You can consider Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering (ETE) as a subset of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE).

An ETE course must cover Semiconductors, various devices based on them and their abstractions (courses on Analog Electronic Circuits, Digital & Switching Circuits, and Systems, Microprocessor, Linear IC Systems, Embedded System, Power Electronics, etc) as an introduction to Electronics. courses on computer communication, networking, Data communication, etc are part of ECE.

Both have a good scope in future. If we compare the branches then ECE as has more scope and placements in the future.

The Mody University was established in the year 2004 by Shri. R.P.Mody. He is a true visionary who took an idea ahead of his time and founded Mody University exclusively for Women. His philanthropic attributes, operated in terms of social and psychological promotion of the women community, led him to impart his proposed vision through practical infrastructure.

The University instils the thought that is fully capable of orienting knowledge and information in a scientific manner in the minds of the common mass. This acts as a boon towards the development of a 21st century perspective of the knowledge acquisition process implemented within the university.

To be an institute of professional learning compared to the best in the world, with a special commitment to women education and cultural heritage of India.

Committed to excellence, the institute seeks to impart knowledge and develop skills in women to become professionals, well versed in modern technology and management practices while imbibing social sensitivity and environmental consciousness for the betterment of self and society.

Placements

• Infosys
• Accenture
• Ericsson
• HCL Technology
• Aithent Technology
• GE Healthcare
• Samsung
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You can consider Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering (ETE) as a subset of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE).

An ETE course must cover Semiconductors, various devices based on them and their abstractions (courses on Analog Electronic Circuits,Digital & Switching Circuits and Systems, Microprocessor, Linear IC Systems, Embedded System, Power Electronics etc) as an introduction to Electronics. courses on computer communication, networking , Data communication etc are part of ECE.

Both have good scope in future. If we compare the branches then ECE as has more scope and placements in future.