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srinivasan s		 tell me about the scope the scope of electrical and electronics engineering(EEE)in india? View All
im little bit confused about hte value of EEE now and also in future.since it is a oldest branch is it advisable to join EEE now.please guide me soon.thank u.
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Niel
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Actually the oldest branches of Engineering are Civil and Mechanical not Electrical or Electronic.

Electrical Engineering did not really become a separate engineering practices until the late 19th century. Electronic Engineering was not really recognized as a separate practice until the invention of the transistor 1948.

As for an EE degree being a worthwhile one to pursue there is till a lot of work that can be done with the knowledge you will learn while getting that degree. All that information can be applied to the more specialized and modern degrees that you have mentioned in your other questions.

Once you are in industry or pursuing research in an academic setting the fundamentals you learn in the next four or so years will become the basis for your continued success.

As I have stated before, your University education is just on stepping stone in your continuous education as working engineer. The key is to find a field you are enthusiastic about and to learn all you can about that field.

Niel

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