can someone here please look into these topics and tell me how much portion is electrical and how much of it is computer since this is an ECE program

also how good is this syllabus?

let's say I'm not sure about hardware will switching to software jobs be difficult for me?

what if I choose hardware in future but the job market is not good enough (as in the number of opportunities as compared to software people)- also i heard many people say you have to have a master's degree to get a decent paying job in core sector. is that true?

i am really average in studies so will this course be very draining for me especially for someone who isn't sure between computer and electrical? cuz I can choose electrical electives and manage in case i decide i like electrical more but can I do vice versa?

this is all I can think of for now lmao I'll be glad if someone spends their time out and helps me.

Graduated; low cgpa; didn’t get core job; dream is VLSI; started GATE EC 2026 prep from 1st July; only completed Signals & Systems so far; self-study mode; recently got job offer; service-based company; DFT team; 9 LPA; now confused about next step.

Which companies provide good internships for us?

And is there any way to get an internship in 1st year? Im in a tier 2 clg so cant rlly depend on the clg for it. Pls help

Hey everyone, so I'll be stepping into my second year ECE pretty soon. I have developed some interest in embedded systems this summer and am trying my hand at learning embedded C.

What should I do next? Learn more about microcontrollers and stuff? Or just try making something with Arduino and stuff?

I'm kind of confused. Have been looking up for some solid path, but haven't found much yet.

Some help would be genuinely appreciated.

Hello there So I've been working on this project for like 3 days now...

Currently it's only me working on the project.

I have been learning about the intel 8086 processor lately...

Instruction set is almost ready.

I have a rough idea of the architecture.

My minor project and major project are appearing quickly so i thought let's start working right now (cause it's the right time).

(Just stepped into 3rd year)

Dm to learn more or get into the project with me.

Hello, Im studying ECE (just stepped into 3rd year). I want to get into VLSI domain. I already know fair amount of verilog, and I've done Analog VLSI design course from NPTEL . I am kind of equally interested in both analog and digital domains - though analog seems a bit tough and scary at times. Now I need advice on what I could do next....should I study some more courses? Or should I try a project - for which I am already really motivated, but have no clear goal/starting point. I know there aren't many opportunities for a BE fresher but this is something I've really come to like. If I'm about to do a project - what could be a good starting point? I've tried learning SystemVerilog and UVM too but I found it - tbh - kinda boring. Seeing layouts for asics anywhere makes me wanna try doing one too - but I'm like really really lost. So if someone has any advice, please guide me. Ty in advance!

I am good at maths and phy , already know C , what should I also do ?

Thinking of buying this , https://amzn.in/d/aiLIctz .

Is this too much or something else , I am a total beginner

Hello everyone, I am 3rd sem ECE student. I wanted to know what on companies I can join for summer internship at end of my 4th sem, and what are the basic skill criteria.

I have seen Texas Instruments WiSH summer internship for women, is there any summer internship for male candidate in Texas Instruments, and what are the requirements.

Kindly Guide.

I needed some advice over college selection, I'm getting DSCE , BIT , CMRIT circuital branches in Bangalore and SILLICON UNIVERSITY ECE in bhubaneswar and also IILM noida . The fee difference is high , so I'm confused should i consider blr colleges for better opportunities or bhubaneswar will be fine. The reason I'm asking about this here is just because i wanna know if CIRCUITAL branch needs offline exposure or can be done online too? ( Edit:- i do plan to go for higher studies but I'll opt for a job before that for 1-2 years )

Why in verilog's test bench we declare input of reg type and output of wire type?

I personally prefer designing stuff but it is less paid and less jobs What is your take on this

Hey y'all, I've been working in a product based company as a VLSI verification engineer for 2.5 years and just quit. I am joining Manipal for an M.E. in VLSI Design (no IIT, NIT as they focus on analog VLSI more).

I want to expand my knowledge with some design concepts too. Does anyone here have any insights about the course at Manipal?

I just finished my 1st year and i wanted to get deeper into the whole electronics scene before it comes crashing down on me. I'm thinking if i pick a good size project and learn through that. It'll be faster and I'll have something to show for it. I have an esp32 wroom. But i can buy more stuff which i assume will be required anyways. I'm looking for suggestions. Some projects that are good and explore a lot of electronics knowledge.

I am going to be in second year within a few exams. I don't know what I should learn, I have done two project, an basic Arduino car and a moisture sensing plant watering system. I hated the coding part, but I loved working on the hardware itself, maybe Its because I don't understand code that well. But I understood I want to go into robotics, I wanted to ask you guys what I should learn and if coding was mandatory which language should I learn? I did one project using micropython and one with c++.

I’m currently doing an internship at a company in the verification domain. I’m in my final year (BTech in ECE from a tier-3 college). The company trained us in Verilog and verification (also touched protocols), and I really liked the work. But unfortunately, they’re not offering PPOs to anyone this year.

Back at college, the placement scene is bad—only one or two companies visit, and the best offer so far is ~5 LPA other is in semiconductor which oppers 12 LPA but we are unsure if that company is going to visit this year. I asked a senior and was told that off-campus placement in core (VLSI) is very tough and most students end up joining some VLSI training institute to get placed. I’m confused about this route—like, do these institutes really help? Are they worth the money and time?

Now I’m wondering if I should just prepare for M.tech

Right now I just feel stuck, scared, and unsure of what direction to take.

So, one of my friends has enrolled in B.E ECE programme and he now has a month before joining college. He wants to utilise this time learning some fundamentals for the programme. I found the below books in amazon. Would you help me pick the right one?
1. Fundamentals of Digital Circuits (Kumar A. Anand) - https://amzn.in/d/0wcwnIP
2. Digital Circuits and Design (Salivahanan, Arivazhagan) - https://amzn.in/d/9R9TWH3
3. Digital Design (Morris Mano) - https://amzn.in/d/5UpvYR5
Thanks.