Hello Akash!

It is okay that you do not have a decent score and did not perform well in your boards. You have to work very hard now and start preparing for admission tests conducted by colleges. Some colleges take candidates based on their score in respective admission tests, and the candidate should have cleared the basic cutoff percentage set by the institute. It is good to see that you have a course decided which you wish to pursue after you complete your high school studies. It is preferrable that you choose a course for your undergraduate based on your interests and ambition, and should not be influenced by any factors. You have a great choice amongst the streams presently available for studying. Electrical/Electronics as a course is deeply regarded and welcomed by placement offers. As engineering stream is considered, you are offered a varied number of courses to choose, but as far as EC department is concerned, you have a wide number of options and paths to choose. You must decide wisely. Applying to the course must be decided after you take suggestions from your elders, seniors, etc. as they might give you the right pathway towards choosing the best amongst them. You could look upon Careers360 website for more information about various courses available for study.

Some of the colleges wherein EC department is available or related courses provided are:

• Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur
• Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee
• Birla Institute of Technology and Science Pilani
  
• Indian Institute of Technology - Banaras Hindu University
• National Institute of Technology, Surathkal
• Malaviya National Institute of Technology Jaipur
  

You could do vast research on these colleges and attempt to secure an admission in their college for your course. Presently, you need to focus on studying all the concepts well to attempt your competitive exams and score well to get admitted. Choose your course in your admission based on your interest. The weak concepts must be revised again such that they may not hinder your mark-gaining strategy.

Happy studying and good luck!