Hello,

In my opinion both comparable branches, have their respective importance and excellent scope and are taught in most of the Engineering and Technical Institutes in our country.

EEE involves electronics and electrical study while ECE involves study of electronics and some part of communications.

EE is something which is everywhere in demand be it IT/Circuit Design Industry, Manufacturing & Operations or perhaps Power Plants. Hence EE is perhaps an evergreen branch in demand since years in both Public and Private Sectors.

ECE has most job opportunitues besides CSE and any other stream. Companies like Intel, Nvidia, Analog Design , Reliance Jio , Qualcomm, Samsung are some of the major recruiters of ECE Grads in recent years.

Hi.

Dry Corrosion is also known as Chemical Corrosion.

Dry corrosion or oxidation occurs when oxygen in the air reacts with metal without the presence of a liquid. Typically, dry corrosion is not as detrimental as wet corrosion , but it is very sensitive to temperature.

Hello

Here are best  books for the subject you have mentioned in the question

For engineering chemistry: pc jain (Dhanpat rai publications)

For engineering drawing- ND. Bhatt

For engineering mathematics- higher engineering maths by B.S grewal. (Khanna publications)

Good Luck.

Hello,

Engineering science is bit deep and has different theories which is completely different which you read in 12th.

Basics is same but those are use to solve lot more real life problems.

Engineering mathematics and physics is mostly used in all engineering streams.

Engineering chemistry and physics is used in biotechnology engineering , chemical engineering, mechanical and aerospace engineering.

Science is basic rule for every process or thing or component. There is no domain or work for engineering mathematics, physics or chemistry. You can read them in BTech/BE and use them in your job time. Engineering has good scope and it's improving towards automations.

Hope it helps!

Hello aspirant,

Polymer Engineer is related to converting natural and synthetic raw materials into a host of products that include plastic, rubber, textile fabric and advanced materials. An undergraduate course in Polymer Engineering helps the aspirants to get innovative ideas on the application of polymer materials and developing polymer processing. B.Tech or BE in Polymer Engineering is a 4-year program. The students are trained in various Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) software such as Accelrys, Material Studio for molecular simulation etc. Apirants can also pursue M.Tech in Chemical and Polymer Engineering after graduating in B.Tech or BE program.

Scope of Polymer Engineering:

Graduates and postgraduates in Polymer Engineering can be employed as:

• production supervisors, quality control inspectors, mold designers, and production planners in several private and public sector companies.
• technologists or polymer scientists
• lecturers or professors in engineering institutes.
• Research and development, quality control, design and manufacture of molds etc.

For more information about Polymer Engineering you can visit:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/polymer-engineering-course

Thank you.

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Hello Shubham,

Polytechnic has several exams and you seem to have forgotten to mention the Polytechnic exam that you got this rank in.

However just to give you a rough idea, with a rank of 113071 you will not be able to get admission in government polytechnic colleges.

Although, you will have chances of getting admission if you belong to the SC/ST/OBC-NCL category.

Hope this helps.

Hello,

All India Rank is considered for admissions. Specify your All India Rank. However, according to your category rank, you have less chances for admission to top colleges.

You can try for admission in your home state colleges or private colleges offering admission based on JEE main score.

Good Luck!