Hello aspirant,

One of the jobs with the most opportunities in Indian Railways is that of J.E. (Junior Engineer). Passing the engineering services exam can lead to a grade A position in the Indian Railways, which is a dream career for many ece engineers.

You can also apply for non-technical roles at RRB NTPC, which includes station master, commercial cum ticket collector, commercial cum ticket counter, and so on.

You could also apply for a good group C position called senior section engineer (S SE).

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The exam pattern for GATE 2024 ECE (Electronics and Communication Engineering) has been released by IISc Bangalore on the official website at gate2024.iisc.ac.in. Candidates can refer to this exam pattern to gain insights into the marking scheme, question types, total marks, and other relevant details. According to the GATE ECE 2024 exam pattern, the distribution of marks will be 85% for electronics and communication engineering topics and 15% for General Aptitude. Candidates preparing for the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) can consult the 2024 ECE exam pattern to understand the number of questions, marking criteria, weightage, and more. The GATE 2024 examination will be conducted in an online mode.

The GATE 2024 Electronics and Communication paper structure encompasses eight significant sections, which are Engineering Mathematics, Networks, Signals and Systems, Electronic Devices, Analog Circuits, Digital Circuits, Control Systems, Communications, and Electromagnetics. In the GATE ECE question paper, you will encounter three question types: Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQ), Multiple Select Questions (MSQ), and Numerical Answer Type (NAT) questions. The GATE ECE examination will consist of a total of 100 questions.

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Hello Student

As you have less interest in maths engineering course of study will not be fit for you. You may go for Neet exam where physics chemistry biology and English is the subject and for selected course by qualifying this exam. study it for your future career. Or  you can go for physics / chemistry related BSc and MSC courses for your career which will help you to get in  research on the mentioned  subjects and you will get a teaching or research fellowship job in future.

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The cut off for admission to Electronics and Communication in Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore is expected to be in between 10000-15500. SO to have decent chances of getting seat in ECE in VIT, Vellore you should secure a rank under 15500 but your rank is above 33.000 so it is very difficult to get admission in the preferred discipline in VIT, Vellore. But the cut off tends to change every year and the factors that determine the cut off are

• Difficulty level of examination
• Total number of candidates appeared
• Total number of seats available etc.

To read our article on VITEEE cut off click on the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/viteee-cutoff