u/LifeguardOver1523

Also I've heard ise is better than cse is this true..?and what's future aspect of ai ml branch is it better than cse core

I was getting ece in nit allahabad but i took jss Noida and Life has never been the same again.. it's just feels like I'm in a school again..😭 nostalgia hits hard..ptms are held.. teacher also scold us like kids..class j bahar khada kr dete hai hath khada karke.. even attendance bhi compulsory hai just like school..and placements have skyrocketed this year avg is 11 lpa median of cse is 17lpa competing directly with tier 1 colleges

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I want to choose ee in state government college and then preparing for gate or state exam like upsc ese...but i have also an option of going to banglore and get bmsce cse or dsce cse... which one would be right for me i haven't done coding in my entire life..idk what to do

I have interest in the electrical branch and will be preparing for gate..is this a viable option or should I just join bmsce cse

Hey everyone,

I’m likely joining a state government college this year for Electrical Engineering.

I’ve never been very interested in coding or software development. What I genuinely enjoy is solving challenging math and physics problems, especially topics like circuits, electromagnetism, and control systems. Because of that, EE seems like a good fit, but I’m unsure about the career prospects.

I often hear that many engineers eventually end up in IT/software, and that core jobs are limited or don’t pay that well at the beginning.

So I wanted to ask:

- Is EE a good choice if you genuinely enjoy math and physics?

- What career options are available after B.Tech?

- Are GATE and PSU jobs the main path, or are there strong private-sector opportunities too?

- How much coding is actually needed in core electrical roles?

- Do most Electrical Engineering graduates eventually switch to tech/software jobs?

- Can you build a successful and well-paying career in core EE without moving to IT?

- What skills should I focus on from first year?

I’m willing to work hard and maintain a good CGPA. I’d really appreciate honest advice from EE students and professionals, especially those who studied at state colleges.

Thanks!

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I'll joining a tier 3 state government college..I have never really liked coding or cs

I have two options either electrical or ece(iot specialization)..which one would be better..

Taking cse or ai ml in banglore private clg(i hate coding btw but will go against my interest if it's worth it or taking ece in a State government college and preparing for gate or any other government exam

Mmmut gorakhpur electrical or jiit ece