Hello candidate.Other than CSE, ECE and Mechanical branches are good.You can have many opportunities for both the branches in  future.Government jobs are high for these branches.Also you can learn programming languages privately and can also go for software jobs.

You can choose IT or ECE branch.

IT Branch:



These days, IT sector is so well evolved that it is directly or indirectly influencing the working of various other sectors and industries. IT sector acts as a supporting figure for various sectors such as healthcare, aviation, education, manufacturing sector, telecommunications sector, various Government initiatives and Departments etc.







Graduates may take up following job posts in the above mentioned sectors-







Web Developer and Designer



Data Security Officer



Database Manager



Software Developer



Information Technology Engineer

The startup scenario also recruits talented IT professionals. So, those who are looking for a creative and challenging work environment may land a job in the startup sector. One may also use IT skills and start their own venture or even a consultancy firm also. But starting a consultancy business will require one to have good work experience first!

These days, IT companies are even recruiting Graduates from other Engineering branches and training them to take on jobs in IT Industry. This has led to general reduction in salary of Freshers. Still, if you manage to pursue IT Engineering from a reputed Institute, youll be able to land a well paying job right from the start. The average starting salary is generally between 20k-40k Rupees per month.

ECE BRANCH:



An Electronics Engineer earns an average salary of Rs 305,680 per year.

Electronics

and Communication Engineering graduates will have good scope even

beyond 2020(personal opinion). Some of the factors favouring ECE

scenario:



Growing convergence between

hardware and software  this is something that electronics engineers

have an edge in when compared to Computer grads.

Growing

product companies in India. Once we have product companies emerging,

electronic engineers are in demand  be it design or comprehensive

testing.

Hi Ravinder,

Well, your placement depends on the branch but it also depends on your college too. For a specific college usually, circuit branches have better placement. By circuit branches I mean, EEE, ECE, EnI etc. These students can either for core jobs or IT companies allow students from these branches to sit for their placements too.

Then comes the other core branches Mechanical, Civil, Chemical. These branches as such have a scope but to get a decent paying job you'll have to go for GATE or do masters. Some of the IT companies allow them to sit for their placements too.

Some of the students who are not much into engineering do minor in Finance and get placed in investment banks and then, later on, they do MBA after a few years of job. In the end it all depends on what you want from your life.

All the best

Dear Aspirant

I would like to tell you that there are some other branch like information technology and electronics and communication engineering, which has quite similar placements as compared to computerscience engineering bbecause student belongs to these branch not only get job in department of computer science engineering but also in there core branch. So you can choose one out of these two branch.

Good luck for your future :)

Feel free to ask if you have any further queries.