Which engineering branch is better between CSE and ECE? I am waiting for my KCET result.
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Shivani Jayaram Blogger|Computer Science|Happy to Help | Contributor-Level 8
7 years agoIt's completely up to your interest and decision. If you are good at coding and memorizing then CS is good for you but if you are really into diagrams, connecting wires, experimenting new things practically then go for EC. Well in 2nd year in EC you will get to study basics of CS subjects like C or C+ and DBMS that would help you if you in future if you are placed in IT companies. Both the branches have an equal scope. -
CSE will be better in terms of placements and career opportunities. ECE is quite comparable, but is not much important. All the high range salaries that students get are mostly from CSE. -
The question you are asking, is more like which is a better fruit apple or oranges. We'll it's a choice. But, I guess, you have to see the two branches with a little more detail and figure out which branch has more subject to your interest. From a simple analogy, and one to one mapping.
Same, if you want to see physics in action, EC is the branch for you. The syllabus of these branches overlaps upto a 50%, and so with proper Electives it does matter, which one you choose. But, when your KCET results comes out look out for a better college. If you can jump a college or two go for IS or EC and skip CSE. If the college is same or not, a ma...more
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