what is the use of taking ECE in btech?

Dear Student,

ECE is often called evergreen branch . As a student of ECE dept , I can  tell you that taking ECE will be a great choice for you if you want to set up your career in Govt sectors as well as IT sectors . Through ECE branch you'll have two options to set career path . Hardware and Software . Now, it's entirely depends upon your personal choice .

Some additional information about ECE branch :

• Will learn a deep knowledge about Electronics and it's components
• Will know about different Microprocessor , Control Systems, Signal and Systems and Network Theory
• Can learn about different communication Technology
• Higher Opportunity  to work in ECIL , BHEL , ISRO etc companies through GATE .

To know more about ECE stream , refer this :

https://www.careers360.com/courses/electronics-and-communication-engineering-course

Hope this helps !

Hello aspirant,

The main objective of the BTech (ECE) program is to equip students with necessary core competency to succeed long-term in engineering/ entrepreneurship careers after completing their B. Tech . and are preparing to undertake PG studies and research as career options.

Further, the benefits of taking ECE in B.Tech are as follows :

• Make solar energy economical.
• Provide energy from fusion.
• Restore and improve urban infrastructure.
• Advance health informatics.
• Reverse-engineer the brain.
• Prevent nuclear terror.
• Secure cyberspace.
• Enhance virtual reality.

Further, there are various job scopes and career opportunities after completing ECE in B.Tech, which are as follows :

• Service Engineer.
• Network Planning Engineer.
• Communication Engineer.
• Telecom Engineer.
• R&D Software Engineer.
• Desktop Support Engineer.
• Software Analyst.
• Analog applications Engineer.

Further, if you want to know more additional information about ECE, like its job scope, salary, and future options, you can follow the below mentioned link to know more about it :

https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-tech-in-electronics-and-communication-engineering

I hope that this will help.