B. Tech Electrical & Electronics Engg.

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      "text": "The branches of ECE (Electronics and Communication Engineering) and EEE (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) sound very similar. Many students who are interested in electronics are torn between these two options. Students in EEE must study both electrical and electronic engineering. It is the study and use of electrical systems for use in various environments, and it includes fundamental electronic courses as well as more advanced power system courses.

ECE, on the other hand, mainly deals with analog transmission, basic electronics, solid state devices, microprocessors, digital and analog communication, analog integrated circuits, satellite communication, microwave engineering, antennae and wave progression. The manufacture of electronic devices, circuits, and communications equipment are also discussed in this branch."
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      "text": "Electronics and communication engineering graduates are in high demand and can work in a variety of industries. Multinational companies, healthcare equipment manufacturing, mobile network connection, aviation, corporate business, entrepreneurship, government sector, and other industries such as steel, coal, petroleum, and chemical are all possibilities for an EC engineer."
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      "text": "Students are given a holistic learning experience and no stone is left unturned in ensuring their professional progress. The Shivalik Computation and Automation Society's technical events, as well as the 'Earn While You Learn' - Internship Program, provide them with the necessary add-on skills and knowledge to face the problems of real life."
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      "text": "Candidates are eligible if they have completed a diploma in Electrical & Electronics Engineering, or Electronics & Communication Engineering. The final admission is decided on the basis of merit and entrance exam score."
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