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2nd September 2011, 10:56 PM
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Which course should I choose between BSc Electronics and B.E?
sir,i am completing diploma in electronics and communication.in diploma course i was weak in maths,and i am not interasted in maths subject,so pls tell me which couse i choose,b.sc electronics or b.e?
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3rd September 2011, 05:32 AM
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Information Regarding Admission in B.Tech Course After Diploma. If you have completed diploma course in the ECE branch and interested in the higher study then i think B.Tech is the best option for you. It is a technical course so it is best for the future. After completing diploma course you can take admission in the direct 2nd year of B.Tech course through the lateral entry examination. Many state government and private college conducts the lateral entry examination for the admission in the 2nd year of B.Tech course. Whereas the B.Sc is the simple graduation course and after completing this course you need preparation for the competition to geta job. But if you do B.Tech course then after completing the B.Tech course you can get a good job by the campus placement of college. In IIT's and NIT's college there are no any lateral entry admission. So, i inform you that you can not take admission in the direct 2nd year of B.Tech course in the any IIT or NIT college. You can take admission in the B.Tech course in the state government college or any private college. Many state government and private college conducts the lateral entry examination for the diploma holder. So, if you are interested in the higher study then i advise you to appear in the lateral entry examination and after this you can take admission in the direct 2nd year of B.Tech Course. Do, preparation well for the lateral entry examination and get a good rank in the entrance examination. I wish you will get success in the examination. ![]() Regards
~Mukul~ |
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3rd September 2011, 06:28 AM
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3rd September 2011, 11:05 AM
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You have finished diplomo in electronics and communication engineering.... then choosing B.E is the best option for you. Because you are having more practical knowledge. If you finish B.E degree means, it will be very easy for you to survive in the electronics core field. Now there are lot of opportunities in the electronics core field.
You are week in the mathematics. There is no problem about that. There are lot of professors are there in all the college. They will guide you. With the help of Professors and by practicing it daily in our home, we can easily familier with that subjects. By practicing daily we can achieve any thing. Best of luck Regards, vijay.... |
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5th October 2012, 05:50 PM
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sir i have done diploma in ec engineering...... now i m doing bsc mathematics bcz of some financial problems...... but i want to do degree in part time...... can i do degree in part time in ec?
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12th January 2013, 05:18 PM
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As far as the course is concerned its quite natural that anybody can get confused as to what to choose to do. Now I am going to provide you with some details and facts which would make it easy for you to take a decision. At first the common thing between both the courses is that they both are graduation courses and can be done once you are finished with your Higher Secondary. B.E - Bachelor in Engineering B.Sc - Bachelor in Science. Now the B.Sc course duration is of 3 years full time. Though many students take it up as part time also if they have jobs and other important work to do. On the other hand B.E is a full time 4 years Engineering course. Its advanced in terms of technical studies. To be frank, the value of B.E Degree in the market is much more than the value of B.Sc. But this is true for the freshers. Since you are are going to complete your diploma then I would suggest this course for you as its for another 3 more years. You have considerable knowledge from your diploma and now you can well use it in your B.Sc studies as well.. Also if you wish to apply for the B.E, then you have to go through the Entrance Exams which is like IIT JEE, AIEEE, DCE CEE, WB JEE, BITSAT, etc and many such more. You have to get admission in the B.E/B.Tech colleges only through them. If not, then you have to rely on the lateral entries which are again not offered in every college. So B.Sc is the best course that you can look for and then apply for the Technical Core companies for jobs if you want to take it that way. Otherwise take up M.Tech/M.Sc/MBA is you want to study further. Hope this helps All the best Regards RANJEET |
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12th January 2013, 09:47 PM
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As far as the course is concerned its quite natural that anybody can get confused as to what to choose to do. Now I am going to provide you with some details and facts which would make it easy for you to take a decision. At first the common thing between both the courses is that they both are graduation courses and can be done once you are finished with your Higher Secondary.
B.E - Bachelor in Engineering B.Sc - Bachelor in Science. Now the B.Sc course duration is of 3 years full time. Though many students take it up as part time also if they have jobs and other important work to do. On the other hand B.E is a full time 4 years Engineering course. Its advanced in terms of technical studies. To be frank, the value of B.E Degree in the market is much more than the value of B.Sc. But this is true for the freshers. Since you are are going to complete your diploma then I would suggest this course for you as its for another 3 more years. You have considerable knowledge from your diploma and now you can well use it in your B.Sc studies as well.. Also if you wish to apply for the B.E, then you have to go through the Entrance Exams which is like IIT JEE, AIEEE, DCE CEE, WB JEE, BITSAT, etc and many such more. You have to get admission in the B.E/B.Tech colleges only through them. If not, then you have to rely on the lateral entries which are again not offered in every college. So B.Sc is the best course that you can look for and then apply for the Technical Core companies for jobs if you want to take it that way. Otherwise take up M.Tech/M.Sc/MBA is you want to study further. Hope this helps All the best Source: http://entrance-exam.net/forum/general-discussion/course-should-i-choose-between-bsc-electronics-b-e-354013.html#ixzz2HmKcsgr0 |
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13th January 2013, 06:21 PM
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Hi Friends.............
The course B.E stands for BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING & The course BSc stands for BACHELOR OF SCIENCE So if you interested in science you can choose BSc, if you interested in technical education you can choose B.E ALL THE BEST............... |
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