Which engg. is good according to future availability CSE, ECE, EEE?
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All the three domains are good and have plenty of career advancement opportunities. However, because of the rising IT sector, CSE has an edge above the other two domains. Most of the ECE, EEE and other domain students end up making a career in IT industry. -
According to current market situation , CSE is better than other two. Though you should choose the one you are interested in. -
Go for ECE because know everything is going to be connect with this you have lots of scope
here one more thing if what devlop app so you can easily learn even from ECE but if you want learn Electronic you can't learn from CSE.
ECE is branch connecting you to other two. but vice versa is not possible. -
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Raghav Raj singh my story like write watar from water in water | Contributor-Level 6
9 years agoU can choose according to your tallent
every branch has their own escope -
Answered by
chandan kasuladevi it is competitive world run for life | Contributor-Level 8
9 years agoCSE is a good course and having scope in IT -
All these domains are great and have excellent career prospects in future. So, choose according to your interest and passion. Choose that branch which you like and understand the most. Go into that branch which you know the basics and have passion and determination for. And in your heart you know that you will achieve greatness in this field. Institutions that offer good Quality engineering courses are:-
BITS Pilani
Lovely professional university
PSG Technology Coimbatore
National Institute of Engineering, Mysore
BIT Ranchi. -
all branch have good scope in their respective fields it mainly depends on your cgpa and skills in that field
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Every branch can give you a bright future, but you need to do it by your dedication or field of interest. You just need to make your position among those thousands of engineer passing out every year.
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