Which branch of engineering is good for future among electrical, electronics and CSE?
Asked by Fahad Khan
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I would recommend you CSE as it is the best. -
Answered by
Kundan Singh Qualified CII-IPATE 2020 | GATE 2021|B.Tech(CSE) | Guide-Level 12
7 years agoI think CSE will be the best among the mentioned branches. -
All the branches you have mentioned are related to IT accept electrical. All will have same scope. But, still a combination of electrical and electronic is better. So, I suggest you go for Electrical and electronic engineering.
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It purely depend upon your skills. If you are having in-depth knowledge about the subject you can find good fortune in any of these streams. -
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. -
You should opt for electronics and electrical engineering. It has high market demand.
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Mechanical engineering is called the evergreen branch since mechanical engineers seek suitable placements in almost all segments in industry. Other courses in demand are electronics and communication, electrical and electronics, computer science and engineering, instrumentation and so on. opportunities for information technology stream is found to be affected by recession the world over, but lets be optimistic. Considering the trends is industrial growth the world over, electronics and computer science streams seem to have good prospects. The scope again also depends on the qualities of the person who is entitled to compete in the job...more
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CSE is better in terms of career scope and job opportunities.
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The best branch is CSE as this is the evergreen branch of the B.Tech students in India and after that it is electronics and then comes electrical. -
Hello Fahad,
The choice of the engineering branch depends on your interest.
Below mentioned are the reasons:
1. Market conditions vary every 6 months to 1 year. Engineering is a 4 year course. There is a high chance that the field which looks the most promising at the time of taking admission might not be good when you complete engineering.
2. Engineering mostly involves practical skills rather than theoretical knowledge. If you choose a stream based on market trends, chances are that you might not be able to understand the subject properly. This may result in lesser grades and impact on practical skills.
I hope it helps.
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