Engineering Stream Related Queries

rijinpk1

Aspiring Novelist
Hostal people are lazy most times. They will be conscious only on the day before the exam. even if you try to study,some people would block that(not seriously) .i dont know about your college hostel, but ours is like that. And I am not a hosteler too;-)
 
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icebags

Technomancer
i agree, the outside learing / self study opportunity is more when not living in hostel. at hostel ppl normally just hang out. :(
 

AcceleratorX

Youngling
Studying EIE is a good option at NIT Agartala. Good luck for your studies man. ECE and EIE aren't very different in terms of job prospects, just some subjects will be different, and I think you can easily cover up what's missing between ECE and EIE.
 
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mastercool8695

Cyborg Agent
Studying EIE is a good option at NIT Agartala. Good luck for your studies man. ECE and EIE aren't very different in terms of job prospects, just some subjects will be different, and I think you can easily cover up what's missing between ECE and EIE.

should i prepare for sliding?
 

AcceleratorX

Youngling
should i prepare for sliding?

Ask with your seniors if you are eligible to attend the same interviews as ECE folks. If you have the eligibilty, just keep track of what ECE guys are studying (many times, only 1 subject will be different per semester, or the examples/context of the concepts used will be different). If not, you should prepare for sliding. If you are indeed eligible then you should not worry.

In terms of knowledge; it depends. Communications will focus a lot on wiring/transmission means and wireless data transfer etc. - this is very useful in telecom industry. Instrumentation is basically measurement, testing, power calculations, performance tests, etc. (you can say lab work). This is useful in process control industries and in semiconductor fabs/embedded system hardware testing.

For your particular purpose I should say it wouldn't make a difference whether you study ECE or EIE. Either way you will be able to cover up whatever's missing between the two courses with some efforts.

Also, I do think ECE is more mathematical than EIE due to the nature of the subjects. This should not be a concern practically. If you are interested in further studies, both ECE and EIE are eligible for further studies in both branches.
 
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