After B.Tech ECE job opportunity

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  Harshad Italiya

  If you want to go with fire field then you have options of Embedded, Telecom,VLSI,Testing and many more.
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  Miri

  Fire field????... 😨 ok, when i said i know next to nothing in engineering i meant it...😘 . whats fire field. My classes haven't started yet so i know nothing about ECE as-well.....
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  I think he meant 'core' field 😀 . Yes, there are several telecom companies in India that recruit telecom (E&TC) engineers. Are you a graduate engineer or still a student (which year?)?
  
  All you should focus on is making sure that you're thorough with your engineering studies. The jobs will automatically follow. No company wants to recruit 'average engineers'. They'll go to any extent to find good engineers who are genuinely interested in their engineering subjects.
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  Miri

  The_Big_K

  I think he meant 'core' field 😀 . Yes, there are several telecom companies in India that recruit telecom (E&TC) engineers. Are you a graduate engineer or still a student (which year?)?
  
  All you should focus on is making sure that you're thorough with your engineering studies. The jobs will automatically follow. No company wants to recruit 'average engineers'. They'll go to any extent to find good engineers who are genuinely interested in their engineering subjects.

  oh!!!!
  Well... Like i said am only beginner! B.Tech 1st year student. I was just trying to know my stream. what kind of job am gonna get later etc etc..... you know knowing the job makes the study more interesting!!!
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  Then - stop worrying and start enjoying engineering! I bet there's a LOT interesting to learn in ECE than you'll ever learn through textbooks and college lectures. Develop interest in the discipline and make the best use of all the talented E&TC engineers available here to help you out with your questions.
  
  You'll get your dream job if you are a good E&TC engineer. That's a promise.
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  ABCD ABCD

  It's not Interest thats important, but its your academic performance. I know what #-Link-Snipped-# said, but no one prefers an Engineer who got low marks and has high interest.
  
  

  The_Big_K

  You'll get your dream job if you are a good E&TC engineer. That's a promise.

  What acc. to you is an Good E&TC Engineer?