professional University | Scholar-Level 16

3 years ago

Dear Pushkar, All are the good streams, You can choose any branch according to your interest. If we compare both the branches then CSE has more scope than IT. CSE: Job openings for Software professionals is much higher in the corporate sector than in public sector. There is a huge scope of placements in CSE. In fact, it has taken the top position in placements as compared to the other fields. Programming involves a lot of innovations and students who love programming and designing or have a creative mind with a good understanding of coding can get into CSE and fit in very easily. Being an alumnus of LPU and currently working with a goo

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Dear Pushkar, All are the good streams, You can choose any branch according to your interest. If we compare both the branches then CSE has more scope than IT. CSE: Job openings for Software professionals is much higher in the corporate sector than in public sector. There is a huge scope of placements in CSE. In fact, it has taken the top position in placements as compared to the other fields. Programming involves a lot of innovations and students who love programming and designing or have a creative mind with a good understanding of coding can get into CSE and fit in very easily. Being an alumnus of LPU and currently working with a good company. If you are looking for industry oriented academics, practical based curriculum, professional corporate culture during the college life itself, and better placement in any fortune company, then Lovely Professional University- LPU is totally worth it. LPU has around 2000 faculty members. Well as per my experience, the study of CSE in LPU is very good. CSE is one of the branches in LPU having wonderful placements. Most of their 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. LPU focuses on the overall growth of the students. LPU is one of the best private universities in the country with best curriculum, world-class infrastructure, modern facilities and highly qualified faculty. It has around 25000+ Students across the campus in different professional Schools. LPU Student Tanya Arora Hired by Microsoft at a package of Rs. 42 Lac - Tanya Arora, a final year B.Tech Computer Science Engineering student of Lovely Professional University, has bagged a whopping Rs 42 Lac job offer from Microsoft. LPU alumni, Utkarsh, placed at Google HQs in Silicon Valley Rs. 1Cr. + package! Not just in India, LPU students are making a mark around the world. One of our very own is now working at Google HQ in Palo Alto with an illustrious package of Rs. 1 Crore plus. So, surely, LPU is worth it. For more information, you can refer the official Website of LPU. Good Luck !

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Dear Pushkar, All are the good streams, You can choose any branch according to your interest. If we compare both the branches then CSE has more scope than IT. CSE: Job openings for Software professionals is much higher in the corporate sector than in public sector. There is a huge scope of placements in CSE. In fact, it has taken the top position in placements as compared to the other fields. Programming involves a lot of innovations and students who love programming and designing or have a creative mind with a good understanding of coding can get into CSE and fit in very easily. Being an alumnus of LPU and currently working with a good company. If you are looking for industry oriented academics, practical based curriculum, professional corporate culture during the college life itself, and better placement in any fortune company, then Lovely Professional University- LPU is totally worth it. LPU has around 2000 faculty members. Well as per my experience, the study of CSE in LPU is very good. CSE is one of the branches in LPU having wonderful placements. Most of their 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. LPU focuses on the overall growth of the students. LPU is one of the best private universities in the country with best curriculum, world-class infrastructure, modern facilities and highly qualified faculty. It has around 25000+ Students across the campus in different professional Schools. LPU Student Tanya Arora Hired by Microsoft at a package of Rs. 42 Lac - Tanya Arora, a final year B.Tech Computer Science Engineering student of Lovely Professional University, has bagged a whopping Rs 42 Lac job offer from Microsoft. LPU alumni, Utkarsh, placed at Google HQs in Silicon Valley Rs. 1Cr. + package! Not just in India, LPU students are making a mark around the world. One of our very own is now working at Google HQ in Palo Alto with an illustrious package of Rs. 1 Crore plus. So, surely, LPU is worth it. For more information, you can refer the official Website of LPU. Good Luck !

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Ritesh Aggarwal PLAY 2 WIN !! | Contributor-Level 6

8 years ago

Placement is not depend on Your branch it only depend on Your knowledge u get in 4 yrs in Your college so not do the mistake . Get that branch in ehich u r intereasted .
good luck.

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