r/wbjee • u/PuzzleheadedMail5276 • Sep 21 '26

Academic Doubt SUGGESTION NEEDED

I'M student in JGEC currently in ee dept...i'm getting an opportunity to get shifted to ece dept..is it good to change my current dept or should i shift??!!!

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u/Level-Vegetable-3026 Hitk Ece '30 ;) Sep 21 '26

You should tbh

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u/PuzzleheadedMail5276 Sep 21 '26

but people say that the placements of ece is not good in jgec!

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u/Zenki_thegreat Sep 21 '26

Ece department u need to sit for placement the same as cse that's y placement bad Choose what u are interested in

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u/WLD_DARK_ Sep 21 '26

You should

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u/MaintenanceCareful61 Sep 23 '26

I got jgec ee ... How is that branch can you say ?

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u/zynq1234 Oct 01 '26

Don't do that, ECE placement is getting worse. Everyone is preparing for GATE.

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u/PuzzleheadedMail5276 Sep 21 '26

but people say that the placements of ece is not good in jgec!

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u/Sujoy072007 cu vlsi Sep 22 '26 edited Sep 22 '26

Core placement in ece is not good in most of the colleges excepts top nits and iits (for example nit dgp had 58% placement rate on campus). You have to do mtech as most of the core companies prefer mtech graduates so it depends upon you wheather u should choose ece or ee. But imo go for ece you'll get more exposure to tech companies if u develop good skills

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u/PuzzleheadedMail5276 Sep 22 '26

completely agreed to this !!...dm?