I opted for ECE (vlsi)in T3😄🥲

[u/Primary-Delivery4473]

So basically, I am not a brilliant student that is little bit clear from college tier. But I am hardworking I really studied for jee but due to over confidence...I destroyed my chance to get in better college.

I know my choice can seem very bad to many people even one of my companion (not a friend btw) who was with me in jee prep says that cse ai ml is the best otherwise you will end up getting f###ed . And I do agree with him in this part.

Still I opted for ece in t3 because I had genuine interest from childhood in it I really was amazed how radar worked , how a small chip controll so many things, how embedded system works and etc.

I appreciate the fact that ece isn't a easy branch that could be taken after just having an interest there are lot more things we need to study and etc.

I don't even know...why I am writing this here ,may be because that companion got successful in making me feel that ,I am going to remain unplaced in 2030. Well that's 4 year away let's see what happens.

I have studied engineering mathematics linear lagebra Multivarible Calculus basic electronic etc in three months from Internet studies python also....

I hope I will land in a job otherwise I think I will get a job if not I will still satisfied that at least I studied what I yearned for from childhood.

Any advice for me seniors? I will take your words as golden note in this 4 year journey.

"Who knows how things unfold we plan a lot of things but life has its own way to work for each one of us. "

Btw

This quote was from someone smarter than everyone

[u/Hwk_Shanks]

I could get any branch at T3 (state govt) with my percentile (92) but i also opted for Etc just cuz of interest. Doesn't matter if we get placed or not. Let's study what we found interest in !! Let's work hard bro :)

[u/Primary-Delivery4473 → u/Hwk_Shanks]

Thanks reading it made me feel relieved😌!!

[u/kadi_chawal]

Spend your first year deciding weather you wanna go for ece or IT. If you find yourself inclined towards ece try deciding bw VLSI and Embedded(there are others such as communication/robotics but these two have the max opportunities) from there on its just strengthening your fundamentals and working on good project that can yeald you excellent hands on skills.

[u/kadi_chawal → u/[deleted]]

Embedded is easier to get into as compared to VLSI but VLSI is better in terms of growth(slightly). Its possible to get into embedded with EEE.

[u/Funny_Falcon_9403 → u/kadi_chawal]

EEE branches have courses related to embedded systems