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Which one should I choose among EEE and CSC? How's their working atmosphere and placements? I am confused.

I will prefer joining CEG, Guindy or Sastra with 1173/1200 in class 12th (Tamil Nadu) with a cut-off of 198. What are the educational aspects of both the fields and their future scope? What do I need to go through in my college?

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Aarushi Bhatt Experienced Campus Representative. | Guide-Level 14

8 years ago

All the three are having the same scope because all the three departments merged long time back. Unfortunately, the syllabus committees of our universities are still sleeping. I do not know when they will wake up. ECE & EEE must learn and implement programming in all the 4 years. The same way the CSE must learn to implement electrical and electronics all the 4 years. Today 90% of electronic products call for programming. The IoT segment need lots of high end programmers.
Except 1st semester, programming is not taught in EEE & ECE. Programming is a skill, which is most required by industry. If you take CSE at least you will be doing som

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